Hi Roach
That was really interesting to read, it had me hooked straight away.
But, Lol.......

Look what I found....
Despite the magistrate's dying pleas that Jobling had not been responsible for the attack, the authorities desperately needed a scapegoat to serve as an example, so on August 1, 1832, Jobling, who was illiterate, was tried at Durham Assizes - without any legal representation - and was found guilty of murder.
