In May 1909 Oscar Slater was convicted in Edinburgh of murdering an elderly woman in Glasgow, by a divided jury and on evidence Conan Doyle found deeply unsatisfying. Examining the identifications, the alibi and the conduct of the prosecution, he argues that justice was not done, and appends the memorial for reprieve.
A real-life detective argument by Conan Doyle, for true-crime readers and Holmes enthusiasts. Download the free EPUB.