Editing John Bowen-Colthurst (section)

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{{Quote|After the three unfortunate victims had been murdered Bowen Colthurst made frantic efforts to wipe out all the traces of his crime which, in the shape of three sets of bullets in the wall, proclaimed to all and sundry who passed that way one of the first actions of ‘a Soldier and a Gentleman’ with which we became so familiar as the struggle went on.|F. McL. Scannell}}
Captain '''John Bowen-Colthurst''' (died 1965) was an Irish soldier and mass murderer who was detained at Broadmoor prison for atrocities committed during the [[Easter Rising]].