The Most Extraordinary Trial Of William Palmer For The Rugeley Poisonings Which Lasted Twelve Days

The Most Extraordinary Trial of William Palmer by an unknown author provides a detailed account of the trial of William Palmer for the Rugeley poisonings. The narrative explores Palmer''s suspicious behavior interactions with the victim John Parsons Cook and the medical aspects of the case. It presents a compelling argument against Palmer highlighting his motive and opportunity to commit the crime. The book delves into witness testimonies court proceedings and the legal and scientific complexities of the trial painting a picture of deceit and tragedy.