
Perpetrator
Thomas Neill Cream
- Born
- 27 May 1850
- Died
- 15 November 1892, aged about 42
- Record
- Wikidata Q117026 · Wikipedia
Perpetrator in The Lambeth Poisonings
Glasgow-born, McGill-trained physician. Convicted of murder in Illinois in 1881 and in London in 1892; hanged at Newgate.
1891–1892 · Lambeth, London, England · Executed
A McGill-trained doctor gave strychnine to young women in south London in 1891-92, then wrote blackmail letters that led Scotland Yard straight to him. Read the case.
Dated events
Thomas Neill Cream is born in Glasgow.
Cream is convicted of Stott's murder and sentenced to life in Joliet prison.
Cream is released from Joliet after his sentence is commuted.
Cream is arrested on a charge of sending a threatening letter.
Cream is hanged at Newgate Prison by James Billington.