30 years ago, German police found a murdered man in the North Sea, who has been nicknamed “The Gentleman”. Now the mystery of who he was may be solved.
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“The Gentleman” was found off the German coast in the North Sea by the police from the German archipelago of Heligoland.
The man was found underwater with heavy cast iron – which is usually used by shoemakers to shape shoes – on his legs, writes The Guardian.
These are so heavy that they probably caused him to sink, writes the newspaper. The police have recently released the information about the cast iron.
He was given the nickname “The Gentleman” by the police investigators because he was so well dressed.
Wool tie and dress shirt
He wore a woolen tie, shoes from England, French-tailored trousers and a long-sleeved blue dress shirt.
According to The Guardian could the man’s tie with green, yellow and blue stripes indicate that he belonged to a particular organization.