In 1827, Maria Marten left her home dressed as a man, supposedly to elope with her lover, William Corder. For months, her family was assured she was alive and well. Then Maria’s stepmother began having a series of disturbing dreams about the Red Barn — dreams that would lead to a horrifying discovery.
What followed became one of Victorian England’s most infamous murder cases, complete with deception, a nationwide manhunt, a shocking confession and, unbelievably, a book bound in the killer’s own skin.
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