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The trial of Dr. Adams by Sybille Bedford
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The trial of Dr. Adams (1958)

by Sybille Bedford

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The Trial of Dr. Adams by Sybille Bedford (1958)

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Very good depiction of a murder trial ( )
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'...he has the right to the advantage of the initial incredulity...' MR JUSTICE DEVLIN
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The Judge came on swiftly.
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The trial of Dr. John Bodkin Adams took place at the Old Bailey in 1957. Well over 100 of his elderly patients had died in questionable circumstances and many of these had left him bequests in their wills. He was acquitted of murder, though later convicted of various charges including forgery of prescriptions. Sybille Bedford attended the Old Bailey trial, and her eye-witness account is a classic of true-crime reporting.
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