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Victorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthEarly Scotland Yard detective Charles Frederick Field died on 27 September 1874, aged 69. He is buried in Brompton Cemetery, where his grave is marked by a rather imposing obelisk detectives policehistory ScotlandYard https://t.co/ymis1P99TV
27-09-2021 11:12 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthTwo Birmingham detectives were recommended for rewards for ‘vigilance and zeal in the arrest and conviction of two warehouse breakers for stealing cheeses, whom they caught in the act, leading to the recovery of the property.’ Birmingham Watch Committee, 1900. detectives PhD https://t.co/N6zSXoB6XY
30-07-2021 11:29 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthNew on my sleuthing blog: Swanson: The Life and Times of a Victorian Detective policehistory detectives ScotlandYard https://t.co/EA2p60KwiC
28-07-2021 12:16 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthToday I’m writing about the sleuthing adventures of Detective Donald Sutherland Swanson of Scotland Yard and his fascinating biography by @AdamWoodAuthor - blog post to follow! policehistory detectives ScotlandYard https://t.co/aIWIAXW5bl
27-07-2021 12:48 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthGood morning! I’m doing data analysis today, focusing on evidence of sleuthing techniques used by police detectives in Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham from 1878 to 1914. Hope to uncover some interesting info 🔎📚 PhD policehistory detectives https://t.co/5xz87uXyGV
26-07-2021 10:38 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthNew on my sleuthing blog: a review of the fabulous new exhibition @NESMUSEUM - not to be missed! https://t.co/sJ1KpbXTa3 policehistory detectives crimehistory
21-07-2021 12:12 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthGood morning! I’m starting my day with a review of the fabulous exhibition, Daring Detectives & Dastardly Deeds @NESMUSEUM for my sleuthing blog 🔎 policehistory detectives https://t.co/S4AqQ5qdw3
20-07-2021 10:24 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthThis afternoon I’m reinvestigating the criminal career of Robert Horridge, a thief and would-be murderer, who was arrested by Detective Jerome Caminada in an armed confrontation in 1887. crimehistory detectives https://t.co/xOJEGKJmk3
05-07-2021 15:26 voir le tweet
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cadamo3How virus detectives trace the origins of an outbreak – and why it’s so tricky https://t.co/kXAFmliUZU
08-06-2021 21:30 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthNew on my sleuthing blog: The Murder that Created Scotland Yard crimehistory detectives https://t.co/0j56qRgC6B
28-05-2021 11:03 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthI’m ending a busy and very exciting week with a murder investigation. I’ll let you know what I uncover. PhD detectives murder https://t.co/c808ITM9Cn
21-05-2021 10:45 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthAfter all the excitement of this week (so far!), I’m now back at my desk ✒️📚 PhD detectives policehistory https://t.co/tQGOC3219X
20-05-2021 10:31 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthI was honoured to attend the opening of the outstanding new exhibition, Daring Detectives and Dastardly Deeds @NESMUSEUM last night. It’s highly recommended and open today! detectives policehistory https://t.co/e1GAg7VYEl
19-05-2021 09:58 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthI am really looking forward to seeing this fantastic new exhibition at @NESMUSEUM next week 🔎 detectives policehistory https://t.co/4osSsYQ44u
14-05-2021 12:17 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthFinishing my week’s work with an investigation into one of Detective Jerome Caminada’s unpublished crime cases, which I will share with you at a later date. Watch this space! therealsherlock detectives history https://t.co/e30Nq7BvSX
23-04-2021 14:58 voir le tweetVictorian crime and detective history. Author of The Real Sherlock Holmes. PhD detective history and associate lecturer @Oxford_brookes. Also, @sisters_letters
victoriansleuthI learnt in my Italian class that detective novels are known as ‘libri gialli’ (yellow books) after the publishing house Mondadori published a series of famous titles from the 1920s with yellow covers. I love these quirky details! 🇮🇹 📚 languages history detectives https://t.co/SqgPq8xMep
23-04-2021 13:15 voir le tweet