The Boy Who Wasn't: The Bobby Dunbar Mystery

Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm?

The Murder of Mona Johnson

Lizzie Borden Story

Canada’s Law Against Duelling

Canada’s Witchcraft Laws

The Murder of Margaret Cameron — 1775

The Murder of Michael Morrissey — 1846

McCanning's Hanging — The Murder That Became a Ballad

The Murder of Lieutenant Richard Lawry

The Murder of Patrick Mehigan 1853

The Murder of Dennis Summers 1855

The Murder of William Bearns: A Body in Quidi Vidi Lake

The Headless Ghost Dog of Elliston

Murder at Cow Head, Newfoundland

Imagine being beaten to death... not by a hardened criminal, but by an angry crowd. On October 22, 1861, Constable Jeremiah Dunn of the Newfoundland Constabulary along with three other police officers were called to deal with what should have been a routine arrest in Harbour Grace. They encountered two men who appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. The men were advised to go home. The men refused and the police officers decided to take them into custody. They succeed

Harbour Grace Affray

The Hanging of Peter Downing

Drunk Only Tuesday, May 6th, 1879

The Hanging of Catherine Snow