Delve into the chilling tale of Christiana Edmunds, a woman whose poisoned chocolates left a trail of devastation in 1870s Brighton. This historical case study meticulously examines the shocking events that led to her trial, exposing the intricate web of deceit, manipulation, and a twisted desire for revenge. Explore the meticulous investigation, the gripping testimony, and the shocking revelations that unfolded in the courtroom. Through detailed analysis of court records, contemporary newspaper articles, and social commentary, this manual offers a comprehensive understanding of the "Chocolate Cream Killer" case, its impact on Victorian society, and the enduring fascination with the dark side of human nature.