Author: CClayton

Clue E: A torn copy of a Police Report into the death of a woman in London. It is believed to be from the 1850’s due to its stained look.
...found on her table in the bedroom (which also seems to have been used as a kitchen and a toilet). There was a half drunk bottle of water with a label on it written ‘Broad Street Water’. The water had a funny smell to it but other than that it didn’t look any different to the usual water that you get from the water pumps around here. There was no sign of any disturbance in the room where we found the dead woman.
Case: UNSOLVED
Signed: PC World

The strange death of Mrs Miggins—Evidence Pack Two

Clue G: A cartoon that appeared in a London newspaper in October 1854. The title of the cartoon is ‘Death’s Dispensary’.

Clue F: A drawing from an instruction manual showing builders where to build the water pump and cesspit in the new houses in London. The date is 1840.