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Graham Frederick YOUNG
 
 

 

 

Graham Young as a child.

 

 

Graham Young as a youth.

 

 

Graham Young, as a youth, in court.

 

 

Graham Young

 

 

 

 

Young was arrested in Sheerness, Kent, on 21st November 1971, where he had been visiting his father.

 

 

Graham Young media photo

 

 

Graham Young

 

 

Graham Young in police custody.

 

 

St. Alban's Poisoner in wax.

 

 

Thallium in vials

 

 

Aunt Winnie and Young’s elder sister, Winifred.

 

 

Poisoning Victim

Keen to put his knowledge of poisons to the test, his first victim was fellow science pupil, Christopher Williams, who suffered an extended period of vomiting, painful cramps and headaches, due to the judicious administration, by Young, of a cocktail of poisons that left medical experts baffled. Williams was lucky to survive, probably because Young couldn’t fully satisfy his scientific curiosity.

 

 

Poisoning Victim

Fred Young was admitted to hospital, where he was diagnosed with antimony poisoning. He was lucky to have survived his son’s experimentation, but could not countenance his son’s responsibility: that role fell to Young’s school chemistry teacher, who contacted the police when he discovered poisons, and copious material about poisoners, in Young’s school desk.

 

 

Poisoning Victim

Jethro Batt, victim & survivor.

 

 

Poisoning Victim

John Tilson outside St Albans Crown Court during the trial of poisoner Graham Young for murder and attempted murder. A witness for the prosecution, Tilson is a colleague of Young's and one of his alleged victims. The trial ended in a life sentence for Young after his conviction on all counts. (Photo by Keystone/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

 

 

Poisoning Victim

Young’s boss, 59-year old Bob Egle died, in agony, on 7th July 1971.

 

 

Poisoning Victim

60-year old Fred Biggs died on 19th November 1971, in excruciating pain.

 

 

Video cover: The Young Poisoner's Handbook
 A film called The Young Poisoner's Handbook (1995) is loosely based on Young's life

 

 
 
 
 
 
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