Category Archives: General

Corroborated Events

Posted on November 30, 2020 by R M Qualtrough

Here is a list of events which are corroborated (stated by more than one person interviewed). Monday 19th January, 1931 (Chess Night): ~19:15 – A call is placed from telephone box Anfield 1627 requesting the City Café (where the chess … Continue reading →

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Statements Regarding the Mackintosh Theory

Posted on August 23, 2020 by R M Qualtrough

The central idea in the conviction of William Herbert Wallace is that he had in fact worn the mackintosh to belabor his wife to death and escape in the alotted time free from any specks of blood. The idea that … Continue reading →

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Julia Wallace: Biography and Life Timeline

Posted on April 6, 2020 by R M Qualtrough

Julia Wallace: Murder victim.

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Richard “Gordon” Parry: Biography and Life Timeline

Posted on February 3, 2020 by R M Qualtrough

Richard “Gordon” Parry (often referred to simply as Gordon Parry): Suspect in the murder of Julia Wallace.

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Book Reviews

Posted on January 31, 2020 by R M Qualtrough

A review of books on the Wallace case as well as their overall theory. — My Top Picks: #1: Murder Casebook No.25: The Perfect Murder (1990) #2: The Killing of Julia Wallace by Johnathan Goodman (1969) #3: The Killing of … Continue reading →

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William Herbert Wallace: Biography and Life Timeline

Posted on January 31, 2020 by R M Qualtrough

William Herbert Wallace: Husband of Julia Wallace, convicted and then acquitted for her murder.

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My Solution

Posted on January 28, 2020 by R M Qualtrough

The Wallace case has remained unsolved for almost a century. Many theories have been posited – from the plausible, to the intriguing, to the downright bizarre. Following is what I personally believe is the solution to this legendary Liverpool cold case.

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