Mysterious Crime Scenes

Murder Mysteries

Crime is a term which is more related to law, the word crime is used where something wrong takes place such as a wrongful act. Crime is also referred as an offence and is an act or action which is not only illegal but is harmful to the whole community, state or the society. This is the reason that crime is also referred as public wrong, commission of such acts are forbidden and law imposes punishment or penalties on the person who commits a crime. Crime is violation of law, but every violation of law is not crime. Any sort of physical or personal harm towards another individual can count as crime.

As far as crime scene is concerned, it is the place where the crime take place. For instance, “A” murders “B” in a house, that house is the crime scene because murder is a crime and it took place in that house. The forensic evidence can be collected from the crime scene for the purposes of investigation.A crime scene is defined as any of the location, which is linked or associated with commission of crime. Mostly the crime scenes consist of the physical evidence which can help in the investigation of the case. The crime scene investigators are responsible for identifying the crime scene and for collecting the evidence. Not only the location on which the crime takes place can be called as a crime scene but it can be any location or area which contains any sort of evidence from the crime itself. 

A History of crime in London:

London, is known as one of the oldest cities of the world that have a history full of stories and mysteries of gruesome crimes and murders. London’s history is full of real Jack the Ripper to the fictions such as Sweeney Todd. The murder and mayhem are considered as the integral parts of the London’s history. It was a home for serial killers, poisoners, torturers and so on. There are many creepy murders with mysterious crime scenes in its history. There are countless nasty criminals and crime scene stories that took place in the streets of London.

Taking the example of Barnes Mystery case, which revolves around revenger or it seems like it. More concerned with the stolen identity and an alleged pregnancy. It happened in 1879, when Kate Webster, who was a maid living in West London, ended up killing her employer named Julia Martha Thomas, by shoving her down from the stairs. It did not end there, she dismembered the flesh of the employer and boiled it. After that she threw the body remains in the River of Thames. The investigators could find only one thing and that was Thomas’s head.

There are some other facts to this mysterious crime scene reality, some claims state that Webster not only boiled the flesh of Thomas’s body but she also gave it to a group of boys in the neighborhood to eat, after cooking it. The remains of the body were found in the river, this does not end here Webster actually pretended to be Thomas for two to three weeks. After that she left London and was arrested in Ireland. She also claimed that she was pregnant in order to avoid the death penalty. The head of Thomas was found on the property in 2010, the property was owned by Sir David Attenborough.

Unsolved mysterious 

crimes…

If you are not aware of the Zodiac Killer, this means that you never heard of the Zodiac Killer who terrorized San Francisco in 1968-1969. Not only San Francisco but the surrounding Bay Area as well. Not only that the killer was known for sending threats to the general public and the police officials concerning the school-children’s, he used to treat about targeting the children by committing acts of terrorism. Toschi teamed up with other members of the San Francisco PD, and started hunting for this killer. He kept on hunting for years, but this case was never solved and the mystery remained there. The closest he came to arrest Zodiac was by investigating Arthur Leigh Allen and according to him he was the best suspect of this whole case.

The Lyme 

Regis Murders

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Andrew Segal

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Three little piggies going to market each,

Changed their minds, went down to the beach.

A great big rock then cracked each head,

And, left the three of them, all stone dead.   R.A.

Three found dead, throwing a quiet seaside town into turmoil.

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The shoreline was deserted apart from the four individuals cavorting close to the water’s edge.   A single gull 
wheeled overhead screaming out what might have been a warning, had anyone understood, or been prepared to listen. Offshore the swell rose and fell ominously, a restless movement like the bulk of a heaving whale, as it too whispered a plea for mercy.

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Now For Detectives and mysterious crime stories…

William Burns:

Burns was one of those detectives that left their mark in the history, in 1920 a case of domestic terrorism was handled by Burns. A powerful bomb ripped the Wall Street, which resulted in killing around 38 people and injured 400. He gave the idea that the incident is done by Communist sympathizers, but this case was just like a dead end and this is one of the cases that remain unsolved till to date.

Ignatius Pollaky:

There are many cases that are handled by Pollaky, but one of the most famous ones is from 1860 referred as Round House murder. He often used to go to Kent house for the purpose of taking notes regarding the investigation. And it is said that who knows? Maybe Pollaky actually knew or was the first one to see that 4 years of Francis Saville Kent was murdered by a family member.

Raymond C.Schindler:

There was a case that remain unsolved, and Schindler was too unable to solve it. In 1943, a wealthy introvert Sir Harry Oaked from Maine who had all his in money in Canada. He was working as a mine operator, was murdered. His body was later found in the Bahamian mansion. The murderers tried to burn the body but they could only scorch it. Schindler was a failure in wrapping up this wartime mystery.

Jay J. Armes:

Known as an amputee, private investigator and an actor. It can be said that this is a person who is leading his life without worrying about both hand amputated when he was only 11 years old. He spend some of the time in California in career of acting, then he sat up his own detective agency in EI Paso. He charges about 1 million dollars for resolving a case.

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