Constance Kent

Constance Kent was a Victorian-era English woman infamously known for the murder of her half-brother, which she committed at the young age of sixteen. The brutal crime, which involved slitting the throat of the child and disposing of his body in a privy, shocked the public and highlighted the dark realities of familial relationships during that time. Her trial and subsequent acquittal attracted significant media attention and continues to be a subject of interest in true crime literature.