THE CEMENT KILLER - Connolly, Colm
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THE CEMENT KILLER: Frederick Bailey Deeming In 1892, investigative journalist Henry Jonathan Caine began documenting one of the Victorian era's most chilling serial killers: Frederick Bailey Deeming, who murdered at least six people-including his wife and four children-burying them in cement beneath domestic floors. Caine's forty-three-year investigation reveals Deeming as a psychopathic bigamist who operated across three continents. In August 1891, Deeming killed his family at Dinham Villa, Rainhill, England, entombing them beneath the kitchen floor. Months later, he married Emily Mather,…mehr

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THE CEMENT KILLER: Frederick Bailey Deeming In 1892, investigative journalist Henry Jonathan Caine began documenting one of the Victorian era's most chilling serial killers: Frederick Bailey Deeming, who murdered at least six people-including his wife and four children-burying them in cement beneath domestic floors. Caine's forty-three-year investigation reveals Deeming as a psychopathic bigamist who operated across three continents. In August 1891, Deeming killed his family at Dinham Villa, Rainhill, England, entombing them beneath the kitchen floor. Months later, he married Emily Mather, murdered her in Melbourne, and buried her in identical fashion. Only the intervention of sharp-eyed witnesses saved his next intended victim, Kate Rounsefell. Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary-including jail records proving he was imprisoned in South Africa during the Ripper murders-the myth that Deeming was Jack the Ripper persisted for decades, demonstrating how sensational fiction can overwhelm documented truth. Deeming was executed in Melbourne on May 23, 1892. His case contributed significantly to the emerging field of criminal psychology, helping establish understanding of psychopathy, family annihilation, and serial domestic murder. Caine's meticulous investigation preserved the victims' stories and provided crucial insights that would help prevent future tragedies, transforming one man's evil into knowledge that protects the innocent.
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The author is a dedicated and meticulous scholar whose literary and research pursuits are deeply rooted in a lifelong intellectual fascination with the interwoven realms of History and Crime. This profound interest, first cultivated during childhood, has matured into a focused area of expertise that forms the bedrock of their work. While the author's primary intellectual passion lies in the humanities, their research methodology is uniquely informed by a postgraduate-level education. This academic background provides a distinctive, structured, and analytical lens through which they approach complex historical and mythical narratives, allowing for the application of systematic frameworks to non-linear subjects. This interdisciplinary foundation is a key differentiator in their scholarly output. As a committed and tireless autodidact, the author dedicates their free time to extensive, self-directed study, going far beyond formal curriculum. They leverage decades of accrued intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and independent research to inform and enrich their writing, ensuring a depth of knowledge that spans various cultures, epochs, and theoretical perspectives. This continuous, self-imposed commitment to learning guarantees the rigor and richness of their ongoing contributions.