In 1948, a corpse of an unidentified man was found on Somerton beach in Adelaide, Australia. The contents of the hidden pocket are puzzling the investigators to this day.
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On the early morning of 1 December 1948 on the Somerton beach in Adelaide corpse of unidentified man was found. He looked about 40, well dressed, in good physical condition, there were no signs of violence, he was laying on his back with head resting on seawall and legs pointing to the sea. There wa...
A brown suitcase found on 14 January 1949 in the Adelaide Railway Station brought a new twist into the case of Somerton Man, or rather brought even more questions than informations (if the suitcase if fact is linked to the Somerton Man). The suitcase dragged attention of Adelaide Railway Station ...
In June 1949 the pathologist re-examined the body and brought another puzzling fact into the light - the man’s shoes were remarkably clean and appeared to have been recently polished, which contradicted the theory that Somerton Man was wandering around the beach and surrounding streets. Police had...
The DNA tests conducted in 2022 on hair samples removed from the death mask of Somerton Man lead to a young man, who might be a relative of the Somerton Man and through reconstruction of genealogy tree the Adelaide University professor Derek Abbott claimed to find the identity of Somerton Man. Ac...
The basic theory behind the case is that the Somerton Man committed suicide and all the strange clues were products of his disturbed mind or just peculiar sense of humour. Facts that are supporting the theory: - there were no signs of violence, which may suggest that he took the poison ...
Second theory about identity of Somerton Man, triggered by the letters written at the back of Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, suggests that the dead man was in some way connected with spy network. Facts that are supporting the theory: - many of the items that he possessed were foreign made or...