The Brutal Slaying of Alexander Norval (1910) | Carlisle | True Crime

Loading

#Carlisle #Unsolved #CrimePodcast

Shortly before midnight on Saturday, 5th November 1910, P.C Greenwood had barely made his way into an area in Carlisle known as West Walls, when, after checking on individual premises, he came across an unlocked warehouse door at number 15.

What he would find that evening would be the body of 75 year, Alexander Norval, who had been beaten to death.

Although one man was arrested and charged with his murder, he would later be acquitted, and to this day, the murder of Norval remains unsolved – or does it?

Was a guilty man freed on nothing more than hearsay?

For more information on this story, along with photographs, head on over to our website at https://www.daysofhorror.com

Twitter ► https://twitter.com/dohpods
​​​Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/dohpods​​​​
Merch ► https://www.daysofhorror.com/merch/​​​

Music ►
♪♬ Classical Piano – Myuu [No Copyright]

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Search

Popular Posts

  • Bradford’s STRANGEST – The TRUE Story of HUMBUG BILLY And The Poisoned Sweets (1858)
    Bradford’s STRANGEST – The TRUE Story of HUMBUG BILLY And The Poisoned Sweets (1858)

    In 1858, the industrial city of Bradford was the scene of one of the most horrifying food-related tragedies in British history – the case of Humbug Billy. A well-known sweet vendor in Bradford, Billy unknowingly sold peppermint humbugs laced with arsenic, leading to the deaths of 21 people and poisoning over 200 more. The arsenic…

  • FRECKLETON AIR DISASTER (1944) #shorts #tragedy #history #ww2
    FRECKLETON AIR DISASTER (1944) #shorts #tragedy #history #ww2

    On the morning of August 23, 1944, as the Second World War raged across Europe, the peaceful village of Freckleton in Lancashire was torn apart by a sudden and unimaginable tragedy. A U.S. Army Air Forces B-24 Liberator bomber, known as Classy Chassis II, was caught in a violent thunderstorm shortly after takeoff from Warton…

  • The FRECKLETON Air Disaster 1944 | 61 People DIED In This Tragedy…
    The FRECKLETON Air Disaster 1944 | 61 People DIED In This Tragedy…

    On the morning of August 23, 1944, as the Second World War raged across Europe, the peaceful village of Freckleton in Lancashire was torn apart by a sudden and unimaginable tragedy. A U.S. Army Air Forces B-24 Liberator bomber, known as Classy Chassis II, was caught in a violent thunderstorm shortly after takeoff from Warton…

Categories