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He Lured Them with Charm — Then He Dissolved Their Bodies in Acid to Hide Evidence of His Serial Killings
John Haigh believed he had concocted the "perfect murder," until forensic science caught up to him in 1949 Sean Neumann is a reporter at PEOPLE. He has been working at PEOPLE since 2019.
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Innocent, Guilty, Psychopath: a forensic psychologist gives us his opinion on three infamous murder cases
Professor Laurence Alison gives us his opinion of the Marilyn Sheppard case. Born in Lincolnshire, John Haigh was a serial killer who thought he was smarter than the legal system. In 1948 he ...
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He Lured Them with Charm — Then He Dissolved Their Bodies in Acid to Hide Evidence of His Serial Killings
At one point, John Haigh may have thought he could have gotten away with his crimes forever. The English con artist had seemingly figured out a way to murder without a trace, opening up an ...
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He Lured Them with Charm — Then He Dissolved Their Bodies in Acid to Hide Evidence of His Serial Killings
At one point, John Haigh may have thought he could have gotten away with his crimes forever. The English con artist had seemingly figured out a way to murder without a trace, opening up an opportunity ...