A Very Good Hater — Mary Challis

He was callous, cruel and completely immoral...

That's what the three women said. And they were willing to go to court to see that Robert was punished for what he had done. But Robert said that the women were total strangers to him--that he had never seen any of them before in his life.

Why did they want to destroy him?

In desperation, Robert turned to solicitor Jeremy Locke. Jeremy believed in his client's innocence--even when all the evidence seemed to point in the other direction. Even when the strangled corpse turned up, and the charge against Robert was no longer "indecency"--

In was "murder"!