Great Burdon Slow Poisoning Case. Report of the Investigation Before the Magistrates at Darlington; Together With the Evidence of J.S. Wooler

"Great Burdon Slow Poisoning Case" by Joseph Snaith Wooler is a detailed investigation before the magistrates at Darlington into the death of Jane Wooler, the wife of the author. The case revolves around the suspicion of arsenic poisoning administered in small doses over time, leading to Mrs. Wooler's demise. Medical evidence, witness testimonies, and the complex nature of chronic poisoning paint a picture of suspicion and meticulous investigation, implicating Mr. Wooler in his wife's death.