Dead Curious Most Wanted | Harold Shipman – Dr Death | Case File 009 | Unisex Hoodie
Black / XS
£32.99
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CASE FILE 009: HAROLD SHIPMAN
THE CRIMINAL ARCHIVES COLLECTION
A trusted family doctor. Hundreds of suspicious deaths. One of Britain's most shocking criminal investigations.
For decades, Harold Shipman worked as a respected GP in Greater Manchester, earning the trust of patients and their families. Behind that professional reputation lay a horrifying pattern of murder.
Convicted in 2000 of murdering 15 patients, Shipman was subsequently linked to many more deaths. The official Shipman Inquiry concluded that he had killed at least 215 patients and identified evidence suggesting the total could be considerably higher.
Known as Dr Death, Shipman's crimes exposed devastating failures of trust and oversight within the medical profession.
Introducing Case File 009 from the Dead Curious Most Wanted Collection, a distinctive investigative-inspired design exploring one of the most notorious criminal cases in British history.
The front features our signature blue-and-red DC emblem, while the back showcases a detailed, full-colour criminal dossier featuring Shipman, Greater Manchester investigation maps, medical records, archival-style photographs and distressed case-file typography.
The design combines our signature charcoal, aged-paper, deep-red and blue colour palette with softly blended edges, creating a striking vintage investigative aesthetic.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Exclusive Dead Curious Case File 009 artwork
Small DC emblem on the front chest
Large investigative dossier print on the back
100% cotton face
65% ring-spun cotton, 35% polyester
Front pouch pocket
Matching flat drawstrings
Three-panel hood
Self-fabric patch on the back
Unisex fit
IMPORTANT SIZING INFORMATION
This hoodie runs small. For a more comfortable fit, we recommend ordering one size larger than your usual size. Please consult the size guide before ordering.
Dead Curious Most Wanted | Harold Shipman – Dr Death | Case File 009 | Unisex Hoodie
£32.99
THE CRIMINAL ARCHIVES COLLECTION
A trusted family doctor. Hundreds of suspicious deaths. One of Britain's most shocking criminal investigations.
For decades, Harold Shipman worked as a respected GP in Greater Manchester, earning the trust of patients and their families. Behind that professional reputation lay a horrifying pattern of murder.
Convicted in 2000 of murdering 15 patients, Shipman was subsequently linked to many more deaths. The official Shipman Inquiry concluded that he had killed at least 215 patients and identified evidence suggesting the total could be considerably higher.
Known as Dr Death, Shipman's crimes exposed devastating failures of trust and oversight within the medical profession.
Introducing Case File 009 from the Dead Curious Most Wanted Collection, a distinctive investigative-inspired design exploring one of the most notorious criminal cases in British history.
The front features our signature blue-and-red DC emblem, while the back showcases a detailed, full-colour criminal dossier featuring Shipman, Greater Manchester investigation maps, medical records, archival-style photographs and distressed case-file typography.
The design combines our signature charcoal, aged-paper, deep-red and blue colour palette with softly blended edges, creating a striking vintage investigative aesthetic.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Exclusive Dead Curious Case File 009 artwork
Small DC emblem on the front chest
Large investigative dossier print on the back
100% cotton face
65% ring-spun cotton, 35% polyester
Front pouch pocket
Matching flat drawstrings
Three-panel hood
Self-fabric patch on the back
Unisex fit
IMPORTANT SIZING INFORMATION
This hoodie runs small. For a more comfortable fit, we recommend ordering one size larger than your usual size. Please consult the size guide before ordering.
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