(EN) Stephen Brennan, Murderers, Robbers & Highwaymen: True Tales of Crime and Punishment in Eighteenth-Century England, Skyhorse, 2013, p. 306, ISBN 978-16-28-73514-7.
«The Judge said it must be either murder, or of acquittal. If the jury believed the facts, there was no extenuation that could be admitted; for supposing that the unfortunate man was the individual really meant (ghost), and had been shot, the prisoner would have been guilty of murder»
