Crime and Punishment in Britain - Key Individuals

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Who was the first criminal to be convicted using DNA evidence?

Colin Pitchfork

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Who led the gunpowder plot?

Robert Catesby

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Who was the founder of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee (they were a local builder)?

George Lusk

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Who were the two founders of the Hawkhurst gang?

Arthur Gray and Thomas Kingsmill

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Who was Matthew Hopkins' accomplice?

John Stearne

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What was the title that Matthew Hopkins gave himself?

Witchfinder General

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Who designed Pentonville Prison?

Joshua Jebb

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Russian Jews fled Russia to Whitechapel after the death of which more tolerant Tsar?

Tsar Alexander II

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Who took over from commissioner Edmund Henderson in 1886?

Charles Warren

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Who led a rebellion in the north of England in 1069?

Edgar the Aethling

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Who was the famous thief-taker who operated in London in the 1720s?

Jonathan Wild

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Which home secretary legalized homosexuality in 1967?

Roy Jenkins

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Who did Ruth Ellis kill?

David Blakely

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Who was the last person to be publicly hanged?

Michael Barrett

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Which MP was robbed and garroted in 1862?

James Pilkington

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Who originally founded the Bow Street Runners?

Henry Fielding