Primary Documents
The Strange Case of Dr. H.H. Holmes produced by John B. Barowski
This book provides a combination of three fully illustrated, unabridged primary source books, in addition to Holmes' published confession, as originally documented.
This book provides a combination of three fully illustrated, unabridged primary source books, in addition to Holmes' published confession, as originally documented.
Holmes' Own Story by Herman Mudget
Mudget's memoir, written from his cell in Moyamensing Prison between 1894-1895, in which he provides an autobiographical account of his life as well as a Prison Diary (though both highly fictitious).
Mudget's memoir, written from his cell in Moyamensing Prison between 1894-1895, in which he provides an autobiographical account of his life as well as a Prison Diary (though both highly fictitious).
The Holmes-Pitezel Case: A History of the Greatest Crime of the Century by Frank P. Geyer
A first- hand account of Detective Frank Geyer's 1895 search for the Pitezel children, which includes court transcripts and witness testimony from the H.H. Holmes trial.
A first- hand account of Detective Frank Geyer's 1895 search for the Pitezel children, which includes court transcripts and witness testimony from the H.H. Holmes trial.
The Confession of H. H. Holmes by Herman Mudget
Written shortly before his execution in 1896, this was Mudget's last publication. In his confession, he admits to the murder of 27 people.
Written shortly before his execution in 1896, this was Mudget's last publication. In his confession, he admits to the murder of 27 people.
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