![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant_011.jpg)
William Henry Theodore "Theo" Durrant, San Francisco medical
student,
church worker and sex killer.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant001.png)
Theo Durrant 1897 prison photo.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant002.jpg)
Theo Durrant, early prison photo.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant_071.jpg)
Theo Durrant carrying the body of one of his murder victims, Blanche
Lamont, to the belfry
of San Francisco's Emanuel Baptist Church where he hid the corpse.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/church.jpg)
The Emanuel Baptist Church in San Francisco where Durrant murdered
two
women parishioners in 1895.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant003.jpg)
Sketch: Theo Durrant head shot.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant_prison_1895.JPG)
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant021.jpg)
Sketch: Discovery of Blanche's body.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant022.jpg)
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant_112.jpg)
Theo Durrant's trial was front-page news.
Theo Durrant is shown at his murder trial, receiving a bouquet of a
flowers from one
of the many young females infatuated with him.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant023.jpg)
Sketch: Theo Durrant led to the hangman
![](../images/durrant_theodore/durrant_081.jpg)
In this bizarre sketch, the Durrants are shown having lunch in
the warden's office
at San Quentin, while
their son lies in a coffin a few feet away after having been
hanged
for murder on July 7, 1898
The victims
![](../images/durrant_theodore/blanche_lamont1.jpg)
Blanche Lamont
![](../images/durrant_theodore/blanche_lamont.jpg)
Blanche Lamont at Hecla, Montana, with her students, 1893.
![](../images/durrant_theodore/minnie_williams.jpg)
Minnie Williams
![](../images/durrant_theodore/book.jpg)
Elizabeth McConnell's: Sympathy for the Devil.