The three deaths of Justice Godfrey Vay Who would believe him

Who would believe him

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The three deaths of Justice Godfrey Vay Who would believe himOctober 1678. Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey, respected London wood monger and Court Justice, sets out from his house, early one foggy morning, in his second best coat. Then he vanishes. Six days later, his body is discovered in a ditch near Primrose Hill. He has been severely beaten, strangled and stabbed through the chest killed three times, in fact. There's no doubt somebody wanted him dead. The cash in his pockets however is still there. And, in spite