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Report of the Royal Commission on Claremont Hospital for the Insane (Custody of Criminally Insane Persons) #5

Author: Author : Commissioner Henry Doyle Moseley

This 1937 WA Royal Commission, led by H.D. Moseley, investigated the custody of criminally insane persons at Claremont Hospital following the escape of Edward Kelly and John Rowe. Findings revealed inadequate key controls, faulty locks, and staff negligence. Recommendations included transferring some patients to Fremantle Prison and improving security measures.

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Report of the Royal Commission on Claremont Hospital for the Insane (Custody of Criminally Insane Persons) #4

This 1937 WA Royal Commission, led by H.D. Moseley, investigated the custody of criminally insane persons at Claremont Hospital following the escape of Edward Kelly and John Rowe. Findings revealed inadequate key controls, faulty locks, and staff negligence. Recommendations included transferring some patients to Fremantle Prison and improving security measures.

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Report of the Royal Commission on Claremont Hospital for the Insane (Custody of Criminally Insane Persons) #3

This 1937 WA Royal Commission, led by H.D. Moseley, investigated the custody of criminally insane persons at Claremont Hospital following the escape of Edward Kelly and John Rowe. Findings revealed inadequate key controls, faulty locks, and staff negligence. Recommendations included transferring some patients to Fremantle Prison and improving security measures.

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Report of the Royal Commission on Claremont Hospital for the Insane (Custody of Criminally Insane Persons) #2 #2

This 1937 WA Royal Commission, led by H.D. Moseley, investigated the custody of criminally insane persons at Claremont Hospital following the escape of Edward Kelly and John Rowe. Findings revealed inadequate key controls, faulty locks, and staff negligence. Recommendations included transferring some patients to Fremantle Prison and improving security measures.