Murder of Alfred Furnald

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Murder of Alfred Furnald. Caption below illustration: “On the eighth, while they were at breakfast, a faint moan was heard in the garret. Mrs. Furnald, after looking her husband in the face, left the table without speaking, and went upstairs.” Alfred had been starved to death.

Keywords

death, alfred, furnald, new hamshire, starvation, starve

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Men and Women

Source

B. L. Hamlen The Museum of History or Narratives of the Most Remarkable and Interesting Events, Which have Taken Place in Ancient and Modern Times. (New Haven, CT: H. Mansfield, 1921)

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