Criminal Poisoning: Investigational Guide for Law Enforcement, Toxicologists, Forensic Scientists, and Attorneys (29 page)

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Geyer FP:
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Gilbert M:
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Gilbert W:
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Gimlette JD:
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Ginsburg P:
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Glaister J:
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Godfrey LS:
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Good J, Goreck S:
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Goodman J:
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Goodman J:
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Goodman J:
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. Carol Publishing Group, Secaucus, NJ, 1993.

Goodman R:
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. Heinemann, London, 1981 (a fictional account of the Crippen case).

Gordeux P:
Le Docteur Petiot
. Editions j’ai lu, Paris, 1970 (in French).

Gordon A:
The Lives of Pope Alexander VI and His Son Caesar Borgia
, 2 vols. C. Davis & T. Green, London, 1929.

Gordon R:
The Private Life of Doctor Crippen
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Graves R:
They Hanged My Saintly Billy; the Life and Death of Dr. William Palmer
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Doubleday, New York, 1957.

Greiner D: Who wants to kill a millionaire? The Peck building: greed and intrigue.
Grand Rapids Magazine
, April 2000, pp. 30–32 (contains a discussion of the Arthur Waite case).

Gribble L:
When Killers Err
. John Long, London, 1962.

Gribble L:
Such Women Are Deadly
. Arco Publishing, New York, 1969 (contains discussions about the following poisoners: Augusta Fullam, Henry Clark, Christina Edmunds, Mary Blandy, and Belle Gunness).

Gribble L:
Such Lethal Ladies
. John Long, London, 1985 (contains discussions about the following poisoners: Dorothy Waddingham, Daisy de Milker, and Caroline Gills).

The poisoners. In: Griffiths A:
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, 3 vols. Cassell & Co., London, ca. 1890, pp. 14–89.

Gril E:
Madame LaFarge devant ses juges
. Gallimard, Paris, 1958 (in French).

Grim-Samuel V: On the mushroom that defied the Emperor Claudius.
Classical Q

1991;41:178–182.

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Grombach JV:
The Great Liquidator
. Garden City, New York, 1980 (contains a discussion of the Marcel Petiot case).

Guerin G:
Poisons et empoisonnements
[Poisons and Poisonings]. Lecon inaugurale, Nancy, France, 1902 (in French).

Gwynm G:
Did Adelaide Bartlett Administer the Chloroform . . . ?
Christison Johnson, Winston, England, 1950.

Gyorfyey F: Arsenic and no lace.
Caduceus
1987;3(2):40–65 (contains a discussion of the mass arsenic poisonings in Nagyrev, Hungary).

Haines M:
Doctors Who Kill
. Toronto Sun Publ., Toronto, Canada, 1993.

Hall J:
The Bravo Mystery and Other Cases
. Bodley Head, London, 1923.

Hall J, ed.:
The Trial of Adelaide Bartlett
. Wm. Hodge & Co., London, England, 1927.

Hallworth R, Williams M:
Where There’s a Will—The Sensational Life of Dr. John Bodkin Adams
. The Capstans Press, Jersey, UK, 1983.

Hardwick M:
Doctors on Trial
. Jenkins, London, England, 1961.

Harter K:
Winter of Frozen Dreams
. Contemporary Books, Chicago, 1990 (contains a discussion of the Barbara Hoffman case).

Hartman MS:
Victorian Murderesses—A True History of Thirteen Respectable French and English Women Accused of Unspeakable Crimes
. Schoken Books, New York, 1977 (contains discussions about the following poisoners: Adelaide Bartlett, Florence Bravo, Euphemie Lacoste, Marie LaFarge, Florence Maybrick, and Madeleine Smith).

Harris SH:
Factories of Death—Japanese Biological Warfare, 1932–45, and the American Cover-Up
. Routledge, New York, 1995.

Hefland WH: The poisoning of the sick at Jaffa.
Veroffenthichun Internationalen Gesellschaft Gershichte Pharmazie
1975;42:79–97.

Heizer RF: Aboriginal fish poisons. Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Eth-nology, Bulletin no. 151, Anthropological Papers, no. 38, Washington, DC, 1953.

Helfield R: Female poisoners in the nineteenth century: a study of gender bias in the application of the law.
Osgoode Hall Law J
1990;28(1):53–101.

Hemming R:
With Murderous Intent
. Onyx, New York, 1991 (contains a discussion of the David Richard Davis case).

Heppenstall R:
Bluebeard and After, Three Decades of Murder in France
. Peter Owen, London, 1972.

Hervey C: Report on the crime of
thuggee
by means of poisons in British territory for the years 1864, 1865, and 1866. General Superintendent’s Office, Delhi, India, 1868.

Hillairet JB:
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. A. Bailly, Paris, 1847.

Ho PY: Elixir poisoning in China—medieval.
Janus
1959;48(4):221.

Hoffman RH, Bishop J:
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. Gold Medal, New York, NY, 1953.

Holden A:
The St. Albans Poisoner: The Life and Crimes of Graham Young
. Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1974 (republished in 1995, by Corgi Books, London, England).

Holmes HH:
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. Burk & McFetridge, Philadelphia, 1895 (his story as written by convicted murderer Herman W. Mudgett).

Holmes P:
The Trials of Dr. Coppolino
. New American Library, New York, 1968.

Honeycombe G:
The Murders of the Black Museum: 1870–1970
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Honeycombe G:
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Hooker M:
Doctor Crippen: Monster or Misjudged?
Brown, Watson, London, no date (adapted from the screenplay by Leigh Vance).

Hoskins P:
Two Men Were Acquitted: The Trial and Acquittal of Doctor John Bodkin Adams
. Secker & Warburg, London, 1984.

Houssaye A:
Mademoiselle de La Valliere et Madame de Monstespan
. Flammarion, Paris, 1892 (in French).

Hsu Y:
History of Toxicology in China
. Hangchow, Hsin i shi-chu, China, 1955.

Hubert D:
Les Hommes-poisons
. Hachette, Paris, 1970 (in French).

Hughes-Wilson J: Who killed Napoleon? An historic murder solved.
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Hunt P:
The Madeleine Smith Affair
. Carroll & Nicholson, London, 1950.

Illustrated Life and Career of William Palmer, of Rugeley: Containing Details of His Conduct as . . . Poisoner, with Original Letters . . . and Other Authenticated Documents
. Ward and Lock, London, 1856.

Ingram D:
A Strict and Impartial Enquiry into the Cause and Death of the Late William Scawen, Esq; in Surry, Ascertaining, from the Medical Evidence Against Jane Butterfield, the Impossibility of Poison Having Been Given Him. To Which is Added, an Account of Accidental Poisons, to Which Families Are Exposed, with Their Antidotes, Under . . . Stings and Bites, Vegetables, Minerals, Fumes and Vapours
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Irvine A, Johnson H: R v Young—murder by thallium.
MedicoLeg J
1974;42(3):76–90.

Iserson KV:
Demon Doctors: Physicians as Serial Killers
. Galen Press, Tucson, AZ, 2002.

Iung T:
La Verite sur le masque fer (Les Empoisonneurs)
[The Truth Under the Iron Mask (The Poisoners)]. Paris, 1873 (in French).

Jackman T, Troy C:
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Jagot: Le Poison des Borgia [The Borgia poison].
Arch Med d’Angers
, February 20, 1909, p. 66 (in French).

Jeffers HP:
Bloody Business—An Anecdotal History of Scotland Yard
. Pharos Books, New York, 1992.

Jeffreys JG:
A Conspiracy of Poisons
. Walker, New York, 1977.

Jensen LB:
Poisoning Misadventures
. Charles C Thomas, Springfield, IL, 1977, pp.

112–116, 158–164.

Jesse FT:
The Trial of Madeline Smith
. Day, New York, 1927.

Johnson WB:
The Age of Arsenic—Being an Account of the Life, Trial, and Execution of Catherine Montvoison, Known as La Voison, and of Her Vile Associates and Credu-lous Clients of Both High and Low Degree: Together with a Relation of Their Various Transactions in Poison, Abortion, and Black or Satanic Masses, with Other Details Concerning Sundry Manners and Habits of the Times and with But Little Moralizing Thereon: the Whole Comprising a Curious and Momentous Episode in the Reign of King Louis XIV of France
. Jonathan Cape & Robert Ballou, New York, 1932.

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Jones A:
Women Who Kill
. Holt, Rinehart & Winston, New York, NY, 1980.

Jones DEH: Arsenic in Napoleon’s wallpaper.
Nature
1982;299:626, 627.

Jones RB:
Palmer the Rugeley Poisoner
. Daisy Bank Publications, London, England, ca. 1910.

Jones RG:
Poison!The World’s Greatest True Murder Stories
. Lyle Stuart, Secaucus, NJ, 1987.

Kaplan J, Papajohn G, Zorn E:
Murder of Innocence: The Tragic Life and Final Rampage of Laurie Dann
. Warner Books, New York, NY, 1990 (contains a discussion of the case of Laurie Dann, who attempted in 1988 to poison 50 people on Chicago’s North Shore).

Katz L:
The Coppolino Murder Trial
. Bee-Line Books, New York, 1967.

Kaufman DB: Poisons and poisonings among the Romans.
Classical Philol
1932;27: 156–167.

Kent A:
Deadly Medicine: Doctors and True Crime
. Toplinger Pub. Co., New York, 1975.

Kent A:
The Death Doctors
. New English Library, London, 1975.

Kenyon FW:
The Naked Sword: The Story of Lucrezia Borgia
. Dodd Mead & Co., New York, 1968.

Kershaw A:
Murder in France
. Constable & Comp., London, 1955 (contains discussions about the poisoners Girard and Petiot).

Kinder G:
Victim, the Other Side of Murder
. Delacorte Press, New York, 1982 (contains a discussion of the Dale Selby Pierre case).

Kirimi M:
The Arrow Poisons
. East African Literature Bureau, Nairobi, Kenya, 1973

(contains discussions of 124 cases of murder and attempted murder using arrow poisons).

Klaus S, ed.:
The Molineux Case
. American Trial Series, George Rutledge & Sons, London, 1929.

Kogon E:
Nazi Mass Murder: A Documentary History of the Use of Poison Gas
. Yale University Press, New Haven, CT, 1993.

Kohn GC:
Dictionary of Culprits and Criminals
. Scarecrow Press, Metuchen, NY, 1986.

Kozminska: A history of poisons and poisoners.
Arch Med Sad
1955;7:113 (in Polish).

LaFarge M:
Heures de rison
[Prison Hours]. Librairie Nouvelle, Paris, 1845 (in French).

Lakie MH, Cook G, MacMurray D: A 17th century poisoning case.
Pharm Historian 1976;6(2):2–3.

Lane B:
The Murder Club—Guide to London
. Harrap, London, 1988 (contains discussions about the poisoners G. H. Lamson, F. H. Seddon, and H. H. Crippen, as well as the murder of Edwin Bartlett).

Lane B:
The Murder Club—Guide to the Midlands
. Harrap, London, 1988 (contains discussions about the following poisoners: H. R. Armstrong, B. A. Pace, John Donellan, Dorothea Waddingham, and E. L. Major).

Lane B:
The Murder Club—Guide to North-West England
. Harrap, London, 1988 (contains discussions about the poisoners Bingham Case, Charlie Parton, and Dr. R. G.

Clements, as well as the death of James Finlay).

Lane B:
The Murder Club—Guide to South-East England
. Harrap, London, 1988 (contains discussions about the poisoners F. G. Radford and Percy Mapleton, as well as the murders of H. G. Chevis and Jean-Pierre Vaquier).

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Lane B:
The Murder Club—Guide to South-West England and Wales
. Harrap, London, 1989 (contains discussions about the poisoners Edward Ernest Black, Mary Channel, Charlotte Bryant, and Jane Cox, as well as the murders of Mabel Greenwood and Alice [“Annie”] Thomas).

Lane B:
The Murder Club—Guide to the Eastern and Home Counties
. Harrap, London, 1989 (contains discussions about the following poisoners: Elizabeth Fenning, Amy Hutchinson, John Tawell, and Graham Young).