The Rice Pudding Poisoner
Mary Lefley and the Murder That Shocked Victorian England
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The Rice Pudding Poisoner
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Alana Sanchez
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A rice pudding. A spoonful of arsenic. A Victorian wife on trial for murder.
In 1884, William Lefley died after eating rice pudding in his Lincolnshire home. When arsenic was found, his wife Mary stood accused of a crime that shocked Victorian England.
The Rice Pudding Poisoner tells the chilling story of a fatal meal, a troubled marriage, and the trial and execution of Mary Lefley. Was she truly a ruthless poisoner, or a woman condemned by suspicion and Victorian fear?
A dark and gripping true-crime history of domestic murder, arsenic, and justice in nineteenth-century England.
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