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The Burnley Outrage .. A Crime That Shocked a Town / Joseph Wren

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Tuesday, December 28, 1909, marks a dark and chilling day in the history of Burnley, a quaint town in Lancashire, England. The events of this day unfolded in a way that sent shockwaves through the community and forever scarred the lives of those involved. In the midst of a cold, wet afternoon, a heinous crime took place that would not only claim the life of a young innocent child but would also expose the depths of human darkness.

This is the story of Joseph Wren, a former naval stoker, who committed a brutal murder that would forever haunt the memory of Burnley.

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