The evidence

The result of over 12 years work collating articles, interviews, videos, photographs, press cuttings, radio and TV programmes will be piece by piece, presented here.

Veronica Bingham (Lord Lucan's wife in 1974) police statement

Read the full statement given by Lady Lucan to the the police in 1974 here.

**The late Veronica Bingham, Lord Lucan's wife**

The confidential 2010 report

In 2010 we were handed a confidential Scotland Yard ‘scoping’ report. In total it contained 25 pages of secret material, outlining everything from the most recent intelligence on Lucan’s movements, sightings and locations to a top-secret police strategy to obtain DNA to use in the hunt for the missing Lord.

This extract, from the front page, shows how Australia was already on the Police ‘map’ on the search for Lucan.

Despite empty offers of being allowed to look at the files about my mother’s murder, Scotland Yard continue to block all my attempts to gain access to the secret dossiers that exist. Their claims the intelligence is all ‘decades old’ is a ploy to put me off, I’m convinced. After all, if Scotland Yard thought Lucan was dead years ago, why were they putting in hundreds of hours of ‘Detective time’ as recently as 2002?

Could it be a case of finding Lord Lucan alive would open up a large can of worms?

Detectives diaries and note books

**Criminal Investigation Department Diary 1974-75**

David 'Buster' Gerring was a legend within the Detective ranks of Scotland Yard in the 1960's and 70's. A crime crusader, fearless and determined to get arrests. When he was given the 'Lucan case', hours after my mum's body was discovered rammed into an old mail sack in the basement of Lord and Lady Lucan's Belgravia townhouse, 'Buster' was rounding up an investigation team and tasking them with lines to urgently pursue.

The truth is though, Detective Chief Superintendent Gerring soon came up against a 'wall of silence' as Lucan's rich and powerful friends refused to cooperate. This is the front cover of one of his many notebooks and diaries we were given by his daughter. I think 'Buster' Gerring would be proud we were continuing his 'detective' work after his death. He was known for his amazing tenacity and determination, and I draw strength and inspiration in that.

The last cheque

**The cheque made out to a private detective agency in 1974**

After separating from his wife, Veronia, Lord Lucan became obsessed with her movements and the friends she kept. To keep tabs on her day and night he hired one of London's most successful and prestigious Private Detective Agencies. Their brief, to watch and record every movement of Lady Lucan and their 3 children.

This is a bank cheque as payment to the private detective agency months before my mum's murder. It was in the police files. Interestingly some of the private detectives on the Lucan case were close associates of another two infamous murderer's, Ronnie and Reggie Kray, East London's top gangsters in the 1960's and 70's, small world isn't it.

Read them here

The memories of a police officer

The Mail on Sunday

Cover-up article from 11 February 2018.

The confidential 2002 Police report

We promised you original documents. Unseen Lucan files and statements from the police archives. This is part of the 2002 Scotland Yard Confidential Case Review. I say part, because I will publish the rest of this report later. Some of the police officers names I've redacted, purely, I am sure you will understand. because they are hard working and honest Detectives just doing their jobs. I respect their privacy, but if they read this, please do get in touch with me as I would like very much to talk to you about the hard work you put in to trying to catch my mother's killer, Lord Lucan.

Anyway, here it is, the until now, secret Scotland Yard 2002 'scoping report' into the where-about of my mum's killer. As you will see, the evidence points to the fact Lucan lived rather than died in 1974.

Read the report here