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July 9, 1864 in the railway compartment North London Railway, was killed seventy-year old bank clerk Briggs. An unknown killer took from his victim's gold watch and chain, gold-rimmed spectacles, and - looked very strange - a hat. His, he left the compartment. For the capture of the offender was appointed highest award, the press published lurid reports about the investigation. 
After 11 days, Tanner found a jeweler who has killer traded stolen gold watch and chain to the other. The case, which were exchange hours, brought on the trail of a tailor, a German living in London, on named Franz Muller. He gave this case a child of his friends. Hat, left by the offender in the compartment, was owned by Muller. From his letters landlady was clear that he is currently on board the sailboat "Victoria" in the way to North America.

July 20 Dick Tanner to an arrest warrant in his pocket, along with several witness went on a journey aboard a fast steamer "City of  Manchester. "Boat arrived in New York for fourteen days before the" Victoria ". Finally, when Victoria arrived in the port, a crowd of curious sailed up to her boats and shouted: "How are you, a killer Muller? .." 

September 16 Tanner, together with the prisoner returned to England. Two months later Mueller hanged. In his final statement before his execution, he confessed his crime. 

But even such a resounding success has not brought substantial dividends London Criminal Police. After taking office in 1869, the police chief, Edmund Henderson admitted: "The enormous difficulties stand in the way of criminal investigation. 
Most of the British treated him with suspicion. It is alien to the habits and feelings nation. Detectives have to work secretly. "But it was Henderson succeeded Increase the number of detective from Scotland Yard for 24 persons and instructed guide them to a former assistant superintendent of Jonathan Whicher Williamson.