I Like that the court considered a 'a second cousin three times removed' to not be a "properly interested person"!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8400142.stm
Cheers!
Scott
Posthumous Pardon
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scooter
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Posthumous Pardon
Today - "Dr Crippen's relative fails in bid to secure pardon"
I Like that the court considered a 'a second cousin three times removed' to not be a "properly interested person"!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8400142.stm
Cheers!
Scott
I Like that the court considered a 'a second cousin three times removed' to not be a "properly interested person"!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8400142.stm
Cheers!
Scott
Researching Wishart (Glasgow & Kirkcaldy), McDonald (Donegal & Falkirk), Thomson (Star, Fife) & Harley (Monimail, Moonzie & Cupar)
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Currie
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Re: Posthumous Pardon
Hello Scott,
Jimmy Crippen should be grateful for all that’s happened. He probably would have had an incredibly dull family history if the good or otherwise Doctor hadn’t been framed or whatever. I wonder if he has any theories as to what really happened to Cora?
Where else to read about it than at http://drcrippen.co.uk/
All the best,
Alan
Jimmy Crippen should be grateful for all that’s happened. He probably would have had an incredibly dull family history if the good or otherwise Doctor hadn’t been framed or whatever. I wonder if he has any theories as to what really happened to Cora?
Where else to read about it than at http://drcrippen.co.uk/
All the best,
Alan