St. Albans Poisoner
Life and Crimes of Graham Young
by Anthony Holden
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This book reveals the true story of Graham Young, whose ambition was to become the world's most famous poisoner. By the age of 13 he had enough poison in his bedroom to kill 300 people, and he was to go on to poison his family and eight others....
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