Lewis Hutchinson: Jamaica's First Serial Killer and the Horror of Edinburgh Castle
Forgotten Serial Killers True Crime por Christina
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In the late 18th century, Scottish planter Lewis Hutchinson turned his fortified estate, Edinburgh Castle, into a killing ground, dropping dozens of victims into a deep Jamaican sinkhole now known as Hutchinson's Hole. This episode explores how a man educated in medicine became one of the Caribbean's most prolific and least-known serial killers.