Unsolved 1901 - Thomas Hibbs - Birmingham Murders Fazeley Street Curzen Street - Vintage True Crime

Unsolved 1901 - The case of Thomas Hibbs who was found dead in the Birmingham Canal near Fazeley Street with a fractured skull on the night of Saturday 10 August 1901.

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Unsolved - Homicide, the UK True Crime Series offers videos based on books of unsolved cases and homicide cases from 1900 onwards. Videos include unsolved murders documentary cases including unsolved shootings, unsolved stabbings and unsolved deaths by other means as well as illegal operations, vehicular deaths and other peculiar deaths including open verdicts. The channel also offers murder videos for historic homicides from 1900 onwards, currently up to 1916 in which people were convicted. Cases include all types of convictions including murder, manslaughter, conspiracy, attempted murder as well as murderers that were executed and murderers found to be insane and detained.

The channel is an ongoing work with a general target of one video per week although often new videos are more frequent. The collection is also detailed on the parent site www.truecrimeuk.co.uk.

Playlists can be found on YouTube detailing videos by years, decades, cities, regions and methods.

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All books can be bought on Amazon at https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pat-Finn/e/B01483ZAQI/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_book_1

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