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Conan Doyle for the Defence tells the fascinating story of Britain’s ‘Dreyfus’

7 July 2018

9:00 AM

7 July 2018

9:00 AM

One day in December 1908, a wealthy 81-year-old spinster named Marion Gilchrist was bludgeoned to death in her Glasgow flat. Miss Gilchrist, who lived alone with her maid, was an obsessive collector and hoarder of jewels, which she hid among her clothes. There was no sign of a forced entry, but a valuable diamond brooch was missing.

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