An invaluable reference book, which brings together in one volume all the primary sources relating to the Whitechapel murders – official records, pathologists’ reports, witness statements, extracts from police notebooks, and the entire contents of the Scotland Yard files, covering the formal investigations in 1888 and the years that followed.
Haspiel was a lifelong friend of Marilyn, who would spend time with her, whenever she came to New York. This evocative and sumptuously illustrated volume is his personal collection of previously unpublished photographs of Marilyn, and the personal stories behind them.
Reg Kray was prison royalty. The sun shone on those he befriended, but other less fortunate inmates caught a shower. As he was reaching the end of his life, he wrote an account of his 30 plus years of incarceration in Category A prisons. Both touching and tough, it stands as a unique documentary of life in Britain’s most secure jails.
Christopher Warwick was granted exclusive access to Princess Margaret for this authorised biography. It is the definitive account of the Princess’s life, one of the most beautiful and controversial members of the Royal Family, who was admired and vilified in equal measure for most of her adult life.