Hallie Rubenhold

Yeah.

I don't understand the gore aspect of it.

It doesn't resonate with me.

I don't feel comfortable with it.

And no judgment on anybody else, but that's just my feeling.

Well, it's such an interesting story.

And it occurred just at this time in both the history of Britain and the United States, where everything was really sort of at this point of change.

And this whole case seems to reflect this, this sort of exciting moment, you know, just before the First World War, when people felt very positive about the future, about technology, about scientific discoveries, all of these things happening and rights for women and social change.

This crime and looking at this crime is a really good way of taking the temperature of what this era was about.

There's no doubt that Crippen murdered his wife.

Why would you ask that?

There was never any doubt that hung over it.

There was never any doubt.

A jury of his peers found him guilty in less than 30 minutes.

The evidence was overwhelming.

They found his pajama jacket wrapped around the remains in the grave site.

Actually, there was so much evidence.

I would suggest that anybody who ever said, oh, well, there's some doubt.

And I know the history behind this.

I know why people say, oh, well, there is some doubt.