An Account of the Death of Philip Jolin

"An Account of the Death of Philip Jolin" recounts a chilling true crime from 19th-century Jersey. This historical account details the murder trial of Philip Jolin, who was executed on October 3, 1829, for the murder of his own father. Francis Cunningham's meticulous record offers a glimpse into the legal proceedings and societal impact of this shocking case. Explore the intricacies of criminal law and the somber realities of a 19th-century murder trial. A fascinating and insightful study, "An Account of the Death of Philip Jolin" remains a compelling example of true crime reporting from a bygone era, offering a stark portrayal of justice and its consequences in the Island of Jersey. A chilling tale for those interested in historical true crime.

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