On New Year's morning, 1886, Adelaide Bartlett told her landlord to come downstairs. Her husband was dead.
The post-mortem found a fatal dose of liquid chloroform in his stomach, but none in his mouth, his throat, or windpipe.
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On New Year's morning, 1886, Adelaide Bartlett told her landlord to come downstairs. Her husband was dead.
The post-mortem found a fatal dose of liquid chloroform in his stomach, but none in his mouth, his throat, or windpipe.