#231 - The Good Samaritans (Soho, London, UK)
Murder Mile UK True Crime
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🗓️ 2 November 2023
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#231 - The Good Samaritans. On Sunday 31st of July 1904, at roughly 12:30am, a fight broke out near the doorway of 23 Greek Street in Soho between two young men; Edward Devanney and Raphael Ciclino. Amidst a mele of fists and drunken yells, although its witnesses spoke of the shouts they’d heard and blows they’d seen, it seems strange that no-one saw the truth.
- Date: Sunday 31st of July 1904, at roughly 12:30am
- Location: 23 Greek Street, Soho, London, Great Britain, W1
- Victim: 2 (Edward Devanney and Raphael Ciclino)
- Culprit: 2 (Edward Devanney and Raphael Ciclino)
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