Acknowledgements and Thanks
| 1 | The Natural History Museum for the loan of The Ruxton Maggots |
| 2 | Moffat & District Community Council for Financial Support to bring the Ruxton Maggots from London |
| 3 | Dr. Erica McAlister (Natural History Museum) for her specialist advice and her stimulating Talk at Moffat Academy |
| 4 | Joe Craig (ex-Police Scotland) for the loan of much material & images for the Exhibition and his steadfast support |
| 5 | Dumfries & Galloway Heritage Service (Anne Rinaldi) for Exhibition material and photographs |
| 6 | Lancaster Museum for access to Ruxton’s Diary |
| 7 | The family of Sergeant Robert Sloan for information and support |
| 8 | Muriel Lammie for the loan of family archive material for the Exhibition |
| 9 | Ralph Fairweather for information about his father PC James Fairweather |
| 10 | Eric Howarth for the copy of the Prison Letter |
| 11 | Emilio Dicerbo for his local archive information |
| 12 | Getty Images, Glasgow University Peter McDermott, James T M Towill, Lancaster Constabulary for images used in the Exhibition |
| 13 | Moffat Museum’s Volunteers, without whom we could not put on the Exhibition at all. |
References
| 1 | Medico-Legal Aspects of the Ruxton Case – Glaister and Brash (Published by E & S Livingstone 1937) |
| 2 | Trial of Buck Ruxton – Edited by R.H. Blundell & G. Haswell Wilson (Published William Hodge & Co Ltd 1937) |
| 3 | Crime and Punishment, Accident and Disaster. Moffat Miscellany Vol 2 by Jim Storrer (Published by Jim Storrer 2009) |
| 4 | Ruxton: The First Modern Murder – Tom Wood (Published by Ringwood 2020) |
| 5 | Written in Bone – Sue Black (Published by Penguin Random House 2022) |
| 6 | The Jigsaw Murders. The True Story of The Ruxton Killings and the Birth of Modern Forensics – Jeremy Craddock (Published the History Press 2021) |
| 7 | Heritage Service, Ewart Library, Dumfries – Photographic Archive |
