Cora Turner

…Beneath them, they find ripped, bloodied pajama bottoms wrapped around a headless, limbless, boneless torso. Though Inspector Dew can't immediately identify the victim, he has a hunch that it's Cora. and the killer, her husband, Dr. Crippen. Now it's up to Scotland Yard to track him down. The remains in the pajamas are sent in for analysis and autopsy.…

…He'd said Cora died to save himself embarrassment. Inspector Dew buys the story, but tells Crippen he'll have to confirm with Cora herself. The next day, Crippen shaves off his distinctive mustache, and Ethel disguises herself as a boy. Posing as father and son, the pair flee to various cities across Europe. In Antwerp, they buy passage to Canada on the SS…

…On July 8th, 1910, they dispatch Chief Inspector Walter Dew to interview Dr. Crippen and search his house. He doesn't notice anything odd until he begins talking to Dr. Crippen, who changes his explanation of his wife's disappearance yet again. He claims that Cora had run away to America with her lover. Under questioning, Crippen admits his earlier lies.…