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Post by Admin on Sept 6, 2020 23:28:54 GMT
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Post by liferreilly on Sept 7, 2020 1:32:45 GMT
You're not wrong...
Murderer Insane
Enest Bramhan, hawker, of no fixed address, who was sentenced to death at Leeds Assizes
on April 27th last for the murder of miss Eleanor Hammerton...
...The Home secretary has ordered Bramhan's removal to Broadmoor Asylum, states a Home Office
announcement. The execution had been fixed for Thursday next at Leeds.
Lancashire Evening post 15th May 1945
The author of the "unsolved murder"article hasn't done his research!
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Post by historian on Sept 7, 2020 11:17:06 GMT
Those wishing to read the story will find it in True Detective Magazine April 1996.
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Post by Admin on Sept 7, 2020 13:11:19 GMT
You're not wrong... Murderer Insane Enest Bramhan, hawker, of no fixed address, who was sentenced to death at Leeds Assizes on April 27th last for the murder of miss Eleanor Hammerton... ...The Home secretary has ordered Bramhan's removal to Broadmoor Asylum, states a Home Office announcement. The execution had been fixed for Thursday next at Leeds. Lancashire Evening post 15th May 1945 The author of the "unsolved murder"article hasn't done his research! Yes, This was exactly my view but I didn't want to say it and I sort o dont have time to check it thoroughly. Seems like a fairly fundemental oversight that cant be readily remmidied. I know I often 'make mistakes' and often include cases as unsolved that are actually upon deeper research solved, but thats generally in note form. The Star editor has clearly based his authoritive article on a limited data set indicating that they searched their archives, or BNA and jumped at the first mystery they found. I dont have the heart to tell him. |
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Post by matthewspicer on Sept 7, 2020 13:16:15 GMT
Yes I did it in 1996 - it's been re-done in ....
Looks like - 99% - he died in 1990 [FMP]
matthew:)
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Post by matthewspicer on Sept 7, 2020 13:21:17 GMT
Hi Admin:)
I sent the link to the Star of the case - I have actually got the police photos if u want them and they are easy to send ....
Matthew:)
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Post by Admin on Sept 7, 2020 13:49:08 GMT
Hi Admin:) I sent the link to the Star of the case - I have actually got the police photos if u want them and they are easy to send .... Matthew:) What, just one more wafer thin mint? I don't mind if I do. me@blackkalendar.nl |
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Post by liferreilly on Sept 7, 2020 14:08:10 GMT
You're not wrong... Murderer Insane Enest Bramhan, hawker, of no fixed address, who was sentenced to death at Leeds Assizes on April 27th last for the murder of miss Eleanor Hammerton... ...The Home secretary has ordered Bramhan's removal to Broadmoor Asylum, states a Home Office announcement. The execution had been fixed for Thursday next at Leeds. Lancashire Evening post 15th May 1945 The author of the "unsolved murder"article hasn't done his research! Yes, This was exactly my view but I didn't want to say it and I sort o dont have time to check it thoroughly. Seems like a fairly fundemental oversight that cant be readily remmidied. I know I often 'make mistakes' and often include cases as unsolved that are actually upon deeper research solved, but thats generally in note form. The Star editor has clearly based his authoritive article on a limited data set indicating that they searched their archives, or BNA and jumped at the first mystery they found. I dont have the heart to tell him. I found the above info within the first couple of articles on BNA, so I'm not sure what his source material was. I hope i didn't come across as mean as we can all make mistakes and press SEND a bit too early!! |
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Post by matthewspicer on Sept 7, 2020 17:57:17 GMT
Admin:)
Sent photos to me@blackkalendar.nl but says they have been sent to Google Drive (as they were too big), which I haven't seen before - if they don't work have you Dropbox .... ?
Matthew:)
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Post by Admin on Sept 7, 2020 19:11:26 GMT
Admin:) Sent photos to me@blackkalendar.nl but says they have been sent to Google Drive (as they were too big), which I haven't seen before - if they don't work have you Dropbox .... ? Matthew:) Thats great. They are quite good photos really of the old world. |
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