Originally from Sydney, G. L. Marlowe is currently completing their undergraduate degree, majoring in English. Her interests include cold cases, historic crime, and reading.
SERIAL KILLERS: Thallium was a popular poison to catch the many rats that resided in Newtown just after World War Two. It also became the choice method for a murderous wife who wanted to do away with violent or just troublesome husbands, writes G. L. Marlowe.
