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ARTICLES RELATED TO John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early Life | | | |  John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early Life: Encyclopedia II - John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early LifeBorn and raised in Yorkshire, Christie was abused by his father and dominated by his mother and sisters. His one happy childhood memory was of seeing his grandfather's corpse as it lay in state in the family home; he felt powerful in front of the dead, helpless body of a man he had once feared. By the time he reached puberty, he already associated sex with death, dominance and violent aggression, rendering him impotent unless in complete control. His first attempts at sex were failures, branding him as "Reggie ...
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| | | | John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early Life: Encyclopedia II - John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early Life Born and raised in Yorkshire, Christie was abused by his father and dominated by his mother and sisters. His one happy childhood memory was of seeing his grandfather's corpse as it lay in state in the family home; he felt powerful in front of the dead, helpless body of a man he had once feared. By the time he reached puberty, he already associated sex with death, dominance and violent aggression, rendering him impotent unless in complete control. His first attempts at sex were failures, branding him as "Reggie ...
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| | | | John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early Life: Encyclopedia II - John Reginald Halliday Christie - Murders Christie's first known victim was a mistress, Ruth Fuerst, whom he impulsively strangled during sex in 1943. The following year, he murdered a neighbor, Muriel Eady, by promising to cure her bronchitis with a "special mixture," a gas he had concocted which contained carbon monoxide that would render a person unconscious; once Eady was knocked out, Christie choked her to death, and raped her corpse. It was a ritual Ch ...
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| | | | John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early Life: Encyclopedia II - John Reginald Halliday Christie - Murders Christie's first known victim was a mistress, Ruth Fuerst, whom he impulsively strangled during sex in 1943. The following year, he murdered a neighbor, Muriel Eady, by promising to cure her bronchitis with a "special mixture," a gas he had concocted which contained carbon monoxide that would render a person unconscious; once Eady was knocked out, Christie strangled her to death, and raped her corpse. It was a ritual Ch ...
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| | | | John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early Life: Encyclopedia II - John Reginald Halliday Christie - Controversy While Christie neither confessed to nor was convicted of killing Geraldine Evans, public opinion widely found him guilty, casting serious doubt onto the fairness of Evans' trial and execution. Christie, after all, had been a key witness against him; if he did kill Geraldine, then Evans was executed on the basis of perjury. Kennedy calls it unlikely that two strangler-murderers were living and killing in the same apartment building at the same time, and cites the fact that Beryl's rape had been suppressed at trial; other critics cite Evans' c ...
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| | | | John Reginald Halliday Christie - Early Life: Encyclopedia II - John Reginald Halliday Christie - Controversy While Christie neither confessed to nor was convicted of killing Geraldine Evans, public opinion widely found him guilty, casting serious doubt onto the fairness of Evans' trial and execution. Christie, after all, had been a key witness against him; if he did kill Geraldine, then Evans was executed on the basis of perjury. Kennedy calls it unlikely that two strangler-murderers were living and killing in the same apartment building at the same time, and cites the fact that Beryl's rape had been suppressed at trial; other critics cite Evans' c ...
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