Trigger Warnings: war, spies, missing person, remains of human body
Diz brings us a real head-scratcher! Benjamin Bathurst was on his way home from a dangerous mission as a spy. The worst of it was behind him... but then he disappeared. The only clues that connected to him simply brought more questions. Was this true crime? Paranormal? You decide.
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Sources:
- Bathurst, Henry (1837). Memoirs of the Late Dr. Henry Bathurst, Lord Bishop of Norwich. London: A.J. Valpy.
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*The Westminister Detective Library. From The Spectator, A Mysterious Crime. Published in Littell’s Living Age, November 1, 1862.wdl.mcdaniel.edu/node/1925
