UK UK - Sandra Rivett, 29, Belgravia, London, 7 Nov 1974

[ctaylor]

Lord Lucan left three Cluedo cards in his car

Cryptic new clues in the Lord Lucan mystery can be unveiled today in the form of Cluedo cards found by detectives: Colonel Mustard, the lead pipe and the hall.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I'm possibly being too sceptical here but that seems *too* perfect a clue, almost like something from an Agatha Christie book to have the Cluedo cards matching the real events. I'll take their word for it but it almost takes away from the seriousness of Sandra Rivett's murder which is sometimes strangely overlooked whenever these Lord Lucan stories pop up.

This is the latest one - Lord Lucan breakthrough as mystery man's face is exact match for missing killer

 

[Ajaygee11]

I'm possibly being too sceptical here but that seems *too* perfect a clue, almost like something from an Agatha Christie book to have the Cluedo cards matching the real events. I'll take their word for it but it almost takes away from the seriousness of Sandra Rivett's murder which is sometimes strangely overlooked whenever these Lord Lucan stories pop up.

This is the latest one - Lord Lucan breakthrough as mystery man's face is exact match for missing killer

I agree, the Cluedo Cards are bazaar, even if it is true. Also this book: A Different Class of Murder By: Laura Thompson was really informative. I listened to it on Audible.

 

[sds71]

Prime Video UK & Ireland To Explore ‘The Murder Of Sandra Rivett’

Prime Video UK and Ireland has put a true crime feature doc, 'The Murder of Sandra Rivett', into production, with Woodcut Media attached to make it.

deadline.com

'Sandra Rivett was much more than Lord Lucan's victim - she can't be overlooked'

Lord Lucan, then 39, killed 29-year-old Sandra on the night of November 7, 1974, bludgeoning her with a lead pipe after mistaking her for his estranged wife Veronica

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Dotta]

"Sister of nanny murdered by fugitive peer Lord Lucan
says release of Amazon Prime documentary into unsolved case is

'the first time in 50 years anyone has cared about her'."

Sister of nanny murdered by fugitive peer Lord Lucan speaks out

The sister of a nanny bludgeoned to death by Lord Lucan who mistook her for his estranged wife has said an upcoming documentary is the 'first time in 50 years' someone has cared about her.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Ajaygee11]

"Sister of nanny murdered by fugitive peer Lord Lucan
says release of Amazon Prime documentary into unsolved case is

'the first time in 50 years anyone has cared about her'."

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Sister of nanny murdered by fugitive peer Lord Lucan speaks out

The sister of a nanny bludgeoned to death by Lord Lucan who mistook her for his estranged wife has said an upcoming documentary is the 'first time in 50 years' someone has cared about her.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I think a lot of people have followed the case and do care about both her and Lady Lucan.

 

[dotr]

Bombshell dossier: The file that reveals the truth about Lord Lucan

The Mail has obtained a sensational, never-before-seen Scotland Yard report from almost 50 years ago that finally reveals the definitive account of the Lord Lucan mystery.

www.dailymail.co.uk

''EXCLUSIVEWORLD EXCLUSIVE - BOMBSHELL LUCAN DOSSIER: The explosive case file that reveals the truth about Lord Lucan and the nanny he bludgeoned to death - PLUS a world-first podcast event on Britain's most notorious murder​

• Is Lord Lucan innocent or guilty? YOU decide in The Mail's brand new podcast: The Trial of Lord Lucan

By STEPHEN WRIGHT29 May 2024

It has been almost 50 years since British aristocrat Lord Lucan, 39, vanished without a trace


The Earl disappeared after his children's nanny Sandra Rivett was murdered in the family home

 

[ctaylor]

A bit of a sensational headline perhaps, but will be worth a listen. Anything new on this case is welcome.

 

[Dave32]

I've not listened to it but I'd be amazed if they had anything new to say.

 

[Westchester76]

Enjoyed the podcast. The Defence certainly do a good job of creating doubt of his guilt, but not enough for me. He had motive, disappeared, and half the murder weapon was found in his car. However, if he did leave the country, he would of needed to have arranged this in advance.
So, had his supposed plan been successful (killing Lady Lucan) the intention was always to get out of the country? This would immediately make him prime suspect. He would of not inherited anything from her will (for his gambling debts) and would have no access to his children. I'm edging towards suicide.