The Death of Julia Wallace

Mysterious Circumstances

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True Crime, Documentary, Personal Journals, Society & Culture

4.3 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 1 May 2017

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

On January 20th, 1931 in Liverpool England, the body of Julia Wallace is discovered by her husband William Herbert Wallace. Wallace would become the primary suspect, be tried, and convicted for the crime but would later win his appeal due to lack of evidence. So did he really do it? This case is considered one of the greatest murder mysteries of the 20th century and a classic "who done it" crime.
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0:00.0	Mysterious circumstances is an American crime cast production.
0:14.4	Remember, everyone is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Hey everybody it's Justin. Welcome to Mysterious
0:27.0	Circumstances Podcast for another episode of a classic
0:31.6	who-done-it mystery. I do have to apologize. I really wanted to get this
0:36.4	episode out a week earlier just to give you guys a nice surprise because my last episode was a little bit shorter.
0:45.8	That obviously did not happen. I got pretty busy with work
0:51.8	and this case has a lot of shit going on and we will be talking today
0:59.0	about the murder of Julia Wallace which literally is considered one of the great The murder
1:05.0	mysteries of the 20th century,
1:08.0	it is definitely in a top five,
1:10.0	if not the top 10 of pretty much any
1:13.4	any murder mystery list you can imagine
1:15.9	uh... it is a classic who-done-it
1:18.0	mystery
1:19.2	first before we get to that let's
1:22.2	i gotta give some thanks for some five star reviews first
1:25.6	off would be CM jober from the UK I appreciate that five star rating and I'm glad
1:30.7	that you're taking the time to listen to some of the some of the smaller
1:34.3	fish in the sea like myself I appreciate that.
1:37.0	Glad you enjoy the podcast.
1:40.0	The next one is somebody named Dog's Breath from Daniel Oaks, New York, USA.
1:46.0	I'm very appreciative of the five-star rating. Thank you very much.
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