Master Detective Magazine Master Detective April 2019 Vorige editie

When his parents left him at home that Saturday night in February 1946, 11-year-old Liverpool boy Charles Greeney was fine. Hours later, he was found dead, hanging from a kitchen clothes-rack line – and the house had been invaded by burglars. Was it an accident or had the popular schoolboy been murdered? Read Master Detective April for the full, intriguing story.

Unsolved Murders Of The 1950s this issue features the puzzling death of Hertfordshire teenager Anne Noblett. A 17-year-old with an interest in dancing and an ambition to become a children’s nurse, she was the last person anyone would have expected to see in trouble...

Thought gang violence, knife crime and racial tension were peculiar to our times? Think again. A century ago in Glasgow, Indian immigrants were suffering at the hands of mobsters – as you can read in this issue.


Highlights this issue include:

* How Sister’s DNA Nailed Killer DJ

* European Crime Report: “Incestuous Dad Becomes Double-Killer,” “Instagram Star Killed And Burned Her Kids,” “Guru Told Son To Kill His Mum”

* Scotland’s Classic Cases: When Glasgow Mob Murdered A Helpless Pedlar....

* Liverpool’s Mystery Of The Hanging Boy

* Unsolved Murders Of The 1950s: Riddle Of The Frozen Body

* US Executions – The Forgotten Decade: You Are There At The Execution As Wife-Killer Dies

* Murder In Your Village: “My Wife Doesn’t Love Me...Goodbye”

* New York City’s Murder In The Ice-Box

* MD Forum: “Queen Of Sole” Battered To Death By Her Toyboy