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Suddenly, the noise of the guests at play is overshadowed by the roar of a white 4x4 pulling away. Behind the wheel is a young man of 33 with a famous — or rather infamous — name: George Bingham, the 8th Earl of Lucan and son of the most notorious fugitive in modern British history. Now, questions are being asked as to whether this hauntingly beautiful part of Africa — and that innocent scene acted out at that isolated hunting lodge — may hold a clue to one of the most fascinating mysteries of our age.
The motive for the murder? According to the widely accepted version of events, Lucan was in the middle of a bitter custody battle with his estranged wife. Police say he told friends he wanted to kill Lady Lucan because he was afraid he would lose his children to her. Did he kill the wrong woman by mistake on a dark winter night? Mystery: Lord Lucan, right, who disappeared 38 years ago, pictured with wife Veronica Duncan and their son George Bingham.
But now, at 44, the 8th Earl of Lucan — who succeeded to the title in after his father was declared officially dead by the High Court in London — has broken a long silence after a spate of reports that claim his father could still be alive and that he may have escaped British justice by hiding for decades in Africa.
She said the children visited the Treetops hotel in Kenya and possibly continued on to Gabon. Initially, the claims were given little credence by those who have followed the Lucan saga. But this week they prompted a startling intervention from the habitually silent George Bingham.
