Unspeakable Format:Paperback

Unspeakable Format:PaperbackIn January 1953, the town of Laugharne was rocked by a brutal crime. 78 year old Elizabeth Thomas had been viciously attacked at home and died the following day. Local man George Roberts was arrested for her murder. George had been both mute and deaf since birth and couldnt write. Yet he was charged based on an alleged confession made whilst in police custody before being later acquitted at trial. In Unspeakable: Murder in Laugharne Simon Tonkin

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