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Witnesses Reveal Lord Lucan's 'Secret Life In Africa'

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First Posted: 18/02/2012 10:33 Updated: 18/02/2012 10:33

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Evidence that missing aristocrat Lord Lucan was smuggled out of the UK to a secret life abroad has come from two new witnesses.

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Evidence that missing aristocrat Lord Lucan was smuggled out of the UK to a secret life abroad has come from two new witnesses. ...
Evidence that missing aristocrat Lord Lucan was smuggled out of the UK to a secret life abroad has come from two new witnesses. ...
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KenInd
We too shall get through this.....
1335 Fans
08:09 AM on 02/19/2012
Old, old story. Perhaps he went to Zanzibar and sired Freddie Mercury.
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emillio11
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06:48 PM on 02/18/2012
people will still be seeing this ignoble Lord in 100 years time...bit like the Loch Ness monster...neither exists.
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Blindstu
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03:40 PM on 02/18/2012
Well I reckon Lord Lucan is Abu Qatada.
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emillio11
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06:47 PM on 02/18/2012
ROFL
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hg wells
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01:42 PM on 02/18/2012
Police in the UK are corrupt.
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Blindstu
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03:41 PM on 02/18/2012
Believe me, the British police are way down the list of corrupt law enforcement groups around the word.
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emillio11
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06:49 PM on 02/18/2012
tell us something we don't know about.
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fauxtronic
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11:09 AM on 02/18/2012
Very brave of "Jill Findlay" to blow the whistle because her account suggests a conspiracy between the aristocracy and police to keep Lord Lucan concealed, but I find it very hard to believe she "did not realise how much of a wanted man Lucan was". If you are British and have existed more than two or three decades, you know this. The disappearance of Lord Lucan made *that* much of an impact upon the national consciousness.
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