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The Hammersmith Man

Hammersmith/Fullham Greater London Case 06-025334 Circumstances On the 14 December 1972, a headless body found on a footpath along the Grand Union Canal near Mitre Bridge. He was killed by a nitro-glycerine explosion. Date Found – 14/12/1972 Estimated Death – 14/12/1972 Description Distinguishing features Tattoos Fig.1, Eagle, Left Arm Scars No Images Available Clothing Personal Possesions *according…

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Hammersmith/Fullham

Greater London

Case 06-025334

Circumstances

On the 14 December 1972, a headless body found on a footpath along the Grand Union Canal near Mitre Bridge. He was killed by a nitro-glycerine explosion.

Date Found – 14/12/1972

Estimated Death – 14/12/1972

Description

  • Male
  • White European
  • Estimate Age: 25
  • 173cm (5 ft 8 ins)
  • Meduim Build
  • Full Beard

Distinguishing features

Tattoos

Fig.1 Eagle Left Arm

Fig.1, Eagle, Left Arm

Scars

No Images Available

  • Scar 1 – Right Finger, Unknown Measurements
  • Scar 2 – Right Leg, Unknown Measurements

Clothing

  • Navy Blue, Raincoat
  • Black Leather Jacket
  • Black Nylon Shirt
  • Black Tie
  • Blue Twill* Trousers
  • Brown Boots, Elastic Sides

Personal Possesions

  • Unknown currency, 77 in cash
  • Cigar Lighter
  • Remains of a Canadian Pasport
  • Remains of American Express Card
  • 5x$20 traveller Cheques

*according to The FabricFourLives website Twill is a plain-weave fabric that dates to ancient times. The yarns are packed very closely together, resulting in that strong, thick fabric you know. This heavyweight weave is perfect for pants, jeans, and jackets.

Notes

Research is needed here, where was the explosion?, can I find anymore articles relating to the explosion?. How did the explosion occour? etc

Useful Links

Please be advised the Missing Persons Unit (UKMPU) and other websites will contain SENSITIVE images.

UKMPU – Case 06-025334

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