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John George
HAIGH |
England, March 1949, Charred remains, believed to be those of Mrs
Durand Deacon
have been found
at this disused factory in Crawley,
Police Officers and Home
Office Pathologist Doctor Keith Simpson
(
Highlighted by Arrow on pic) search
the premises, Deacon was a
victim of serial killer Haigh.
(Photo by Bentley Archive/Popperfoto/Getty
Images)
England, March 1949, Home Office pathologist Doctor Keith Simpson
sifting through the
top soil and a
pile of burnt rubbish at Crawley,
trying to piece together the murder
of Mrs Durand Deacon, Deacon
was
a victim of serial killer Haigh.
(Photo by Bentley Archive/Popperfoto/Getty
Images)
England, March 1949, Police officers sifting through the top soil
and a pile of burnt
rubbish at Crawley,
trying to piece together the
murder of Mrs Durand Deacon,
Deacon was a victim of serial killer Haigh.
(Photo by Bentley Archive/Popperfoto/Getty Images)
March 4, 1949 - Dr. Keith Simpson, pathologist working with
Scotland Yard,
and his secretary, Jean Scott Dunn, examine remains
found in an abandoned
factory in Crawley, Sussex.
Investigation
Haigh's workshop exterior view.
Evidence
A shopping list found in
Haigh's possession containing items he used
while dissolving his
victims' bodies.
Stored at the Crime Museum are the original tools of Haigh’s
crimes;
the gas mask, rubber gloves
and apron he used to protect
himself
from the acid along with the false teeth of one of his
victims.
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