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	Hawley Harvey Crippen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Crippen was not a homeopath in the classic sense in that he used many potions aside from homeopathic remedies.
		Hawley Crippen told everyone she had returned to the United States, and later added that she had died in California and had been cremated.
		Crippen had to be identified from a piece of skin from her abdomen, because her head, limbs and skeleton were never recovered.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hawley_Harvey_Crippen (1455 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)

	Sobran Column -- The Romance of Dr. Crippen
		Hawley Harvey Crippen was born in 1862 in Coldwater, Michigan.
		Crippen had actually run off with another man; he’d invented the story of her death to hide his humiliation and to free him to marry Ethel.
		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)

	Crippen
		Hawley Harvey Crippen was an American, born in Michigan in 1862, who qualified as a doctor in 1885 and worked for a patent medicine company.
		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.
	www.historybytheyard.co.uk /crippen.htm (488 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)

	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)

	Amazon.ca: Crippen: Books: John Boyne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		While his depiction of Hawley Crippen, a quack and self-proclaimed doctor with a disturbing taste for butchery, and his mistress is admittedly speculative, the author's imaginings of their inner lives and motivations are plausible.
		Disguised as father and son, Crippen and Ethel aren't able to fly under the radar as they'd hoped when they attract the attention of a gossipy matron; her amorous daughter, who is peeved when Ethel doesn't fall for her charms; and the ship's reserved captain.
		Crippen, a man whose ambitions to become a doctor were squelched by his religious mother, has finally found happiness and love with Evelyn after two failed marriages.
	www.amazon.ca /Crippen-John-Boyne/dp/0312343582 (395 words)

	A Night To Dismember
		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.
		Crippen for a time sets himself up as a dentist and in one scene almost kills a lad: "Milburn screamed throughout the whole procedure, blood-curdling screams, the screams of the demented and the hysterical; but Hawley hardly heard a note of them, so intent was he on his work."
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/05/AR2006030500901_pf.html (801 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, in desperation, shot her with his revolver, and neighbours heard the sound, although they didnât recognise it as a gun shot at the time.
		Crippen admitted candidly that he had invented the story of her death: Belle, he claimed, had left him for another man, and he was merely trying to avoid the scandal and humiliation.
	www.thebiographychannel.co.uk /biography_home/852:1033/Dr_Hawley_Harvey_Crippen.htm (2655 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)

	R v RATTENBURY & STONER
		Crippen was a quiet, unassuming man. He worked as a representative of Munyons, selling homoeopathic cures, and had an interest in a business which sold a patent-remedy for ear complaints.
		However, when Dew tried to contact Crippen on 9 July, he found that Crippen had left in a hurry, and that he had sent a letter to his business partner saying that he was leaving "to avoid trouble".
		The prosecution was led by the formidable Mr Richard Muir, with Mr Travers Humphreys and Mr Ingleby Oddie; Crippen was defended by Mr A.A. Tobin KC with Mr Huntly Jenkins and Mr Roome.
	www.users.bigpond.com /burnside/Crippen.htm (1522 words)

	DR. Crippen \| 39 Hilldrop Crescent
		Six months later Crippen at the Brooklyn surgery where he was assistant physician, met the 19-year old Kunigude Mackamotzki, who adopted the simpler name of Cora Turner, and later called herself Belle Elmore, they married in the fall of 1892.
		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.
		Crippen was found guilty of the murder of his wife and was sentenced to death.
	knowledgeoflondon.com /crippen.html (584 words)

	Scott's Place : Crippen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Doctor Hawley Harvey Crippen, an American whose medical qualifications (acquired by correspondence course) were not sufficient to allow him to practice medicine in England, arrived in London with his second wife, Cora, a music hall singer who went by the stage name Belle Elmore.
		Crippen's crime may have gone undiscovered, were it not for a member of the Ladies' Music Hall Guild, a society of "ladies who lunch", to which Cora had belonged.
		She spotted Hawley Crippen at the theatre, accompanied by a younger woman who seemed to be wearing Cora's jewellery.
	www.matthewman.net /articles/2005/07/21/crippen (545 words)

	BookRags: Hawley Harvey Crippen Biography
		Hawley Harvey Crippen appeared to be a mild-mannered London physician, dominated by his nagging wife Cora.
		However, Crippen murdered his wife to be rid of her in favor of his mistress.
		The story of Crippen's capture is a testament to the determination of Chief Inspector Walter Dew of Scotland Yard who crossed the ocean to arrest the Crippen.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/hawley-harvey-crippen-cri (457 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)

	Metropolitan Police Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		She was the wife of one 'Doctor' Peter Hawley Harvey Crippen of 39 Hilldrop Crescent, Camden Town, London.
		On their return to England they had asked Dr Crippen where his wife had died, and he had replied "Some little town near San Francisco, with a Spanish name I think." The couple were unconvinced by Crippen's evasive response to their questions, and began to suspect foul play.
		Crippen was tried at the Central Criminal Court and found guilty of the murder of his wife.
	www.met.police.uk /history/crippen.htm (686 words)

	Crippen: A Novel of Murder - John BoyneThomas Dunne Books
		Boyne presents Crippen as a complex and enigmatic man - whom although painted as a monster for murdering his wife, chopping her up and burying pieces of her under the stones in his cellar - was in reality a meek and harmless person who probably wouldn't hurt a fly.
		Ethel is totally in love with Hawley seeing her hero as kind and gentle, a man of peace, perhaps everything that his wife is not.
		Obviously Hawley's journey from Canada, to America to London and then back to Canada is littered with regrets and poor choices, but it is the heaviness of his marriage to Cora that encumbers his present situation.
	www.drive-fly.com /flydrive-0312343582.html (1116 words)

	Greatest Crimes in the History '3 parts' - منتديات طلاب الجامعة العربية المفتوحة
		Crippen was not allowed to work as a doctor in England, because he'd trained in America, so he continued to work for the American medicine company and opened a London office for them
		Later, when Crippen told the Martinettis and other friends of Cora's that she'd become ill and had died in America, they couldn't believe it and suspected that he was lying.
		On the other hand, Ethel 'Crippen's lover', was tried as an accessory – someone involved in the crime although not there when it happened – but she was found 'not guilty'.
	www.aoua.com /vb/showthread.php?t=9932 (3387 words)

	Connected Earth: Marketing wireless
		On June 30, 1910, Scotland Yard detectives were told of the mysterious disappearance of Cora, the wife of 'Doctor' Hawley Harvey Crippen, a homeopathist of North London.
		Crippen told police that Cora had run off with another man. But the next day he and Le Neve disappeared.
		Crippen was convicted of murder at the Old Bailey and hanged at Pentonville prison on November 28, 1910.
	www.connected-earth.com /Galleries/Itpaystoadvertise/Earliestdays/Marketingwireless (272 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)

	The John Boyne Official Website - Crippen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Buried under the flagstones are the remains of Cora Crippen, former music-hall singer and wife of Dr Hawley Crippen.
		No one would have thought the quiet, unassuming Dr Crippen capable of murder, yet the doctor and his mistress have disappeared from London, and now a full-scale hunt for them has begun.
		Crippen has confirmed him as one of the best and original of the new generation of Irish writers.
	www.johnboyne.com /crippen (472 words)

	Dr Harvey Crippen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		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.
		When Crippen and his lover, Ethel Le Neve, disappeared themselves, the police also became suspicious and seached their house, 39 Hilldrop Crescent.
		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)

	Ocean Liner Gazette Crippen Article - Spring 1998
		Act I: Born in 1860, Crippen was an American who had moved to England and was making a precarious living practicing dentistry as well as representing a firm of patent medicine purveyors.
		Photographs of the missing Crippen were published in connection with the story, luridly documenting the discovery of the grisly remains found beneath the doctor's North London dwelling.
		Crippen was hanged, Ethel Le Neve went free and Inspector Dew entitled his memoirs three decades later I Caught Crippen.
	www.oceanliner.org /murderer.htm (1046 words)

	THIS IS FINDON VILLAGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		She was the wife of an American, the bespectacled Doctor Peter Hawley Harvey Crippen (born 1862) of 39 Hilldrop Crescent, Camden Town, London.
		The mild well-mannered gentleman with the sinister sounding name, Doctor Crippen, initially insisted he had no idea what had happened to his domineering wife but the neighbour's eyebrows were raised when a young typist, Ethel Le Neve, moved in with him.
		Crippen smiled as he walked towards the hangman on a dark and foggy morning, Wednesday 23rd November 1911 to meet John Ellis his hangman.
	www.findonvillage.com /0840_dew_on_the_case.htm (1403 words)

	Countrybookshop.co.uk - Supper with the Crippens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen and his wife Belle lived among the suburban villas of North London, renting a house at 39 Hilldrop Crescent.
		Crippen never admitted killing his wife and took the secrets of the crime with him when he was hanged, following his conviction for murder.
		Crippen was finally arrested and with Ethel was brought back to England for trial.
	www.countrybookshop.co.uk /books/index.phtml?whatfor=0752877720 (318 words)

	Crippen - John Boyne - Penguin UK
		Crippen, through fiction, paints a fascinating and insightful picture of a man who has been vilified for almost a century as one of our most notorious killers.
		The circumstances of Dr Crippen’s various jobs are true; his early marriage is rarely remembered but is a matter of record, although there’s never been any suggestion that he had a hand in her death!
		I mentioned earlier that it was the fact of Crippen and Ethel’s disguises that drew me to the subject and through that I wanted to explore how a pair of lovers would behave around each other if they were dressed and behaving as father and son.
	www.penguin.co.uk /nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,0_9780141018553,00.html (1472 words)

	Biography
		Intensely dissatisfied more than grieved Crippen left their son to be cared for by his parents and moved to New York.
		Crippen rose quickly to managerial level, working first for Munyon’s offices in Toronto and then in 1897 moving entirely to London.
		Almost at once she became attracted to this older man in her uncle’s mould whose attitude towards her was ever kindly and caring, contrasting totally with that of her father.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /armaitus/feanor/Biography.htm (962 words)

	Lady In Waiting
		Crippen as a mild-mannered, henpecked man who toiled miserably at a failing marriage to BELLE ELMORE, a promiscuous woman who fancied herself a theatre diva.
		Crippen and Ethel were Aboard the Montrose in disguise as a father and son.
		Crippen’s last moment on earth was spent in a hate-filled glower at the man who captured him.
	www.converging.tv /LIW/movie.htm (2622 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Crippen prescription in auction
		In 1910, Dr Crippen murdered his wife Cora and buried her headless remains in his cellar before attempting to flee to Canada with his mistress.
		Crippen was found guilty of murder and was hanged at Pentonville Prison.
		A spokeswoman for Bonhams said: "Items relating to Crippen come up more often than for some other killers, and there is quite a good market for them.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/4563771.stm (246 words)

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