Cole, Mary (c. 1913–)
Cole, Mary (c. 1913–)
Irish murderer. Born c. 1913 in Ireland.
At 13, went to work as domestic servant for Michael and Anastasia Flynn in Co. Laois (1926); after 2 Flynn children were found drowned (1927), charged with their murders; at 15, was tried, found guilty, and sentenced to life imprisonment (1928).
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