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*Mary Moorehead (1926) - indicted but no trial.<ref name="hic"/>

*Mary Moorehead (1926) - indicted but no trial.<ref name="hic"/>

Deaths of her patients must have been a common occurrence, since [[undertaker]] W. J. Freckleton, sent by one [[husband]] to collect the body of his [[wife]] for [[burial]], testified that he had complained to Hagenow how difficult it was to get the body down the narrow staircase; Hagenow had replied that her usual undertaker never had any trouble getting bodies out.<ref>236 Ill. 524, 86 N.E. 370, People v. Hagenow</ref>

Deaths of her patients must have been a common occurrence, since [[undertaker]] W. J. Freckleton, sent by one [[husband]] to collect the body of his [[wife]] for [[burial]], testified that he had complained to Hagenow how difficult it was to get the body down the narrow staircase; Hagenow had replied that her usual undertaker never had any trouble getting bodies out.<ref name="pvh"/>

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