A REAL CASE
Disputed The Brighton Trunk Murders: a Woman With No Name at the Station, and a Second Body Found by Chance
On Sunday 17 June 1934, a cloakroom attendant at the railway station in Brighton noticed a smell he could not ignore.
Brighton is a seaside town on the south coast of England, about 75 km south of London. In the 1930s, trains brought crowds down from the capital every summer weekend.
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