Elizabeth Woolcock Trial
Category: Outro
Atualizado: 1 jun 2022
Autores
Created byElyse Bosch
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Eventos
Thomas Woolcock - DiedE.H. Derrington JP - Inquest begunElizabeth Woolcock - Local trial CommencedElizabeth Woolcock - Sentenced to DeathGeorge Francis - Received Jar of OrgansGeorge Francis - Analysed organs and received second jarGeorge Francis - Examined dog organsDr Charles Gosse - Assisted GF with analysis of organsGeorge Bull MD - Attended Thomas WoolcockGeorge Bull MD - Attended Thomas Woolcock againGeorge Bull MD - Attended Thomas WoolcockDr John Dickie - Attended Thomas WoolcockDr John Dickie - Attended Thomas WoolcockDr John Dickie - Attended Thomas WoolcockDr John Dickie - Attended Thomas WoolcockDr John Dickie - Post mortem on Thomas WoolcockDr Herbert - Post mortem on Thomas WoolcockDr John Gosse - Post mortem on Thomas WoolcockDr John Gosse - Sealed organs in jar and gave to SGT BentleyDr Lloyd Herbert - Received note from Thomas WoolcockDr Lloyd Herbert - Attended Thomas WoolcockDr Lloyd Herbert - Attended Thomas Woolcock Dr Dickie also presentDr Lloyd Herbert - Post mortem on Thomas WoolcockSGT Edward Bentley - Spoke to the Woolcock's about poisoned dogSGT Edward Bentley - Present at post mortemSGT Edward Bentley - Searched the Woolcock HouseSGT Edward Bentley - Arrested Elizabeth WoolcockSGT Edward Bentley - Found evidence of notes between Pascoe and ElizabethSGT Edward Bentley - Investigated about the dogSGT Edward Bentley - Exhumed the dogJohn Opie - Chemist served Thomas John WoolcockJohn Opie - Chemist served Thomas John WoolcockJohn Opie - Spoke to Elizabeth WoolcockJohn Opie - Elizabeth & Hannah Blight came for medication, did not serveErnest Beythien- served Thomas John WoolcockWilliam Hartley - Assistant to Ernest served TJWWilliam Hartley - Received letter from Elizabeth Woolcock asking for morphiaWilliam Hartley - Served TJW precipitate powdersRichard Hartigan - Worked with Thomas Woolcock, last dasy he workedRichard Hartigan - Noticed Thomas Woolcock was sick at workMary Slape - Received letter from step sister (Elizabeth Woolcock)Mary Slape - Received as second letter from step sister (Elizabeth Woolcock)David Buzza - Grocer who served Elizabeth WoolcockCharles Richards - Miner who spoke to Elizabeth WoolcockJane Nichols - Visited Thomas WoolcockJane Nichols - Present when Thomas Woolcock diedJane Nichols - Noted that Pascoe started lodging with the Woolcock'sJane Nichols - Spoke to Elizabeth and she said her husband mistreated herRobert Northey - Miner who visited Thomas WoolcockRobert Northey - Visited Thomas WoolcockRobert Northey - attended Thomas Woolcock at 3amAnn Northey - Gave Medications to Thomas WoolcockElizabeth Snell - Thomas Woolcock visited herElizabeth Snell - Visited Thomas WoolcockElizabeth Snell - Found evidence of the medication given in the houseDr John Dickie - Attended John WoolcockConstable Thomas Farrell - Gave Organs to Dr FrancisHannah Blight - Elizabeth Woolcock asked her to be a witnessWilliam Hartley - Started working in MoontaWilliam Hartley - Received letter from Elizabeth WoolcockCharles Richards - Had conversation with Elizabeth WoolcockJane Nichols - Spoke to Elizabeth Woolcock and found out Thomas slapped herWilliam Carpenter - Saw Pascoe coming and going from Woolcock house, after he moved outJane Nichols - Speaking to Elizabeth Woolcock and she stated her husband was ill treating herFrances Jane Carpenter- Went to Woolcock house for Government meetingRobert Northey - Visited Thomas WoolcockAnn Northey - Visited Thomas WoolcockElizabeth Snell - Visited Thomas WoolcockElizabeth Snell - visited Thomas WoolcockJohn Snell - Gave Thomas Woolcock MedicationJohn Snell - Present with medication bottle was foundPeríodos
Elizabeth Woolcock - Trial at the Supreme CourtDr John Dickie - Attended Thomas Woolcock every second or third day until he diedDr Lloyd Herbert - Attended Thomas Woolcock for 13 daysThomas John Woolcock - obtained medications 3 times in May for mother and fatherThomas John Woolcock - Obtained more medicationsJohn Opie - Received note from 'Mary Edwards'
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