Richard John Bingham Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Lord Lucan was born on December 18, 1934 in Marylebone, London, England as Richard John Bingham. He has been married to Veronica Mary Duncan since November 28, 1963. They have three children.
I have had a traumatic night of unbelievable coincidences. However I won't bore you with anything or involve you except to say that when you come across my children, which I hope you will, please tell them that you knew me and that all I cared about was them. The fact that a crooked solicitor and a rotten psychiatrist destroyed me between them will be of no importance to the children. I gave Bill Shand Kydd an account of what actually happened but judging by my last effort in court no-one, let alone a 67-year-old judge, would believe - and I no longer care except that my children should be protected.
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The most ghastly circumstances arose tonight which I briefly described to my mother. When I interrupted the fight at Lower Belgrave St. and the man left Veronica accused me of having hired him. I took her upstairs and sent Frances up to bed and tried to clean her up. She lay doggo for a bit and when I was in the bathroom left the house. The circumstantial evidence against me is strong in that V will say it was all my doing. I will also lie doggo for a bit but I am only concerned for the children If you can manage it I want them to live with you - Coutts (Trustees) St Martins Lane (Mr Wall) will handle school fees. V. has demonstrated her hatred for me in the past and would do anything to see me accused For George and Frances to go through life knowing their father had stood in the dock for attempted murder would be too much. When they are old enough to understand, explain to them the dream of paranoia, and look after them.
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Fact
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At the request of Ian Fleming, who knew him well, he was given a screen test for the role of James Bond.
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Member of the Clermont Set.
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The last person to see him alive before he disappeared was Mrs. Susan Maxwell-Scott at their home in Uckfield, East Sussex at 1:15 am on November 8, 1974.
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Descendant of George Charles Bingham, 3rd Earl of Lucan, who commanded the Light Cavalry during the Crimean War and who precipitated the infamous Charge of the Light Brigade, led by Lord Cardigan, on October 25, 1854.
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The 7th Earl of Lucan. One of the most controversial disappearances in history. On 7 November 1974, the Lucan family's nanny, Sandra Rivett, was found murdered in the basement of the Lucan household (46 Lower Belgrave Street, London). Lord Lucan was believed to have been responsible. The Ford Corsair he was driving was found abandoned near the docks of New Haven on Sunday, November 10, 1974 by the police. He has never been seen again to date (January 2004).
$900,000