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	Sobran Column -- The Romance of Dr. Crippen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hawley Harvey Crippen was born in 1862 in Coldwater, Michigan.
		Crippen’s decomposed remains in the cellar, identifiable by a surgical scar.
		Crippen went to the gallows on November 23, 1910, comforted by the knowledge that his beloved Ethel would be able to live out her life in freedom.
	www.sobran.com /columns/1999-2001/000222.shtml (694 words)

	Hawley Harvey Crippen - Facts, Information, and Encyclopedia Reference article
		Crippen had to be identified from a piece of skin from her belly, because her head, limbs and skeleton were never recovered.
		Dr Crippen was found guilty of murder and hanged in November.
		One theory which was first propounded by Edward Marshall Hall (who had been initially engaged to lead Crippen's defence, although later gave up the brief) was that Crippen was using hyoscin on his wife as a sexual depressant but accidentally overdosed and then panicked when she died.
	www.startsurfing.com /encyclopedia/d/r/Dr._Crippen_6c45.html (556 words)

	Crippen
		Crippen's remuneration from Munyon's patent medicine company had been transferred from salary to commission only, and he was therefore likely to have been in financial difficulty, especially as he had been entertaining his mistress and typist, Ethel le Neve, in hotels.
		Crippen moved Ethel into the house, and she began to wear his wife's clothing and jewellery.
		Dr Bernard Spilsbury, later to become the famous pathologist, identified the remains as that of Mrs Crippen from a piece of abdominal scar tissue, and found that there were traces of a poison hyoscene in the body.
	www.historybytheyard.co.uk /crippen.htm (488 words)

	twenty-seven (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Another theory had it that Dr. Crippen could not satisfy his wife's sexual appetite, and sought to depress her sexual drive by giving her a dose of hydrobromide of hyoscin (which at the time was used to treat extreme cases of sexual addiction).
		Crippen administered 5 grains of hyoscin to his wife in a cup of coffee, and to his horror, she died.
		Crippen had ever been lovers, and stated that his letters were not 'love letters', but 'affectionate letters.' In Dial M for Murder, it is a love letter from Mark Halliday (Max in the play) to Margot Wendice which brings about Tony Wendice's murderous intentions.
	korzekwa.focalfix.com /article27.htm (1034 words)

	The Biography Channel - Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen Biography
		Hawley Harvey Crippen was born in 1862, to Myron Augustus Crippen and Andresse Skinner Crippen, in the town of Coldwater in Michigan, USA.
		Crippen was forced to take a job as a consultant for a homeopathic mail order business, Munyonâs Homeopathic Remedies, which proved a shrewd decision: mail order businesses were booming, and Crippenâs intelligence and work ethic impressed his employers.
		Crippen made an effort to take an interest in Belleâs career, but this resulted in his being fired from his Munyonâs job in 1899: his employers felt that his concern with his wifeâs career had jeopardised his interest in their business.
	www.thebiographychannel.co.uk /biography_story/852:897/1/Dr_Hawley_Harvey_Crippen.htm (608 words)

	JPL News
		Crippen has created dozens of images (most of which can be viewed on NASA's Planetary Photojournal) with data from the shuttle mission often in combination with other satellite imagery.
		Crippen completed his undergraduate degree with a double major in geology and geography at the University of California Los Angeles and a master's degree in geology and a Ph.D. in Earth science remote sensing at the University of California Santa Barbara.
		Crippen has "a knack for matching wits with satellite data and coming up with unforeseen data," wrote documentarian Nicholas Clapp in his book about the search for the lost city of Ubar.
	www.jpl.nasa.gov /news/profiles/crippen/index.cfm (969 words)

	Dr Crippen
		Crippen arrives in the UK In 1900 Crippen was in England again, and except for one short interval, remained in England.
		Crippen had resigned from her position as Honorary Treasurer, as she had been summoned to the USA, as one of her relatives had been taken seriously ill. The letters were not in Mrs.
		Crippen stated that she had died in Los Angles, her ashes were returning to England and that gifts sent to the USA would arrive too late.
	www.stephen-stratford.co.uk /dr_crippen.htm (2477 words)

	A Night To Dismember
		Boyne starts with the basic facts -- Dr. Crippen's wife's body (most of it) is found buried in their basement, whereupon Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard pursues the doctor and his lover in a dramatic chase across the Atlantic -- but he has altered the story to suit his dramatic needs and authorial whims.
		This voyage alternates with flashbacks to Crippen's childhood, his ill-starred medical career and his disastrous marriage to Cora, a crude, vulgar, violent woman who aspires to be a famous music hall singer, and also with the story of Inspector Dew's discovery of Cora's remains and his pursuit of the fugitive lovers.
		Crippen was raised in Michigan by a religious-fanatic mother who bitterly opposed his dream of being a doctor because, she insisted, if God makes people sick he wants them to stay sick.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/05/AR2006030500901_pf.html (801 words)

	Alfred Hitchcock's Favorite Crime
		Another theory had it that Dr. Crippen could not satisfy his wife’s sexual appetite, and sought to depress her sexual drive by giving her a dose of hydrobromide of hyoscin (which at the time was used to treat extreme cases of sexual addiction).
		Crippen administered 5 grains of hyoscin to his wife in a cup of coffee, and to his horror, she died.
		Crippen stated, “I never saw the man Bruce Miller, but he used to call when I was out, and used to take her out in the evenings...
	stevenderosa.com /writingwithhitchcock/doctorcrippen.html (1025 words)

	The Dr. Crippen Story
		Crippen then proceeds to take his wife's lifeless body to the cellar where he disembowels, decapitates and cuts off her arms and legs before burying the body in the cellar floor.
		Meanwhile, Crippen, fearing that the police were on to him, told Ethel that he wanted to move.
		Crippen and Ethel Le Nerve walk the decks of the Montrose disguised as father and son.
	www.titanic-whitestarships.com /The%20Dr.%20Crippen%20Story.htm (1410 words)

	The story of Doctor Hawley Harvey Crippen
		Dew visited Crippen who told him that he had made up the stories about his wife's demise to cover up the fact that she had left him for another man and he didn't want to face the scandal involved.
		He was astounded to learn that Crippen had instructed his partner to wind up their business and that he was going to be absent for some time.
		Crippen's defence was that there was no proof that the remains in the cellar were those of a woman, never mind those of his wife.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~crippen/Metpolice.htm (901 words)

	Victorian poisoning
		Crippen was arrested in Canada and taken back to England to stand trial for his wife's murder.
		The tissue discovered was later found to contain the toxic alkaloidal compound hyosine, and it was proven that Dr Crippen had purchased hyosine, although he claimed that it was for use in the preparation of his homeopathic remedies.
		Dr Crippen was found guilty and hanged on November 23rd 1910.
	www.portfolio.mvm.ed.ac.uk /studentwebs/session2/group12/victorian.htm (708 words)

	Crippen - CDr. Hawley Harvey Crippen
		Crippen aspired to be a vaudeville singer, but her voice was not quite good enough to meet professional standards.
		Cora Crippen decorated her house with pink wallpaper, pink lampshades, and pink velvet ribbons on the corners of the paintings that hung on the walls.
		Crippen said that he had invented the story of his wife's death to cover up the shameful fact that he was a cuckold.
	www.familytrail.com /crippen/DrCrippen.html (1693 words)

	Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen
		Crippen was fifty years of age, five feet four inches, wearing spectacles and a mustache; Miss Le Neve was twenty-seven, five feet five inches, slim, and pale complexion.
		Dr. Crippen's attorney advised him to plead guilty and throw himself on the mercy of the court, but the doctor rejected this strategy when he learned that Ethel Le Neve would be forced to take the stand to testify.
		Crippen stuck to his original story: his wife had run off to Chicago, and he had lied to Miss Le Neve, telling her that his wife had died in California.
	www.familytrail.com /crippen/DrCrippen2.html (1739 words)

	Critical Care Medicine ~ Dr. David Crippen
		Crippen is a member of the Society for Critical Care Medicine, the European Society for Intensive Care Medicine, and the American College of Emergency Physicians.
		In 1993, Dr. Crippen discovered the newly emerging Internet long before graphic interfaces, which at that time was limited to a few participants who understood the UNIX language.
		Crippen's clinical responsibilities include bedside and didactic teaching of critical care fellows, neurosurgical and neurological house staff, medical students and nursing staff.
	www.ccm-l.org /fearless.html (430 words)

	Evidence-Based Medicine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Crippen suggested that communications with families break down frequently between patient and family in his practice for a multiplicity of reasons, including expectations of miracles from the popular media and social mores assuring patients almost total autonomy to enforce their desires in medical care.[12]
		Both Dr. Crippen and Dr. Levy agreed that any solution to the perceived problem would rest in the area of effective communication with patients and families, early and aggressively.[13] Coming to a consensus on goals of treatment should be the focus before unexpected decompensation forced emotional reactions and unrealistic hope hinged on long-shot miracle cures.
		Crippen pushed this issue, asking what their reaction would be upon dealing with a family that simply refused to come to terms with the best medical judgment available and continued to demand life support.
	www.rashaduniversity.com /evme.html (6637 words)

	Anecdote - Hawley Crippen - Wireless Marvel (long) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Crippen told Dew that Cora had run off with another man; he had lied about her death, he claimed, out of sheer embarrassment.
		Crippen remarked that the invention was a marvel.
		Crippen's last request was that a photo of Ethel be buried with him.
	www.anecdotage.com /index.php?aid=4665 (344 words)

	Dr Grumble: Delayed treatment costs money and lives
		Dr Grumble asked after her family and learned that Heather’s father had just died and she proceeded to tell the tale.
		Dr Grumble has had the bosses of the top 100 companies under his NHS care whom he has persuaded to stay in the NHS and until they are ready for convalescence (when somebody other than Dr Grumble picks the cherries).
		Dr Grumble actually took the view that the delays with these patients were unfortunate and that the first thing to do was to pull the NHS levers to try and make something happen.Transferring patients who are unstable is not without problems.
	drgrumble.blogspot.com /2007/01/delayed-treatment-costs-money-and-lives.html (2407 words)

	Euthanasia Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Dr Keown has succeeded in writing a book that engages the reader with the issues involved, whilst ensuring that the non-expert is not left adrift.
		Dr Crippen created three hypothetical patients and asked critical care providers from all over the globe to offer their comments on their management.
		One of Dr. Crippen's ancestors was Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen.
	www.booksunderreview.com /Society/Issues/End-of-Life/Euthanasia (6249 words)

	Maddie's Fund Funded Projects - Completed
		Dr. Mackie: Any of my four Animal Birth Control spay/neuter clinics will sterilize any feral presented by noon on a regular work day and the cat will be ready to exit at day's end.
		Crippen: My agreement with Forgotten Felines is to test for FIV an FeLV and to vaccinate for rabies and feline distemper.
		Dr. Mackie: I'm delighted that credible consideration is being given feral cats through a generous donation from Maddie's Fund.
	www.maddiesfund.org /projects/cat_append_fcap.html (1995 words)

	Maddie's Fund Funded Projects - Completed
		Dr. Mackie: Any of my four Animal Birth Control spay/neuter clinics will sterilize any feral presented by noon on a regular work day and the cat will be ready to exit at day's end.
		Crippen: My agreement with Forgotten Felines is to test for FIV an FeLV and to vaccinate for rabies and feline distemper.
		Dr. Mackie: I'm delighted that credible consideration is being given feral cats through a generous donation from Maddie's Fund.
	www.maddies.org /projects/cat_append_fcap.html (1995 words)

	Dr. Crippen (Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen)
		Crippen was in love with his secretary, but was committed to a wife he hated.
		Crippen and Le Neve decided to escape, and that Le Neve should travel dressed as a young man, so they cut of her long fl hair.
		Crippen was convicted for 3rd degree murder, and was hung November 23.
	www.angelfire.com /goth/thrillerkiller/Crippen (782 words)

	Metropolitan Police Service - History of the Metropolitan Police Service
		Early in 1910 Belle disappeared and Crippen moved his mistress Ethel le Neve into the house, and she began to wear his wife's clothing and jewellery.
		Crippen had been telling people that she had moved back to the USA to see a sick relative.
		Dr Bernard Spilsbury, the famous pathologist, identified the body as that of Mrs Crippen from a piece of abdominal scar tissue, and found that there were traces of a poison hyoscene in the body.
	www.met.police.uk /history/dr_crippen.htm (308 words)

	DR. Crippen \| 39 Hilldrop Crescent
		The body later identified Mrs Crippen the American wife of DR. Harvey Hawley Crippen, she was a well known act in the music halls of London known by the stage name of Belle Elmore.
		DR. Crippen and Le Neve were tried separately, Crippin for murder, Ethel Le Neve as accessory after the fact.
		Crippen was found guilty of the murder of his wife and was sentenced to death.
	www.knowledgeoflondon.com /crippen.html (704 words)

	Dr Harvey Crippen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Dr Crippen was hanged on 23rd November 1910.
		Dr Crippen nearly got away with his crime, as athough friends of Cora Crippen were suspicious, the police at first found nothing suspicious about her disappearance, as a plausible reason for it had been given.
		Crippen and his lover had fled to Belgium where they caught a ship to Quebec, posing as "Mr Robinson" and son.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /ruth.buddell/crippen.htm (203 words)

	Washington Speakers Bureau: Dan Crippen
		Crippen discusses the profound implications for the job market and retirement policies, in both the public and private sectors.
		Currently Crippen is a consultant for health care providers and has served on several boards of companies in the heath care industry, both public and private.
		Crippen understands how the public sector influences the private sector, and provides audiences insight on and solutions for achieving superior—yet affordable—medical care.
	www.washingtonspeakers.com /speakers/speaker.cfm?SpeakerId=4427 (798 words)

	HaloScan.com - Comments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Dr C - re Radio4 - The mother was asked "What practical adjustments did you have to make?" and when she replied "none, we just went on loving them" I rolled my eyes and thought to myself "we'll get no sense out of that one".
		Dr C - you wrote "The problem with ME is the baggage that comes with it, and in particular the resentment at any suggestion that there is a psychological component to the condition.
		Dr John Crippen - well the brain inflammation is what has to be there if you want to call it ME and be accurate, from what you and arf have explained to me. So if that's not there, but the four things I listed are, I'd have to call it CFS instead.
	www.haloscan.com /comments/drcrippen/113864952664207240 (16441 words)

	Spinning the Web > Clothing & products > Mens
		Most people know that Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen was arrested in Canada after a wireless message was sent from the ship he was travelling on.
		How many know that a vital piece of evidence leading to his conviction was in fact a pyjama jacket that wrapped the dismembered body of his wife, buried in the cellar of his house at 39, Hilldrop Crescent.
		Crippen maintained that the unidentifiable body could have been buried at any time before 1905 when he took possession of the house.
	www.spinningtheweb.org.uk /m_display.php?irn=222&sub=clothing&theme=clothing&crumb=Mens (201 words)

	The BBC Antiques Roadshow - Dr Crippen
		Dr Horley Crippen gained criminal notoriety when he poisoned and dismembered his wife, Cora after a dinner party, and attempted a transatlantic escape with his secretary and mistress Ethel Le Neve on board the steamer, Montrose.
		Dr Crippen masqueraded as a Mr John Robinson of Detroit and Ethel as his son.
		Their disguise was uncovered however, after the captain of the ship had read a report of the case and became suspicious of the overly affectionate father and son.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~crippen/Antiques_Roadshow.htm (316 words)

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