A man was found dead on a beach at 6:30am by locals. He was found lying on his back so it was thought he died in his sleep. British cigarettes and other items were in his pockets but no identification. This led to speculation about his identity. Witnesses saw him in the same spot the night before but in a different position. Another person said they saw well-dressed men carrying the body to the beach. The mystery deepened when an unattended suitcase was found at the nearby railway station believed to belong to the unknown man. To this day, his identity remains unknown.
A man was found dead on a beach at 6:30am by locals. He was found lying on his back so it was thought he died in his sleep. British cigarettes and other items were in his pockets but no identification. This led to speculation about his identity. Witnesses saw him in the same spot the night before but in a different position. Another person said they saw well-dressed men carrying the body to the beach. The mystery deepened when an unattended suitcase was found at the nearby railway station believed to belong to the unknown man. To this day, his identity remains unknown.
A man was found dead on a beach at 6:30am by locals. He was found lying on his back so it was thought he died in his sleep. British cigarettes and other items were in his pockets but no identification. This led to speculation about his identity. Witnesses saw him in the same spot the night before but in a different position. Another person said they saw well-dressed men carrying the body to the beach. The mystery deepened when an unattended suitcase was found at the nearby railway station believed to belong to the unknown man. To this day, his identity remains unknown.
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