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The Witch of Delray: Rose Veres & Detroit's Infamous 1930s Murder Mystery (True Crime)

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Published: 2016-04-29
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Rose Veres, Suspected Hungarian-American Serial Killer - 1931 - ["Detroit Woman Admits Murder - Mrs. Rose Veres, Alleged 'Witch-Woman' Confesses To Death Push - Sought Insurance Money On Victim, syndicated (International News Service) But who knows? Mrs. Rose Veres murdered ruthlessly for profit while she was becoming known as the Witch of Delray?

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The Witch of Delray: Rose Veres & Detroit's Infamous 1930s - Rose Veres was known in her Delray neighborhood for keeping a tight leash on her boarders, treating them like her own children. Author's collection. Police kept tabs on Rose as well as her oldest son. Bill Veres, who had just turned eighteen, had been caught recently stealing from a neighborhood store.

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Book looks back at Detroit's 'Witch of Delray' - Rose Veres — known as "The Witch of Delray" — is featured in many crime and "spooky" tours of Detroit. Veres, a Hungarian immigrant who ran a boarding house on Medina Street in the Delray section of southwest Detroit, was arrested in 1931 for the death of boarder Steven Mak, who fell

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'Motown Witch' brings ancestral wisdom to Detroit's west side - In Detroit, Rose Veres was a Hungarian Journalist Karen Dybis detailed the story in her book, "The Witch of Delray: Rose Veres & Detroit's Infamous 1930s Murder Mystery." Dybis wrote Veres' case was actually one of nativism, police incompetence, and political corruption that even years

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The Witch of Delray: Rose Veres & Detroit's Infamous 1930s - Rose Veres, the Witch of Delray, could be written off as a side note in a changing city, but Dybis gives her another chance by sharing her full story. Through the story of a death in Delray, a lesser-known neighborhood in Detroit, Dybis divulges ingrained xenophobia, issues coming out of the

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