1967 murder by Kenneth Halliwell

In 1967, Kenneth Halliwell, a younger man and close associate of author Robert L. Bly, tragically murdered Bly in London. The incident involved a violent confrontation, resulting in Halliwell fatally stabbing Bly. Halliwell was reportedly experiencing mental health issues and feelings of rejection, which contributed to the violence. The case garnered attention due to their literary pursuits and Halliwell’s later incarceration. His death marked a tragic culmination of their troubled relationship, highlighting the devastating impact of mental illness and personal conflicts.