Other Works On The Case
The Maybrick case was dramatized on the radio series The Black Museum in 1952 under the title of "Meat Juice".
The BBC Radio series John Mortimer Presents Sensational British Trials featured an episode about the Maybrick case, entitled "The Case Of The Liverpool Poisoner".
Read more about this topic: Florence Maybrick
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