Arsenic & Ashes : Guilty or Innocent? The Trial of Charlotte Bryant

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When Fred Bryant died from his fourth attack of agonising stomach pains in just six months, his doctor refused to sign a death certificate. An autopsy revealed that Fred had died from arsenic poisoning, a murder investigation was launched.

In a case that fascinated and shocked 1930s Britain, Charlotte Bryant was charged with her husband's murder. The police inquiry, led by Scotland Yard's leading detective, uncovered a love triangle, a sex scandal, two witnesses with secrets of their own, and a devastating mistake at trial that shamed the English legal system.

Author: Mark Bridgeman

True crime, Historical mysteries, History

Published on 1 Sep 2026 by Mark Bridgeman.

Paperback / softback