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Originally posted by GUT View PostLouis Le Prince
Got on a train and never seen again.
Le Prince (for those who don't recall him) was one of the fathers of modern cinema cameras.
Another inventor - genius who vanished (suicide/accident/murder?) was the creator of the Diesel Engine, Rudolf Diesel, who vanished when on a cross-channel steamer in 1913 headed for England (possibly to offer his revolutionary engine to the British Navy, thus making him a target for Wilhelmine agents).
Jeff
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Originally posted by GUT View PostG'day Jeff
Glad to see you included Charlis Kingsford-Smith.
I'll be back with some more.
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Initial response is superb. Thanks for showing this was a potential Comstock Lode of questions.
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Originally posted by Rosella View PostIt's purely local but the Beaumont children's disappearance is one of THE great Australian mysteries.
A couple of years ago there was a claim that one of them [the boy I think] had been found, but nothing came of that.
Everytime I visit Glenelg I think of the poor family.
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It's purely local but the Beaumont children's disappearance is one of THE great Australian mysteries.
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To my mind, the mystery of Atlantis has been convincingly solved:
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Beverly Potts. There just doesn't seem to be any plausible solution to that case. The little girl vanished from the midst of a crowd of people, and nobody saw a thing.
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It probably doesn't fit Jeff's intent, but Dame Agatha Christie's missing 10 days was a disappearance that has never really been accounted for and held a nation in suspense. Why did she make it look like a possible death?
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Prime Minister Harold Holt, who was probably taken by a Shark in spite of all the conspiracy theories over the last 45 years.
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And of course little Madeleine McCann but I suspect the only mystery is "Who".
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In no particular order:
Henry Hudson
Indiana Dunes Women
Dorothy Arnold
Alois Brunner
Bela Kiss
Andrew Irvine
Jodi Huisentruit
Suzy Lamplugh
Jean Spangler
Vincent Mangano
Hale Boggs
Helen Brach
Lord Lucan
Felix Moncla
Glenn Miller
Locally:
Fay Rawley
Richard Griener
Walter Donley
Personal Friend:
Robert BeutelLast edited by sdreid; 10-27-2014, 04:56 PM.
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