Lines on the trial and release of W. Gardiner for the Peasenhall Murder ?a printed song?

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One sheet of a song, with chorus, by E. Gale. Undated c1903. Size 24.7 x 18cm approx. Condition Fair,Fragile, folded in 4 with edge tears at folds, and some edge wear, nicks.This was one of strangest, cold cases known as the Peasenhall Murder. In the summer of 1902, in Peasenhall village, Suffolk a beautiful young woman, Rose Harsent was found dead in her employer?s home on the morning of June 1st, 1902. In the first trial 11 voted to convict Gardiner but one argued against. So the judge declared a mistrial and ordered a second be held. The second trial 11 voted for acquittal and only one for Gardiner to be found guilty. As at this time a unanimous verdict was needed for a conviction and so Gardiner was released a free man. So, who killed Rose Harsent? , most believe William Gardiner did indeed get away with murder. But some think most likely Gardiner?s wife. N° de ref. del artículo 003691

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