Age: 35
Sex: male
Date: 13 Jan 1942
Place: 5 Schipka Pass, Glasgow
Andrew Boyle died from head injuries.
He was found unconscious in a pool of blood in a house at 5 Schipka Pass, Glasgow on the night of 13 January 1942. He had staggered into the house which was occupied by two people that he knew.
He had severe head injuries and died a few minutes after the police arrived.
It was thought that he had received his injuries outside the house and that he had then dragged himself inside.
It was said before he died, he had said that he had fallen from a tramcar. However, it was heard that no incident of that kind had been traced and that it was unclear as to whether he had died by accident or by assault.
He had been a seaman but had not been to sea for some time and had been working as a carter at the time and living in lodging houses.
see www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk
see Dundee Evening Telegraph - Wednesday 14 January 1942
see Dundee Evening Telegraph - Thursday 15 January 1942, p4
see The Scotsman - Thursday 15 January 1942