Walsoken

When he realised that she was cold and wasn't breathing, he covered her with a sack and ran for help.

Police Constable Frank Taylor arrived at the scene and arranged for the body to be taken to the Bell Inn at Old Walsoken.

When the handkerchief was removed from the woman's neck, a dark ligature mark was clearly visible.

The handkerchief had been tied with a reef knot, a type of knot commonly associated with sailors.

When asked if he had anything to say before sentence was passed, he remained silent and observers noticed that he looked unconcerned.

He was executed at Norwich Jail on 5th November 1912 by Thomas Pierpoint, assisted by George Brown.

Minnie Morris was buried in Walsoken Cemetery.

Around 300 people from the surrounding villages attended her funeral, as well as her boyfriend from London.