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Subject: Unsolved Mysteries
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shadow27 30.11.17 - 10:28am
The Tamam Shud Case: also known as the Mystery of the Somerton Man, is an unsolved case of an unidentified man found dead at 6:30 am, 1st of December 1948, on Somerton Beach, Glenelg, just south of Adelaide, South Australia (anniversary is imminent btw) * +

gt_tdi 30.11.17 - 10:32am
I didn't do it. * +

birdy 30.11.17 - 10:33am
I'm familiar with that. What do you think was the story there? * +

birdy 30.11.17 - 10:34am
He must have been an alien. * +

shadow27 30.11.17 - 10:36am
Six weeks later, a suitcase apparently containing the same mans property was retrieved from Adelaide Railway Station's cloakroom, where it had been deposited at around 11am the day before his death. However, apart from three items marked ''Kean'', ''Keane'', and ''T. Keane'' (nobody with that name was missing), nothing indicating the man's identity was found in those belongings. * +

shadow27 30.11.17 - 10:37am
It happened just a few suburbs away, there are plenty of ideas bouncing around about it recently.. Hang on * +

birdy 30.11.17 - 10:38am
Now you're making me think of the Beaumont kids. * +

shadow27 30.11.17 - 10:39am
Tucked into a tiny fob pocket in the dead mans trousers was a small scrap of printed paper ripped out of a book: mysteriously, it contained the Persian phrase Tamam Shud(i.e. ''It Is Ended'', or ''The End''). * +

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