Dead Body Of Man, Who Vanished From Pub’s Washroom 57 Years Ago, Discovered – News18

A man who was once said to have disappeared from a washroom bar 57 years ago, is in the headlines recently. There was a shocking revelation which garnered a lot of attention among the public. According to reports, this incident occurred in Derbyshire, England. In January 1967, 54-year-old Alfred Swinscoe went to a pub along with his son Gary. This is an enigmatic incident where a man disappears from a public bar washroom in broad daylight. From then, no one could trace him. Many people even believed that he left his wife and 6 children and went away somewhere else. His son Gary, who died in 2012, was sure that his father could never take such a step, leaving them all alone. Even Alfred’s grandson Russell, who thought that he would never know the truth about his grandfather, was shocked after the real truth was unveiled after 57 years.

Russell found out the truth last year, that is in 2013, while scrolling his social media account. He suddenly found a photo posted by the police, in which it was revealed that a dead body was found buried inside a field in a nearby town. He identified his grandfather when he saw the same socks that his grandfather was wearing, in the dead body’s feet.

The result after the DNA testing underscores that it was Alfred’s dead body.

The postmortem revealed that the dead body has injuries on its face and jaw, and his spine was also broken, reflecting that he was attacked before his death and was injured badly.

Alfred was killed and buried because he reportedly witnessed a homosexual encounter; he might have been murdered to hide the convicting information he had witnessed. Allegations suggest that Alfred’s death was a cover-up, with his bones later buried near those of his children. The two individuals who were suspected of being involved in his death have passed away, leaving the case unresolved as the identities of the criminals remain unknown.