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Ethel Le Neve
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Ethel Le Neve

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  • trial of Hawley Harvey Crippen and Ethel Le Neve
    Hawley Harvey Crippen

    …business by a young secretary, Ethel Le Neve, who eventually became his mistress. Crippen’s wife disappeared in January 1910, the month after telling him she planned to leave him and to withdraw their savings from the bank. Crippen explained her disappearance to her friends by saying that she had gone…

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    …business by a young secretary, Ethel Le Neve, who eventually became his mistress. Crippen’s wife disappeared in January 1910, the month after telling him she planned to leave him and to withdraw their savings from the bank. Crippen explained her disappearance to her friends by saying that she had gone…

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