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Kevin Turton

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Rotherham, The United Kingdom

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https://kevinturtontruecrime.com

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Crime, Nonfiction, History

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March 2020

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True crime author who has been writing for over twenty years. Generally I write historical crime, 1850-1965 tends to be the period I cover, and I have also done a couple of history books re WW1 and WW2.

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Kevin Turton The legend of Jack the Ripper I guess. I was looking for something around his time that had remained unsolved but offered me the opportunity to resear…moreThe legend of Jack the Ripper I guess. I was looking for something around his time that had remained unsolved but offered me the opportunity to research that period in Whitechapel and create a readable, truthful account of a murder that even today is still a puzzle.(less)

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Kevin Turton I've never suffered from it…moreI've never suffered from it(less)

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Britain’s Unsolved Murders

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Francis Coles

I like puzzles which is why I was drawn to the unsolved murder of Frances Coles back in 1891. Did Jack the Ripper return, after three years travelling the world, to take up lodgings again in Whitechapel to kill her? Or was it someone else? I know a lot of people favour the JTR theory or the notion he never left and just kept on killing but I wasn't so sure. In my latest book, 'The return of the Ri Read more of this blog post »

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