Dr. Thomas Neill Cream thought sin was a disease. And he alone had the prescription to cure it. The surgeon trekked across three countries with his medical bag. And whenever he saw some poor ...

Chicago has long been a hospitable clime for those with murder on their minds. Our city’s history is punctuated by the names and dirty deeds of men who haunt our dreams. For all the seemingly random ...

"The Case Of The Murderous Dr. Cream: The Hunt For A Victorian-Era Serial Killer" details one physician's poisonous killing spree that spanned two continents and helped shape modern medical ethics.

Dr. Thomas Neill Cream was in Illinois prison at the start of the Jack the Ripper murders in London. He eventually made his way overseas and became known as the Lambeth Poisoner, killing at least 10 ...

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When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. By W. M. Akers THE CASE OF THE MURDEROUS DR. CREAM The Hunt for a Victorian Era Serial Killer By ...

GARDEN PRAIRIE | The eerie legend of Dr. Thomas Neill Cream, a serial killer who murdered Daniel Stott of Garden Prairie in 1881, never dies.

GARDEN PRAIRIE, Ill. (AP) -- A good bone-chiller never dies. It just fades from public consciousness long enough to resurface and rattle people once again. Such is the case with the eerie legend of Dr ...