Media Portrayal
The Sangret case was dramatised twice by Harry Alan Towers. Firstly as "The Case of the Hunted Hunter" in the series Secrets of Scotland Yard in approximately 1949, then on the series The Black Museum in 1952 under the title of "The Brass Button". The case was featured in the Discovery Channel television series Crime Museum UK in the episode "Strange Weapons".
The case is the subject of non-fiction book The Wigwam Murder by M. J. Trow.
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