The Charlotte Dymond Murder: Cornwall, 1844 |
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according appeared April 14 asked Bennett blood Bodmin body boot born brief called Camelford census Charlotte Dymond Charlotte's church clothes Coad's Green concerned Constable Cornish Cornwall Cory couple court Cowlard Davidstow death direction evidence fact farm farmer field five Ford four gaol girl give given going half Halworthy hand hearing Higher inquest John John Stevens judge jury knew known Lanlary Rock leave letter lived looked magistrates marks Matthew Weeks mentioned miles moor morning mother murder never noticed parish patten Penhale person Peter Pethick Phillipa Peter position possible prints prisoner probably prosecution Prout reached reporter returned Richard Roughtor seems seen side solicitor Stevens story Sunday taken Thomas thought told took trial turned walked Weeks's West Briton Westlake witnesses woman