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José Joaquim de Sousa Reis, known simply as “Remexido” or “Remechido”, was executed by firing squad at the Campo da Trindade in Faro, Portugal on this date in 1838. This fellow (English Wikipedia entry | Portuguese) was...

This 2004 episode from Manx Radio gives us the story of John Kewish, hanged on this date in 1872 for killing his father with a pitchfork. Kewish is the last person ever executed on the Isle of Man — indeed even at his own time such a punishment...

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Royal Army Clothing Factory 21/6/1918 during a visit by King George V and Queen Mary (IMW collection) On Wednesday 28 July 1875 Emma Leven was set in the dock at Westminster Police court to face a charge that she had tried to kill her own baby....

A strange tale for today – one that made the headlines on this day in 1919. Sergeant William Henry Ring was a young soldier, originally from South Africa, who had been wounded twice during World War 1, while serving in the 1st South African Infantry....

An incident in the Revolutionary War of America (The Fraser Highlanders at Stone Ferry) – Robert Ronald McIan (1854) Robert McIan probably thought he was doing someone else and himself a good turn when he ‘rescued’ John Coster from his...

Posted by Krista J. Kesselring, 6 July 2024. Facing the prospect of executions resuming for federal prisoners in the U.S., one might well reflect on past debates about the use of the death penalty. In other times and places, which heinous crimes, exactly,...

In what felt like week 9,000 of lockdown I was contacted by a fellow Sunderland Uni graduate (Bridget Hamilton, a radio production MA) with an intriguing request. She was starting a podcast tracing the veracity of outlandish family rumours – you...

Anthony Nott, 2024, Investigating the Almost Perfect Murders: the case of Russell Causley and other crimes, Barnsley, Pen and Sword. 197pp, £14.99. Anthony Nott has written a memoir, detailing his career and experience as a detective police...

Ben W. Johnson, 2016, Charlie Peace: Murder, Mayhem and the Master of Disguise, Barnsley,Pen and Sword; 157 pages, £12.99. Reviewed by Dr Guy Woolnough Ben Johnson tells the compelling story of Charlie Peace, the most notorious villain...

By Cassie Watson; posted 13 June 2024. At a time when none of us can go to any archive, I decided to investigate the online contents of collections made temporarily available to university staff and students during the Covid-19 pandemic. I also purchased...

by Derek Roebuck, Francis Calvert Boorman and Rhiannon MarklessPublisher: HOLO Books, The Arbitration Press (2024)I haven't written a blog for over 2 years, primarily because I was involved in writing this book with Derek and Francis. Sadly, on 27th...

The latest Prison Service Journal is the second in a series of special editions offering historical perspectives on a range of prison and criminal justice issues. Articles include: ‘Revisiting the Borstal experiment, c.1902-1982’ –...

A new blog devoted to a fascinating collection of criminal ‘mugshots’ held by Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire Archives has been launched. Written by City Archivist, Phil Astley, ‘Criminal Portraits’ features images found in the...

Peter Rushton. As I write this I am sat in my garden in Walker, Newcastle. The sun is shining and I am  listening to the birds in the surrounding trees. Normally this would be a blissful Spring afternoon, but I have just had my daily dose of increasingly...

This post for Women’s History Month 2024 explores the Bluestocking Corpus of Elizabeth Montagu’s letters, created by Anni Sairio. This first version of the Bluestocking Corpus consists of 243 manuscript letters, written by the ‘Queen...

Mr Justice Cave was not in a good mood as he sat in the courtroom of Gloucester’s Shire Hall on the second morning of the Winter Assizes, which took place in November 1895. Shire Hall was undergoing some building works and on this morning, an incessant...

Among its many other wonders, you can find a marvellous run of 16th- and 17th-century CSPD on the Internet Archive. But they’re not consistently titled, and there are duplicates of many volumes, so it’s not easy to piece them together. I made...