The Case of Constance Kent

"The Case of Constance Kent" examines one of the most chilling and controversial murder cases of the Victorian era. In 1860, the brutal killing of a young child at Road Hill House shocked the British public and baffled investigators. John Rhode provides a meticulous account of the events leading up to the tragedy, the subsequent investigation by Scotland Yard's Detective Inspector Jack Whicher, and the eventual confession of the victim's sixteen-year-old half-sister, Constance Kent.

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