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Within 24 hours of moving into a house in Pench, Harriet Staunton was dead.

A chance encounter in a post office meant that what could have been recorded as death by natural causes was listed as a homicide.

Harriet Staunton's husband, his mistress, his brother and his brother's wife were accused of his the prosecution had spent days presenting damning evidence against the defendants

and due to the laws at the time that prohibited the accused from testifying in their own defense,

they could only hope that their counsel would save them from the hang man's noose.

Welcome to season 9 episode 27 of They Walk Among Us, a podcast dedicated to UK True Crime.

Please listen to season 9 episode 26 for part one of this two-part case.

On the fifth day of the trial at the old Bailey, the defense began presenting their case.

The depositions of the accused were read to the court.

Louis Staunton said he had been separated from Harriet since November 1876

when he moved into Little Grace Farm with Alice Roads.

He stated,

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