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The Servant Who Shocked London: Sarah Malcolm’s Fatal Crime
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🕯 Step into the shadowy alleys of Georgian London...
In 1733, a laundress named Sarah Malcolm stood accused of one of the most shocking triple murders the city had ever seen. Was she a cunning killer, a scapegoat, or simply in the wrong place at the worst time?
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💀 Bloodstained linens in the Inner Temple
🎨 A final portrait behind prison bars
💰 £300 in silver and scandal
🧵 And a romantic Georgian disaster in the Further Particulars...
Was Sarah Malcolm guilty? Or merely the easiest to blame?
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👤 Hosted by Robin Coles
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1746 -1885: Murder Among the Monied | Ep294
https://youtu.be/GyQAxxRRmY4
1917: SYC: The Regent Square Murder | EP301
https://youtu.be/7j6QKTA751U
1775 & 1851: Stories of Murdered Mistresses | EP310
https://youtu.be/DDXmfejiVOo
1775 & 1848: Murders of Mothers | EP311
https://youtu.be/iKUmrgkAmME
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The Servant Who Shocked London: Sarah Malcolm’s Fatal Crime
News of the Times | Episode 517 | 1733
🕯 Step into the shadowy alleys of Georgian London...
In 1733, a laundress named Sarah Malcolm stood accused of one of the most shocking triple murders the city had ever seen. Was she a cunning killer, a scapegoat, or simply in the wrong place at the worst time?
In this week’s News of the Times, we unravel the chilling case that captivated coffee houses, horrified society — and inspired a portrait by none other than William Hogarth.
Expect:
💀 Bloodstained linens in the Inner Temple
🎨 A final portrait behind prison bars
💰 £300 in silver and scandal
🧵 And a romantic Georgian disaster in the Further Particulars...
Was Sarah Malcolm guilty? Or merely the easiest to blame?
🎧 Featuring the real court records, public outcry, and a bride who dodged disaster faster than you can say “eight children.”
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles
📅 New uploads every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
🎥 Special 2+ hour compilation on the **last Sunday of every month**
▶️ **Related episodes from the vault:**
1746 -1885: Murder Among the Monied | Ep294
https://youtu.be/GyQAxxRRmY4
1917: SYC: The Regent Square Murder | EP301
https://youtu.be/7j6QKTA751U
1775 & 1851: Stories of Murdered Mistresses | EP310
https://youtu.be/DDXmfejiVOo
1775 & 1848: Murders of Mothers | EP311
https://youtu.be/iKUmrgkAmME
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Hear about our ad-free archive on Patreon – 650+ episodes and counting! 🎩 https://www.patreon.com/c/NewsoftheTimesHistoricalCrime
Fancy a chuckle between corpses? Discover our first lovingly illustrated volume of wildly unreliable memoirs.
Grab it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/b406f6f11e
Support us on Patreon for ad-free early access and exclusive bonus episodes.
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