The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes · Character
Kitty Winter
A fierce, wronged young woman who walks into Holmes's flat with a face full of vitriol and a plan for revenge.
supporting
Also known as Miss Kitty Winter, Miss Winter, Kitty Winter
First appearance: The Adventure of the Illustrious Client
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A woman who throws vitriol at Gruner; her trial results in a lenient sentence due to extenuating circumstances.
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