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Dramas of the Dock: True Stories of Crime by Guy B. H. Logan: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 26 original MP3 tracks, 7:17:58 running time and a link to listen.

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Dramas of the Dock: True Stories of Crime, credited to Guy B. H. Logan, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Dramas of the Dock: True Stories of Crime by Guy B. H. Logan. Read in English by Verla Viera. Guy Logan is a lesser known but prolific British true crime writer of the early 20th century. In this 1928 compilation, he relates the stories of over a dozen murders – their details, the subsequent investigations, the trials, and the results of the verdicts. He recounts the facts without swerving toward yellow journalism, and he ends each story with his own thoughts on the case. Logan says in the introduction that he chooses a case to write about not because of its notoriety, but because he believes it will be interesting to read. His clear and concise writing will make the reader share his interest. - Summary by Verla Viera

Recording facts

  • Recording title: Dramas of the Dock: True Stories of Crime
  • Author credits: Guy B. H. Logan
  • Language: English
  • Original MP3 tracks: 26
  • Listed recording duration: 7:17:58

Catalogue topics

  • Crime
  • murder
  • criminals
  • true crime
  • murderers
  • historical true crime

Opening tracks: first 24 of 26

  1. 00 - Introduction — 4:35
  2. 01 - Chapter I, No. 4, Euston Square, Part 1 — 18:30
  3. 02 - Chapter I, No. 4, Euston Square, Part 2 — 17:19
  4. 03 - Chapter II, The Double Murder at Chelsea, Part 1 — 20:44
  5. 04 - Chapter II, The Double Murder at Chelsea, Part 2 — 23:58
  6. 05 - Chapter III, James Blomfield Rush, Part 1 — 23:27
  7. 06 - Chapter III, James Blomfield Rush, Part 2 — 20:45
  8. 07 - Chapter IV, The Northampton Tragedy, Part 1 — 16:26
  9. 08 - Chapter IV, The Northampton Tragedy, Part 2 — 17:34
  10. 09 - Chapter V, Murder and Mutilation, Part 1 — 21:06
  11. 10 - Chapter V, Murder and Mutilation, Part 2 — 14:29
  12. 11 - Chapter VI, A Manchester Mystery, Part 1 — 13:44
  13. 12 - Chapter VI, A Manchester Mystery, Part 2 — 13:51
  14. 13 - Chapter VII, The Norwich Horror, Part 1 — 15:42
  15. 14 - Chapter VII, The Norwich Horror, Part 2 — 17:28
  16. 15 - Chapter VIII, The Accuser Accused, Part 1 — 20:39
  17. 16 - Chapter VIII, The Accuser Accused, Part 2 — 17:49
  18. 17 - Chapter IX, Was Robert Emond Mad?, Part 1 — 14:06
  19. 18 - Chapter IX, Was Robert Emond Mad?, Part 2 — 13:58
  20. 19 - Chapter IX, Story 2, Giving the Doctor — 8:15
  21. 20 - Chapter X, The Case of Richard Gould, Part 1 — 15:13
  22. 21 - Chapter X, The Case of Richard Gould, Part 2 — 17:21
  23. 22 - Chapter XI, The Old Toll-Gate Murders — 19:24
  24. 23 - Chapter XI, Story 2, The Ledbury Murder — 11:36

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