

Story of a Murder
Book • 2025
In *Story of a Murder*, Hallie Rubenhold delves into the lives of Belle Elmore, Charlotte Crippen, and Ethel Le Neve, challenging traditional narratives of the Crippen case.
The book provides a detailed exploration of the societal context and the roles these women played beyond being victims.
Rubenhold critiques Edwardian views on women and society, offering a fresh perspective on this infamous murder.
The book provides a detailed exploration of the societal context and the roles these women played beyond being victims.
Rubenhold critiques Edwardian views on women and society, offering a fresh perspective on this infamous murder.
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