Belgravia

So the third case is a classic, though, funny enough, probably it happened such a while ago, people would be familiar with the term, just the name Lord Luke and not really know the circumstances of the case.

Yeah, so Lord Lucan in November 1974 was in number 46 Lower Belgrave Street, Belgravia, which when I first heard someone say Belgravia to me, I thought it was an Eastern European country.

I did not realise how fancy and expensive spot in London this is.

So we're talking super posh, super rich people.

Several months later, autumn's first chill had begun to bite at the London air, and the streets were strewn with fallen copper and gold leaves.

In a quiet corner of Belgravia, the venerable library of the Athenaeum Club remained hushed beneath its lofty cupolas.

Yet inside one small alcove, a curious congregation gathered each Tuesday evening.

Around a polished oak table, a handful of bibliophiles, some drawn by true love of literature, others by the notoriety of one infamous volume, met to discuss the Crimson Folio.

In England, the will of the people assists the workings of Providence, whereas in America, devout persons pray that Providence may on occasion modify the will of the people.

In England, men believe in the Queen, the royal family, the established church, and Belgravia first, and in themselves afterwards.

Americans believe in themselves devoutly, and a man who could establish upon them a church, a royalty, or a peerage would be a very clever fellow.

Josephine Thorne and John Harrington were fair examples of their nationalities.

His name's Christopher Frank Caradini Lee.

He's a 55-year-old actor and singer from Belgravia, London, England.

His career spanned over 60 years, making Lee known as an actor with tremendous screen presence and a deep and commanding voice.

often portraying villains in horror and franchise films.