The Disturbing Case of Betty Scott (1882) | Habergham | True Crime

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#Burnley #Victorians #Crime

Shortly after three o’clock on the morning of Tuesday, 3rd January 1882, a murder so savage in nature occurred at number 4, Brook Row over in a place known as Lowerhouse near to Burnley.

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