A Compendium of Police Files from The Incident Room
by E. H. Lockwood
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🕵️♂️ Locked carriage. Missing key. A dead man in first class.
Step aboard Britain’s earliest railways where murder rides the rails and the steam hides secrets.
🔎 CABINET OF CURIOUS CASES by E.H. Lockwood is a gripping collection of railway murder mysteries inspired by real historical events — including the world’s first railway police.
🚂 Follow Constable John Metcalfe through smoke-choked stations, wartime tunnels, and secret boardrooms where progress and corruption collide.
💥 Includes:
• Murder on the Darlington Line (1827)
• Echoes of Balaclava (Crimean War)
• Phantom of the Rails (Victorian Isle of Man)
• Death in the Dugout (WWI mystery)
• The Final Watch (WWII York raid)
📘 True history meets masterful fiction.
Please note this book is printed in the A5 size 5.8 x 8.3 inches (14.73 x 21.08 cm)
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About the Author – Tony Bennett MSc Tony Bennett is a seasoned digital investigator and former detective with the British Transport Police, where he served in frontline intelligence, primary incident response, and digital forensics roles for over two decades. With a career rooted in the early evolution of computer crime and OSINT (Open Source Intelligence), Tony has earned a reputation as a dedicated and methodical investigator with a passion for digital research and ethical online practice. He trained in computer forensics during the foundational years of UK high-tech crime investigation, later becoming a supervisor in the London High Tech Crime Unit. His expertise spans major rail disasters, cybercrime investigations, and digital intelligence gathering in both operational policing and the private sector. Tony holds a Master’s degree in Computer Forensics and is a qualified trainer, having delivered courses for the UK College of Policing and numerous law enforcement and commercial agencies. Since retiring from police service, he continues to work as an independent OSINT trainer and consultant, supporting clients across the UK and internationally. https://www.opsimathy.co.uk/ Through his writing and training, Tony empowers professionals with the knowledge and confidence to conduct safe, lawful, and effective online investigations. The Investigator’s Guide to Online Research & OSINT is a culmination of his field-tested experience, aimed at bridging the gap between traditional investigation and the digital world. In his free time Tony is a volunteer with the British Transport Police History Group https://www.btphg.org.uk/
by Tony Bennett MSc
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