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shy
Crypt Keeper
Australia
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 Posted - 05 June 2003 : 11:38:37
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Barely glancing up, the left-luggage clerk handed the man a ticket and heaved his heavy trunk into a corner of the office. 6 June 1934 - Derby Day - was a busy day at Brighton Railway Station, with race goers bound for Epsom and early holidaymakers swelling the usual commuting crowd.
The trunk was the seventieth to be deposited in a few hours and stuffing ticket CT1945 in his pocket, the man vanished in the crowd. He probably caught the next train to London.
It was not until 17 June that a clerk at Brighton station, noticing an unpleasant smell, opened the trunk and recoiled in horror at the terrible sight that met his eyes. Inside was the torso of a woman, wrapped in brown paper and tied around with a venetian blind cord.
Read more about the Torso In The Trunk... [ https://www.shyscyberchamber.com/torso_trunk.asp ]
Shy
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The Torso In The Trunk
