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  1. Alice de Janzé (née Silverthorne; 28 September 1899 – 30 September 1941), also known as the Countess de Janzé during her first marriage and as Alice de Trafford during her second marriage, was an American heiress who spent years in Kenya as a member of the Happy Valley set of colonials.

  2. Alice de Janzé was an American socialite with a dark side—a very, very dark side. Ironically, she chose to live most of her life in Kenya’s “Happy Valley.” But there was nothing happy about her terrifying story. The eerie heiress kept panthers for pets, married the man she shot, and abandoned her children. And that’s just half the story. 1.

  3. Alice de Janzé, de soltera Silverthorne (28 de septiembre de 1899 - 30 de septiembre de 1941), también conocida como Alice de Trafford y conocida como Condesa (Condesa) de Janzé después de su primer matrimonio, fue una heredera estadounidense que pasó años en Kenia como miembro del grupo de colonos de Happy Valley.

  4. 16 de jul. de 2010 · Excerpt. July 2010 Issue. The Shooting at the Gare du Nord. American multi-millionairess and expatriate Alice de Janzé turned Paris’s elite on its head when she left her aristocratic French...

  5. 1 de ene. de 2010 · Paul Spicer. 3.64. 565 ratings93 reviews. In the spirit of Frances Osborne's The Bolter, this fascinating life of femme fatale and gorgeous Chicago heiress, Alice de Janzé, offers a solution to the decadesold murder of Lord Erroll—the story at the center of James Fox's acclaimed book and movie White Mischief.

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  6. 21 de ene. de 2024 · 9 min read. ·. Jan 21, 2024. -- Alice de Janzé with Samson, a rescued cub, Happy Valley, 1927/ The hijinks of Betty and Jean are doubtless well known to most true-crime aficionados. Both...

  7. 20 de jul. de 2010 · A glamorous American multi-millionairess, Alice de Janzé scandalized 1920’s Paris when she left her aristocratic French husband for an English lover—whom she later tried to kill in a failed murder-suicide in the Gare du Nord.