The man wearing striped trousers
He got up and walked away.
Nov 15
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Conclusion
Jessica Jestyn Thompson Thomson Harkness got away with it, not by design but by good fortune.
Confirmation the body seen in the evening wasn’t the body found in the morning
.. which leads to conclusions
Henley Beach to Bickford Terrace
A ticket bought for Henley Beach. Then a suitcase left unlocked at a baggage office and another, later ticket bought for St Leonards. Cut knuckles, pasty for lunch. Dead that night. How does it all make sense?
There are only two possibilities, updated
Rule 1 - the more assumptions you have to make, the more unlikely an explanation.
Part 2: Dr Hendrickson
Sol smiles like he's enjoyed a good share of corporate serial murders.
Part 1 : meet Sol
If only one country has the bomb,' he told her, 'it will use it. If two countries have it, neither will.'
Cleland’s delay …
Cleland found the TS slip then put it back. He found it again later with some difficulty. Explained.
69 The Littlemore Leane interview
DS Leane was bought onboard the investigation about December 22, 1948, when he was assigned to find out the meaning of the words Tamam Shud. (Littlemore)
Detective Brown was asked to find out the meaning of the words Tamam Shud in June 1949. (Feltus)
51 Two Conflicting Depositions
PC Moss swore the Tamam Shud slip was not found on the body. DS Leane swore it was.
25 What was he poisoned with?
Remarks by James Cowan, Professor Sir Stanton Hicks and Coroner Cleland
23 Where did he die?
Remarks by Coroner Cleland, Professor Cleland, Professor Sir Stanton Hicks, Detective Sergeant Don O'Doherty.
22 The question of lividity
Remarks by Professor Cleland, PC Moss, Gerry Feltus, Dr John Dwyer and Professor Sir Stanton Hicks
17 The handling of crucial evidence, updated 28 April.
... did Leane make use of the opportunity?
16 Why were metal traces found in SM’s hair?
a simple answer to what was a complex question
15 What happened to ballet dancer Otis Pearce?
He's a ballet dancer with big hands, heavy metal traces in his hair, wedge shaped feet, highly developed calves and suntanned to his upper thighs. His name is Otis Pierce, or Pearce and he disappeared in 1939
7 Senior government analyst Cowan’s failure to identify a dark powder
he was dumbfounded by the dark powder shaken out of the brush found in the dead man's suitcase ..
6 Why didn’t Detective Sergeant Leane delegate? Updated 30 April.
... when his real job was sitting behind a desk
