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Attack On Mason Hill In 1889
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Attack On Mason Hill In 1889
by Karen Mon 26 Apr 2010 - 10:58
England.
There was another terrible murder committed in London on Mason Hill, Bromley, Kent, where the police found a woman with a very serious neck injury. She was hospitalized and lengthy statements were taken. They found that she was wounded in the neck by a man, and she was finally thrown into a pond. The injury led to death. She was terribly mistreated. The police can not say if the deed is in accordance with the bloody work of Jack the Ripper.
Title: Engeland
Publication: MAR
Page: 2
Date: 22 August 1889
There was another terrible murder committed in London on Mason Hill, Bromley, Kent, where the police found a woman with a very serious neck injury. She was hospitalized and lengthy statements were taken. They found that she was wounded in the neck by a man, and she was finally thrown into a pond. The injury led to death. She was terribly mistreated. The police can not say if the deed is in accordance with the bloody work of Jack the Ripper.
Title: Engeland
Publication: MAR
Page: 2
Date: 22 August 1889
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