Criminal Poisoning: Investigational Guide for Law Enforcement, Toxicologists, Forensic Scientists, and Attorneys (30 page)

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Legué G: Women poisoners in history.
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(contains a discussion of the Dr. Charles Friedgood case).

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Lewin L:
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Lewin PK: Napoleon Bonaparte—no evidence of chronic arsenic poisoning.
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Lewis D:
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Lewis RH:
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Lewis RH:
Edwardian Murders
. David & Charles, London, 1989 (contains discussions about the poisoners Johann Hoch; George Chapman; Hawley Crippen, MD; Henri Girard; Arthur Waite, DDS; Bennett Hyde, MD; Richard Brinkley; Roland Molineux; Albert Patrick; as well as the murder of Henry Bingham).

Lifflander M:
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(contains a discussion of the case of Dr. Mario Jascalevich).

Linedecker CL, Burt WA:
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Lloyd M:
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MacDonald JD:
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MacDougall AW:
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MacGowan D:
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Mackenzie FA:
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MacNalty A:
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Maeder T:
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Mair G:
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Maitai CK, Faure J, Yacoub M: A survey on the use of poisoned arrows in Kenya during the period 1964–1971.
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Mallet ME:
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Mandelsberg RG:
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Mann J:
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Manners T:
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Manon P:
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(in French).

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McClure Stevens FA:
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McDonald RR:
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McElwe E:
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McLaren A:
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Meadley R:
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Meadows C:
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Milt B: 1737 poison case in Zurich.
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Morrison JTJ:
Poisons
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Mortimer J:
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Mortimer J:
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Mossiker F:
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Murder Casebook, a magazine series, by Marshall Cavendish, London, 1989–1993.

#9—
The Mild-Mannered Murderer:
H. H. Crippen case #40—
Eastbourn’’s Doctor Death:
Bodkin Adams case

#41—
The Poisoners:
Florence Maybrick and Henry Seddon cases #50—
France’s Angel of Death:
Marcel Petiot case

#53—
The Croydon Poisonings:
Grace Duff case

#57—
The Modern Bluebeard:
Henri Landru case

#59—
A Passion for Poisoning:
Graham Young case

#65—
Adultery and Arsenic:
H. R. Armstrong, Greenwood, and Arthur Waite cases #85—
She-Devil:
Simone Weber case

#94—
The Whisperings:
Marie Besnard and Louisa Merrifield cases #105—
A Woman’s Weapon:
Charlotte Bryant, Ethel Major, and Violette Nozieres cases

#107—
Traces of Poison:
Florence Bravo and Adelaide Bartlett cases #118—
Imperfect Parents:
Marie Hilley case

#122—
Deadly Doctors:
Carl Coppolino and Geza DeKaplany cases Murgatroyd E:
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Nash JR:
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Neville R, Clarke J:
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Norman C:
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Notable British Trial Series. W. Hodge & Comp., London, England, 1927.

Trial of H.R. Armstrong
, ed. by Filson Young.

Trial of Adelaide Bartlett
, ed. by Sir John Hall, 1927.

Trial of George Chapman
, ed. by H. L. Adam, 1930.

Trial of Neill Cream
, ed. by W. Teignmouth Shore, 1923.

Trial of H.H. Crippen
, ed. by Filson Young, 1920.

Trial of Harold Greenwood
, ed. by Winifred Duke, 1930.

Trial of Dr. Lamson
, ed. by H. L. Adam, 1913.

Trial of Mrs. Maybrick
, ed by H. B. Irving, 1912.

Trial of William Palmer
, ed. by G. H. Knott, 1912.

Trial of Dr. Pritchard
, ed. by Wm. Roughead, 1906.

Trial of the Seddons
, ed. by Filson Young, 1914.

Trial of Madelaine Smith
, ed. by A. Duncon Smith, 1905.

Trial of Madelaine Smith
, ed. by F. Tennyson Jesse, 1927.

Ober WB: Did Socrates die of hemlock poisoning?
New York State J Med
1977;77(2): 254–258.