Fall Asleep to the Unsolved Poisoning at the Heart of the Bravo Case
In 1876, barrister Charles Bravo died from antimony poisoning at his London home, leaving behind one of Victorian England’s most enduring unsolved mysteries. This quiet retelling revisits the bedside water jug, conflicting testimony, and overlooked details that may still hold clues to what happened.Settle in for a patient examination of the Bravo case, from the original inquests to the evidence reconsidered by later investigators. Rather than chasing a dramatic answer, we explore how one ordinary object might help resolve a mystery that has waited nearly 150 years.
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