Based on the fact that Sir Henry Irving might have been in Bradford touring during the Christmas of 1888...

Many believed Walter Turner to be not guilty of actually killing Barbara Whitham Waterhouse. Given the lack of crime scene etc and the possibility of his involvement in the John Gill murder it is more likely he was the procurer and disposer or simply the disposer. A Nasty man who wished his own child...

Walter Turner split with his wife at the back end of 1888 and moved to Bradford with his mother. Months later he moved back to Thompson St in Shipley and lived a relatively normal life till getting drunk in August 1889 and taking a knife to his wifes neck.



Walter Turner...

One from 1873

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The author of the podcast simply twawled online newspapers whilst living in Italy. She emailed me requesting my primary source material (I obviously refused) so she could finalise her, then three weeks of research and cobble it into a book that was to be published on the heels of her previous Colouring...

That is where the body was stored. They searched 2 miles far and wide for the murder scene but failed. All the floorboards were ripped up here looking for trace forensic evidence, blood in cobwebs etc. The place was as clean as a whistle....

Poor little Barbara...

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Many thanks How......