#232 - Finally, a home (Soho, London, England)
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#232 - Finally, a home. On Friday 23rd April 1960, 23-year-old Elaine Baker finished her shift as a striptease artiste at the Peeperama on 47 Frith Street in Soho. It was an odd job for her to do, as she was so quiet and shy. Fifteen minutes after her arrival back home at 19 Tredegar Square in Bow, East London, she stabbed her boyfriend to death. But why?
Date: Friday 23rd April 1960 at roughly 12:30amLocation: 9 Tredegar Square in Bow, East London (where the murder took place)Victim: 1 (Ronald Leonard Cross)Culprit: 1 (Elaine Baker/Barkworth)
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