When the Hangman Came to Galway
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Dean Ruxton unravels the complex mind of the notorious hangman James Berry as he sets out to bring to a conclusion the case of two notorious murders in Galway in 1885.
Dean Ruxton unravels the complex mind of the notorious hangman James Berry as he sets out to bring to a conclusion the case of two notorious murders in Galway in 1885.
Exploring a tragic death and a sensational murder trial, this book delves into a 170-year-old mystery that shocked Ireland. It offers a modern analysis of the Victorian era's legal proceedings, examining the societal implications and the enduring questions surrounding the case. Through a blend of historical context and contemporary insights, the narrative reveals the complexities of justice and public perception in a scandalous trial that continues to intrigue.
A tragic death, a murder trial and a 170-year-old mystery - but what really happened? A compelling modern analysis of the Victorian murder trial that scandalised Ireland.