She was called the Medea of Kew Gardens. Was Alice Crimmins guilty of killing her own children or was she convicted because she was a carefree woman with sexual behavior that was frown upon in 1965?
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Books:
Carpozi, G. (1973). Ordeal by Trial! The Alice Crimmins Case
Gross, K. (1975). The Alice Crimmins Case
