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	Mary Bell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mary herself says she was subject to repeated sexual abuse, her mother forcing her to engage in sex acts with men from the age of five.
		Mary Bell was convicted of manslaughter on December 17th, 1968.
		Bell was released from prison in 1980 and was granted anonymity to start a new life (under an assumed name) with her daughter.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mary_Bell (862 words)

	Mary Hayley Bell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mary Hayley Bell, Lady Mills (January 22, 1911 – December 1, 2005) was an English actress, writer and dramatist.
		Mary Hayley Bell was born in Shanghai, China on January 22, 1911.
		Bell suffered from Alzheimer's disease and was wheelchair-bound in her final years.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mary_Hayley_Bell (600 words)

	Mary Bell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Mary had a bed wetting problem that lasted well into adulthood and she said that when she wet her bed her mother would rub her face in the urine and then hang the mattress up for the entire neighborhood to view.
		Mary was also allegedly subject to sexual abuse as her mother used her as a prop for the purposes of prostitution.
		(Mary Bell won a High Court[Follow this hyperlink for a summary of this subject] battle to have her anonymity and that of her daughter extended for life.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/m/ma/mary_bell.htm (1223 words)

	BBC News \| TALKING POINT \| Should Mary Bell be granted anonymity?
		Mary Bell, as a child, was herself the victim of appalling abuse by her mother and was completely failed by those who should have protected her.
		Mary Bell, as a small child, was branded as totally evil by the press at the time of her conviction.
		Mary Bell is a citizen of this country and is entitled to be protected from possible vigilante action that would result from disclosing her identity.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/talking_point/1937138.stm (3967 words)

	Mary Bell at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Mary Flora Bell (born in 1957 in England) is a child-killer, in both senses of the term: she killed children, but did so as a child herself.
		Mary had a bedwetting problem and when she wet her bed her mother would rub her face in the urine and then hang the mattress up for the entire neighbourhood to view.
		Mary Bell was convicted of manslaughter in 1968.
	www.wiki.tatet.com /Mary_Bell.html (336 words)

	The Observer \| Focus \| The Mary Bell affair: after the mob
		In the hunting of Mary Bell, everyone has used everyone else and blamed everyone else - except for one mute and powerless individual, Mary Bell's teenage daughter, who until the early hours of Wednesday morning knew nothing of her mother's past and now must be in fear of her own future.
		Mary Bell, on the other hand, stood terribly alone during the trial: tearless, defiant, bandying words with the prosecution, apparently untouched by remorse, certainly not touched by those around her, never hugged and held.
		In her first book about Mary Bell, published in 1972 and revised in 1994 on the heels of the Bulger case, she writes that children who kill are produced by unhappiness, and that unhappiness is not innate but created by adults.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /focus/story/0,6903,688106,00.html (4032 words)

	MURDER IN THE UK - MARY BELL
		A "Geordie" from Newcastle, England, Mary was born in 1957.
		On April 30, 1998, Mary Bell's teenaged daughter discovered her mother's true identity as a double child-killer when their home on England's south coast was besieged by reporters.
		Mary was a child, a child should not be capable of such things, how could we protect against this sort of thing happening again.
	www.murderuk.com /childkillers/marybell.htm (551 words)

	Mary Bell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Mary Bell was only ten years old when she murdered Martin Brown.
		Norma Bell was acquitted of the murder of both boys, whilst Mary Bell was found guilty of manslaughter due to diminished responsibility.
		Mary spent 12 years in custody, and was released in 1980, assuming a new identity to protect herself.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /ruth.buddell/bell.htm (492 words)

	Hall of Fame Inductees - MARY LEE BELL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Mary Lee was known for nurturing and developing leadership skills in her nurses and made sure everyone had the opportunity to learn, to lead, and to experience new ideas and projects.
		Mary Lee taught and modeled a leadership of empowerment with a belief in the core principles of nursing.
		Mary Lee made sure her staff were aware, involved, and instrumental in making the needed changes required by the state and federal block grants.
	www.nursingworld.org /snas/wa/hof/bell.htm (541 words)

	Arts Unlimited \| Arts news \| Mary Hayley Bell
		After the writer and actor Mary Hayley Bell, who has died aged 94, was hit over the head by an attacker on her way to a friend's dinner party, she collapsed on the door-step and had to be carried unconscious into the house.
		Bell's third play, Angel, was performed at the Strand in 1947, but then there was a pause - and a dozen unperformed plays - until The Uninvited Guest (1953), a strange piece of work which dealt with a disturbed figure, played by Mills in a red wig, who returns to the scene of his childhood.
		Fashionable or not, Bell enjoyed the love of relatives and friends as she battled on with an intelligent, if not overwhelming, talent, writing and sometimes performing on luxury liners to audiences more in tune with her than those in contemporary theatre.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /news/obituary/0,12723,1657760,00.html?gusrc=rss (1147 words)

	BBC ON THIS DAY \| 17 \| 1968: Mary Bell found guilty of double killing
		Mary Bell is said to have strangled the boys, aged four and three, "solely for the pleasure and excitement of killing".
		Mary's mother and grandmother, who were sitting behind her on the benches, also wept when the verdict was announced.
		Mary Bell was released on licence in 1980.
	news.bbc.co.uk /onthisday/hi/dates/stories/december/17/newsid_3261000/3261087.stm (673 words)

	Salon Mothers Who Think \| The bad seed
		Mary Bell was the product of a most heinously abusive mother -- a young (16 when Mary was born), volatile prostitute who not only "tried repeatedly to rid herself of this unwanted child" but forced her young daughter to service her clientele in the most despicable, unimaginable, horrific fashion.
		Finally, Mary Bell, once arrested, tried and convicted, was not given a safe, therapeutic environment in which she might venture to tell the truth, either about the crimes visited upon her by her mother or about the crimes she herself had committed.
		Mary made a career out of denying that she had killed Martin Brown and insisting that her role in Brian's death was secondary.
	www.salon.com /mwt/feature/1999/04/14/child_killers/print.html (2646 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| The Guardian \| Mary Bell and daughter granted lifelong anonymity
		The child killer Mary Bell and her daughter won a high court injunction yesterday guaranteeing them lifelong anonymity, in only the second case in which the courts have granted such a ban.
		But she was satisfied that Bell's fragile mental state and other exceptional factors, such as her age at the time of the killings, justified the interference with the right of free speech.
		Dame Elizabeth said it was highly relevant that Bell was so young at the time of the killings and that she had suffered in her own childhood to an extent that the jury brought in a verdict of manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility.
	www.guardian.co.uk /uk_news/story/0,3604,960873,00.html (688 words)

	Mary Bell - The Child Murderer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		n 1968 the then 11-year-old Mary Bell was given a life sentence for the murders of two boys aged three and four.
		The troubled girl was put in prison, but Bell was released with a secret identity in 1980 after only serving 12 years.
		Mary Bell was given police protection in 1998 after she had gotten payment for the making a book about her life.
	www.desireavenue.com /spec/mary (152 words)

	Mary Bell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		December 1968 when Mary Bell, 11, and her friend Norma Bell, 13, were tried for strangling two little boys, the atmosphere at the Newcastle courthouse was subdued.
		Cries Unheard: The Story of Mary Bell -- Mary Bell, was, pronounced guilty of manslaughter, first for the killing of a 4-year-old, and second for the killing a few weeks later of Brian Howe, just 3 years old.
		Mary Bell, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables are infamous for their crimes against other children, but many of the studies here will be less familiar to the reader and equally as offensive.
	www.karisable.com /ymmarybell.htm (446 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Child killer granted lifelong anonymity
		Child killer Mary Bell, who was convicted of murdering two young boys when she was 11, has been granted lifelong anonymity.
		Bell, now 46, was convicted of the manslaughter of four-year-old Martin Brown and three-year-old Brian Howe, in Newcastle in December 1968.
		Bell was given a new name and had her identity protected by the Home Office when she had a daughter.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk/3045457.stm (719 words)

	Whatever Happened To: Mary Bell
		Mary Bell was convicted of killing 2 toddlers in her native home in England when she was just 11 years old in 1968.
		Paroled at age 23 Mary attempted to lead a "normal" life despite being constantly hounded by the British and international tabloids.Living under an assumed name Mary eventually bore a child and claimed to have gained insight and remorse for her crimes.
		By 2003 Mary was granted "lifelong anynomity" by the high British court in an effort to protect her and her daughter from further attacks by the press.
	www.weht.net /WEHT/Mary_Bell.html (214 words)

	Betsy Bell and Mary Gray
		Bessie Bell, daughter of the Laird of Kinnaird, happening to be on a visit to Mary Gray at her father's house at Lyndoch, when the plague of 1666 broke out.
		The common tradition is that Bessie Bell and Mary Gray were the daughters of two country gentlemen in the neighbourhood of Perth, between whose families an intimate friendship subsisted.
		Bessie Bell, daughter of the Laird of Kinvaid, was on a visit to Mary Gray, at her father's house at Lednock, now called Lynedoch, when the plague of 1666 broke out in the country.
	mysongbook.de /msb/songs/b/twalasse.html (1216 words)

	'Cries Unheard: Why Children Kill: The Story Of Mary Bell' by Gitta Sereny
		Front-page stories in British tabloids denounced 40-year-old Mary Bell, calling her a “child killer” and “evil monster” who was paid for her collaboration with Gitta Sereny.
		It had been almost 30 years since Bell, at age 11, was convicted of strangling two boys, ages 2 and 3, but her name was still well-known in Britain.
		Mary didn’t, not until Betty died in 1994, and Sereny convinced her to tell her story, including her five years in a reform school, where she was the only girl, and almost seven traumatic years in a prison of mostly convicts.
	www.post-gazette.com /books/reviews/19990620review271.asp (722 words)

	Gitta Sereny's Cries Unheard Christopher Caldwell
		In 1968, at age 11, Bell (as you know but perhaps readers do not), killed two little boys, nine weeks apart, the first by herself, the second with some degree of cooperation from her 13-year-old neighbor and friend Norma Bell, who was no relation.
		Basically, she got better care than some abused children do at the hands of the social service system that failed Mary Bell by not removing her from the home of a sadistic mother who tried to kill her four times before she was 11.
		Admitting that Mary sometimes went incommunicado for weeks at a time at the height of this project, Sereny pretty much shrugs and says, "Hell, who doesn't?" Mary's love for her daughter is gushed over as if she's the only one who's ever felt such feelings.
	www.slate.com /id/2000077/entry/1002748 (1453 words)

	Communication \| Mary Bell
		Mary Bell is the Assistant to the Director of the Undergraduate Services in the Department of Communication.
		Mary received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Radio, Television, and Film from the University of Maryland in 1989 and received a Master of Science degree in Information Management from University of Maryland, University College in December 2004.
		Before joining the Department of Communication, she was a coordinator for the Transfer Credit Center at the University of Maryland from 1993 to 1999 and was Assistant Registrar at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County campus from 1999 to 2001.
	www.comm.umd.edu /people/staff/mbell.htm (95 words)

	University of New Hampshire Library - Milne Special Collections and Archives - Louis Bell Papers (1857-1866) (MC 165)
		Bell succeeded to the command of Colonel, Fourth New Hampshire Regiment on March 18, 1862.
		Bell writes that he is upset at not receiving any letters, then goes on to talk of mild combat at the Seabrook and Savannah rivers.
		Bell talks of problems with his superiors regarding fls and army regulations and about applying for a leave of absence.
	www.izaak.unh.edu /specoll/mancoll/bell.htm (2263 words)

	Mary Jane Bell ("May") (1855-1875) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Miss May BELL died April 17, 1875 in Warren, Ohio at the residence of her grandfather, Mr.
		BELL, Greenfield, PA. Miss BELL graduated high school last year and appointed teacher in 3rd ward school, which position she was filling with fine promise at beginning of her sickness.
		The William Bell Family Tree is a collection of information gathered by Eric & Liz Davis, Mary Eleanor Bell, and Alice Erma Bell.
	www.iwaynet.net /~lsci/Bell/F1MB.htm (257 words)

	BellFamilyofDallCoAL.htm
		Bell Cem, Browns); s/o William Bell and Elijah Bell (a preacher, for whom Bell Ch.
		Whether or not this Fannie Bell is the one who married Chesley Gwin is still unknown, but if so, I believe the date to be 1849 or earlier, not 1850, because Fannie and Chesley were married in Feb. 1850, and no reference is made to her being Mrs.
		He was born in 1806 and married Susannah Bell when he was 24 years old and she 15.
	www.zianet.com /jmcdgwin/BellFamilyofDallCoAL.htm (4365 words)

	TIME: The Hard Case Of Mary Bell
		n December 1968, when Mary Bell, 11, and her friend Norma Bell, 13, were tried for strangling two little boys, the atmosphere at the Newcastle courthouse was subdued.
		Twelve years later, after Mary Bell had served her time in prison for two counts of manslaughter, the Daily Star handled the young woman's pending release with equal sensitivity: "Now Mary Bell faces up to another life sentence--freedom," the tabloid editorialized.
		And before the full ethical implications of those first bits of news could be properly digested--should Bell profit in any way from her crime?--the tabloid Sun tracked down Bell and reporters descended on her home.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/1998/int/980511/europe.the_hard_case_of_20.html (521 words)

	Mary Bell on Almondnet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Child killer Mary Bell, who was convicted of murdering two young boys when she was 11, has been...
		Mary Bell Child Killers and Mary Bell Murder Case and Children WHO Kill and Mary Flora Bell and Jamie Bulger...
		Mary Hayley Bell was born in Shanghai and spent a colourful childhood...
	www.ergonomic-office-chairs.co.uk /ergonomic/mary_bell.html (401 words)

	Bessie Bell and Mary Gray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It was against the law to bury plague-deceased bodies in a cemetery, so Bessie and Mary were interred under a large oak tree at the foot of a hillside near the river Almond at Dornock Hough.
		In actuality, this rhyme and ballad is historically based on Mary Gray, who was the daughter of one Thomas Graham, Lord of Lynedoch, and Bessie Bell, daughter of the Lord of Kinnaird.
		By invitation, Burns later paid a visit to the Grahams at Lynedock to see the graves of Bessie Bell and Mary Gray who were to become revered in Scottish ballads, and folk music around the world.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/1071/75997 (438 words)

	ThinkHolistic.com - Foundation for Unity Consciousness - Mary Bell RNC
		Mary Bell R.N.C. is a spiritual healer, author, teacher, and channel who has been in private practice for over fourteen years.
		Mary offers a unique blend of new age and tradional spiritual tradition in her approach to healing,which allows her to work with many different people.
		Mary presented her work at the national meeting for the Association of Humanistic Psychology last year.
	www.thinkholistic.com /comdir/cditem.cfm?nid=1910 (292 words)

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