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| − | Richard Bingham, 7th Earl or Lucan, | + | '''Lord Lucan''', born as Richard Bingham, 7th Earl or Lucan, was (or possibly is) a British peer who vanished in 1974, after his children's nanny was found murdered. |
| − | An inquest named Lucan as the murderer, but his whereabouts continue to be a | + | An inquest named Lucan as the murderer, but his whereabouts continue to be a mystery. In a curious twist of fate, the MP [[John Stonehouse]], who had faked his own suicide, was arrested in [[Australia]] in the belief that he was Lucan. |
Although officially declared deceased in 1992, alleged sightings continue to this day. | Although officially declared deceased in 1992, alleged sightings continue to this day. | ||
[[Category:Criminals]] | [[Category:Criminals]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:20, July 26, 2016
Lord Lucan, born as Richard Bingham, 7th Earl or Lucan, was (or possibly is) a British peer who vanished in 1974, after his children's nanny was found murdered.
An inquest named Lucan as the murderer, but his whereabouts continue to be a mystery. In a curious twist of fate, the MP John Stonehouse, who had faked his own suicide, was arrested in Australia in the belief that he was Lucan.
Although officially declared deceased in 1992, alleged sightings continue to this day.