Murder trial reveals alleged insanity in Elizabeth Neville case
In a crowded courtroom at Lichfield, Elizabeth Neville and her lover Wright faced a jury over the murder of Neville's infant daughter. Eyewitnesses describe Neville’s violent acts during a fit linked to epilepsy and insanity, with medical testimony supporting an insanity defense. The jury found the prisoner insane at the time of the crime and acquitted on that ground, ordering life confinement instead.
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