LINCOLNSHIRE TALES OF MYSTERY AND MURDER.

Softcover. Each country holds within it a store of amazing mysteries and chilling murders - Lincolnshire is no exception. This collection of stories includes the brutal murder of a pregnant wife by her bigamous husband near Saxilby; the disappearance of an American airman stationed at RAF Binbrook who took off one evening in September 1970 and was never seen again; and the shooting of Ivy Prentice in the White Horse pub in Market Deeping by a jealous lover. Others tales recount the sighting of a flying saucer over Gosberton in August 1954; the appearance of black dogs and big cats all over the county; the tragic story of a Fenland mother who was hanged for a crime she did not commit; and the sad case of George Rowland from Grantham whose mind was so disturbed by his First World War esperiences that he cut the throat of his beloved girlfriend Florence. Illus. 127pp. trade size softcover. From the library of true-crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. F. with no creasing to covers.