Scotlands Murder Mysteries

In 1856 Glasgow Debutante Madeleine Smith Began A Passionate Affair With Emile Langelier The Two Met In Secret And Wrote To Each Other Frequently When Her Parents Tried To Have Her Ldquomarried Offrdquo Madeleine Abandoned Her Lover He Threatened To Use Their Letters To Expose The Affair Shortly Afterward He Was Found Dead From What Was Recorded As Arsenic Poisoning When The Passionate Letters Wer

On The Evening Of December 21st 1908 Marion Gilchrist Was Left Alone By Her Maid Who Went To Buy A Newspaper A Few Minutes Later A Neighbor Heard Loud Knocks On The Ceiling When He Investigated He Met The Maid On The Stairwell A Man Walked Calmly Past Them Smiled And Exited The Building The Two Proceeded Into The Flat To Be Confronted With The Horrific Sight Of The Old Lady In The Final Throes Of

On The Morning Of Marchnbsp17th 1926 The Merretts Were Breakfasting Together When The Servant Heard A Gunshot She Found 55yearold Bertha Lying Bleeding From A Head Wound In The Dining Room Her Son Insisted She Had Shot Herself It Gradually Came To Light That Merrett Had Been Defrauding His Mother Forging Her Checks To Pay For His Extravagance He Was Arrested In November 1926 The Trial Early The Ne

Miss Jess Mcpherson Worked At Sandyford Place Part Of Gentrified Victorian Glasgow In The Early Hours Of A Weekend Morning In 1862 Her Best Friend Jessie Found Her Badly Beaten Body In Her Basement Bedroom Arrested And Accused Of Killing Her There Was A Public Outcry When It Became Evident That Mclachlans Wealthy Employers A Family Of Accountants Called Fleming Were Being Protected By The Authorit