The man sent to the asylum was definitely the same Benjamin Goodson, brother of Henry 'Sugar' Goodson. I posted details from the parole licence of Annie Cohen earlier in this thread. Annie listed Goodson as her cousin and wanted to write to him but was refused permission because he was investigated by Abberline (or Thick, can't remember which) and and found to be a crook.
It was the same Annie Cohen who Goodson was charged with maliciously wounding in 1876. He was acquitted but found insane and sent to an asylum at her Majesty's Pleasure for a while.
In Annie Cohen's 1884 licence she is described as having what seems to be a scar running the right side of her nose, lower lip and left side of her neck. I wonder of this was the wound Goodson did?
It was the same Annie Cohen who Goodson was charged with maliciously wounding in 1876. He was acquitted but found insane and sent to an asylum at her Majesty's Pleasure for a while.
In Annie Cohen's 1884 licence she is described as having what seems to be a scar running the right side of her nose, lower lip and left side of her neck. I wonder of this was the wound Goodson did?
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