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This is Top Flight Time Machine, I am Andy Hoppoly Dawson, Pa Pa Pa Ow. I'm Sir Misty Delaney,

sir. Well, welcome a look to History Box and it's another installment in the bizarre

fascinating and slightly sordered case of John Darwin, the canoe man from Hartley Poole who

picked his death, disappeared for an insurance claim of £250,000 and modest claim.

Some would say, hardly worth it, but there you go, and we're at the point now where the gig was up

pretty much, Darwin had walked into the West End Central Police Station in London which of course

we established as London's and was glamorous police station, claiming to have no memory of the

past five years. Somebody had discovered a photograph of them on Google Images by searching the words

John, Anne and Panama and that cropped up and it appeared on a website called MoveToPanama.com

and was then brought with the attention of the Daily Mirror and the Cleveland Police Force.

Now we ended, last step was sort of just remembered, we ended by talking about the possibility that

Anne might have been a workplace cunt, didn't we? Yes. If somebody might have gone after a try and

expose what she'd been doing, it seemed to add up that, didn't it? And you told your own workplace

cunt story at the end of the episode. So Anne was presented with the photograph

and she said, there's a photograph of her and John, she said, yes, that's him, my sons will

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