“Lucky,” as he was known to his friends, was a man whose luck ran out on the 8th November 1974. A prolific gambler, Lord Lucan disappeared following the killing of his children’s nanny and he was subsequently declared legally dead in October 1999. Conspiracy theories as to his supposed whereabouts continue to this day. Amongst the most ludicrous are that Arnold Schwarzenegger murdered him and that he’s hiding out in Kenya. This is a mystery that is unlikely ever to be solved.
Lord Lucan (also known as Richard John Bingham, 7th Earl of Lucan)
- Tags
- 46 Lower Belgrave Street
- 7th Earl of Lucan
- Africa
- Aiding and Abetting
- Andy Parsons
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- arrest
- Aspinall
- Aspinall's
- Auckland
- BBC Radio 2
- Belgravia
- Bill Shand-Kydd
- Bloodline: Legacy of a Lord
- bloodstained
- bloodstains
- Bob Polkinghorne
- British MP
- Cambridge Square
- Clermont Set
- Coldstream Guards
- conspiracy theories
- conspiracy theory
- Dame Muriel Spark
- DCI Gerring
- dead
- death in absentia
- debtor
- debts
- declared dead
- Detective Superintendent Lewis Benjamin
- Detective Superintendent Roy Ranson
- disappearance
- Duncan MacLaughlin
- Eton
- faked suicide
- ferry
- Ford Corsair
- Frances Lucan
- Gabon
- gambler
- gambling
- George Bingham
- Goa
- Heather Rose
- House of Lords
- Hugh Bingham
- Hunted
- Ian Crosby
- Ian Maxwell-Scott
- India
- inquest
- Jeremy Scott
- Jill Findlay
- Jimmy Goldsmith
- John Aspinall
- John Stonehouse
- Julian Wadham
- Kaitlin Elizabeth Anne Dawson
- Kenya
- Labour
- Lady Lucan
- lead pipe
- Lord Lucan
- Lord Lucan Africa a new beginning
- Lord Lucan is missing
- Lord Lucan: My Story
- Lucan
- Lucky
- Lynsey Baxter
- Madeleine Florman
- Metropolitan Police
- Metropolitan Police Service
- Mike Harding
- missing
- Mrs Florman
- Mrs Maxwell-Scott
- murder
- murderer
- New of the World Online
- New Zealand Herald
- Newhaven
- Operation Habberton
- Patrick Marnham
- Plumber's Arms
- presumed dead
- Psycops
- Richard Bingham
- Richard John Bingham
- Roger Woodgate
- Sandra Rivett
- Scotland Yard
- Sir James Goldsmith
- Stephen Hensby
- suicide
- Susan Maxwell-Scott
- Tasmania
- The Butterfly Man
- The Countess of Lucan
- The Dogems
- The Guardian
- the results will be counted by Lord Lucan
- The Sun
- The Trial of Lord Lucan
- Trail of Havoc: In the Steps of Lord Lucan
- Tramp
- Uckfield
- warrant
- William Brandts
- William Coles
- William Hague
- William Shand Kydd
- winner
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Lucky played very well Backgammon. The peers of Clermont Club are still missing Lucky. Chief Inspector Random had no change. Lucky vanished for ever
Guilty as sin and long dead.
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