Dr. Thomas Bond
Dr. Thomas Bond was the registered police surgeon for A Division, Westminster. He is most well-known today for his involvement with Mary Kelly's post-mortem examination, though he was also intimately involved in the "Thames Torso Murders" investigations of 1887-1889. Bond also examined the bodies of Rose Mylett and Alice Mackenzie and submitted reports on both.
Dr Thomas Bond FRCS, MB BS (London), (1841–1901)
Committed suicide by throwing himself from a second-story window. He had been suffering from a contraction of the urethra for some time, and had bouts of insomnia and delerium shortly before his death.
External Links
HENRY WAINWRIGHT, THOMAS GEORGE WAINWRIGHT, Killing, 22nd November 1875 Court case featuring extensive testimony by Dr. Bond.
MARY ELEANOR PEARCEY, Killing > murder, 24th November 1890 Court record for the trial of Mary Pearcey, with testimony from Dr. Bond.