Infamous Murderers: Answers

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Infamous Murderers: Answers

Peter Cushing as Sherlock Holmes.
Here are the infamous murder cases, matched with their descriptions.
  1. Brides in the Bath
  2. Jack the Ripper
  3. Dr Crippen
  4. Sacco and Vanzetti
  5. Leo Frank
  6. Leopold and Loeb
  7. H.H. Holmes
  8. Lizzie Borden
  9. The Black Dahlia
  10. Madame Tussaud
  • Involved 'serial bigamy'.
  • They never caught the Whitechapel serial killer.
  • Did the remains in the cellar belong to Cora?
  • Victims of the 'Red Scare'.
  • Innocent, lynched in Georgia.
  • The case inspired Hitchcock's Rope.
  • Serial killer loose at the Chicago Exposition of 1893.
  • Used an axe.
  • This Hollywood case inspired books and movies.
  • Infamous murderers end up in her museum.
If you knew them all, give yourself the Sleuth Award. You're ready to join Sherlock. Invite your friends to the mystery evening on the 28th.
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