Murder under Gaslight
True stories of murder in Victorian era Ireland.
Come with us as we travel back to Victorian Ireland and delve into mysteries and murders that enthralled and terrified Ireland in a time where forensic science was in its infancy.
Follow the trail of blood on the cobbled streets of Dublin, Cork, Galway and many other locations on this intriguing podcast.
A must for true crime lovers.
Murder under Gaslight
Episode 3- The murder of Mary Walker- 1909
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Under the quiet facade of an Edwardian market town, a single act of violence could leave a scar that lasted for generations.
In 1909, the peaceful streets of Mullingar were shattered by the brutal murder of Mary Walker, a young post-office worker whose lifeless body was found along the banks of the Royal Canal.
Her throat had been cut and the crime sent shockwaves through the town and the wider province, laying bare the fragile line between respectability and savagery.