The Troubling Case of James Stezaker (1912) / Burnley / True Crime

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On Saturday 19th October 1912, James Stezaker killed his wife and child in their family home.

And despite being found guilty of murder and sentenced to death, he somehow avoided the hangman’s noose before eventually being freed from prison.

This is his story.

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