A Poor Victorian Family's Trauma

Season: 6 Episode: 5

On Saturday 30th August 1858, J. B. Gandon, Esq., conducted an inquest on the body of the deceased at the George Tavern on Kingsland Road. Details revealed during the investigation brought to light disturbing circumstances surrounding the crime.

CAST

Elizabeth Pyne - Sam Roberts

Isaac Pyne - Steve Yeo

Eliza Pyne - Poppy Kendell

Police Constable - Mynett Joe Wilson

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SOURCES

Morning Herald (London) - Tuesday 31 August 1858

Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper - Sunday 05 September 1858

Hull Packet - Friday 10 September 1858

Reynolds's Newspaper - Sunday 12 September 1858

Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser - Wednesday 15 December 1858

UK, Lunacy Patients Admission Registers, 1846-1921

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