Evelyn Dick

Evelyn Dick

Evelyn Dick

Evelyn Dick

Evelyn Dick

Evelyn Dick with her mother.

Evelyn Dick
(Photo courtesy PreVIEW, Local History and Archives, Hamilton Public Library.)

Evelyn Dick
(Photo courtesy PreVIEW, Local History and Archives, Hamilton Public Library.)

Evelyn Dick
(Photo courtesy PreVIEW, Local History and Archives, Hamilton Public Library.)

A major line-up hoping to get into the Wentworth County Court House to watch some of her trial.
(Photo courtesy PreVIEW, Local History and Archives, Hamilton Public Library.)

Two policemen survey the line-up which snakes past the United Empire Loyalist Statue to Main street.
(Photo courtesy PreVIEW, Local History and Archives, Hamilton Public Library.)

A bit of a crowd in front of the Barton Street Jail, hoping for a glimpse of Evelyn Dick.
(Photo courtesy PreVIEW, Local History and Archives, Hamilton Public Library.)

Evelyn Dick

Recently acquitted for the torso murder of her husband, Mrs. Evelyn Dick is shown entering Toronto
court today to hear the verdict on a charge of killing her child, body of whom was found in a suitcase
during the investigation into her husband's death. she was found guilty and sentenced to life
inprisonment. A "life" sentence in Canada is frequently commuted after 20 years. With good
conduct, Mrs. Dick might hope for freedom in ten years. March 26, 1947

The torso of John Dick, as it was discovered by children playing on Hamilton Mountain.

The victim

This was the only photo of John Dick that was released to the media.