A Murder of Note – Part Three: The Villain as Victim
With Mary Ann Brown dead, and no doubt that Kenneth killed her, his April 1876 murder trial appeared to be an open-and-shut case.
But he had the best defence that money could buy – and a colonial elite closing ranks to protect one of their own.
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