The Baby Farm Murderer: The Story of Amelia Dyer, the Victorian Serial Killer
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Analyzes Amelia Dyer’s crimes, exploring Victorian society, her motivations, and how policing allowed her 40-year killing spree.
A forensic study of the trial of Amelia Dyer, one of Britain’s most prolific serial killers, thought to have murdered up to 400 babies. This book explores how life in Victorian England created the ideal conditions for Amelia to establish herself as a baby farmer, taking infants from desperate women in exchange for payment.
It examines what motivated her to kill and ...
A forensic study of the trial of Amelia Dyer, one of Britain’s most prolific serial killers, thought to have murdered up to 400 babies. This book explores how life in Victorian England created the ideal conditions for Amelia to establish herself as a baby farmer, taking infants from desperate women in exchange for payment.
It examines what motivated her to kill and ...






















