Additionally, it’s been said that Christie signed into the hotel under Neale, which was the surname of her husband’s mistress. It is possible that she disappeared with the intention of ruining her husband’s weekend getaway with his mistress. I have to say that I really like the spiteful revenge fantasy of this. The next theory is that Christie purposefully staged her disappearance to ruin her husband’s life. It’s possible that Christie went out that night to blow off steam and something else occurred to trigger a fugue state but, again, we don’t have anything to point to that. It’s possible that the idea of divorce triggered this in her, but the fact that she tucked her daughter into bed before leaving does not point to this. Briefly, a dissociative fugue is an amnesiac episode in which a person loses their sense of identity, memories, and typically travels. Along with this first theory, the second theory is that Christie disappeared while in a dissociative fugue. Of course, none of us knew what was going on in her head, so it is impossible to say. It is possible that she felt this constituted enough of a disruption of her life that she saw no other way to cope. She had been presented with the idea of divorce by her husband, who had been carrying on an affair. The first theory is that Agatha Christie disappeared with the intention of dying by suicide. First, we’ll cover three theories that are related to her relationship. For the purposes of this blog, we will cover five of the larger theories, though there are dozens of others. But Agatha had been found.Īll of the theories in this case fall under one of two headings – either Christie disappeared due in some part to her husband, or that she disappeared for an unrelated reason. When he spoke to her, onlookers say she looked genuinely puzzled and didn’t seem to recognize him. Sure enough, Archie recognized the woman as his missing wife. Sure enough, the woman known to staff as Theresa Neale blew in without a glance at Archie. Rather than confront the guest or gather information, they conducted a dining room stakeout. With this new information in hand, Archie and investigators travelled to Yorkshire, where the Hydropathic Hotel was located. The head waiter there thought they recognized a guest as Christie, though she claimed to be a South African woman named Theresa Neale. The Hydropathic Hotel in Harrogate was a swanky spa that boasted Turkish Baths. The only lead came around ten days later. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, on the other hand, took one of Christie’s gloves to a psychic in hopes of finding a thread to follow. Dorothy Sayers visited the Christie home and scoured it, hoping for clues but finding nothing. Two of Christie’s friends and fellow writers also began to investigate, albeit in very different ways.
The public got involved as well, mounting their own searches and muddying the waters. Over a thousand police officers were put on the case to investigate, airplanes were tasked with flying over key points to look for clues, dogs were used to track her scent, rewards were offered and more. The car sparked one of the largest investigations the United Kingdom has ever seen. Of the disappearance, though the exact date is unknown. (A photo of Agatha Christie taken near the time A young boy saw the car and alerted the police. The lights were on and all of Christie’s belongings were still inside. The car was found near a chalk quarry the next morning. When the fight was over, Christie went upstairs, kissed her seven-year-old daughter goodnight, and left the house in her Morris Cowley. He told Agatha he wanted a divorce and, to add insult to injury, that he would be spending the weekend “with friends” – a group which included Neale. He had been having an affair with a woman named Nancy Neale (sometimes spelled Neele). On the evening of December 3, 1926, Agatha Christie and her husband Archie got into an argument. We’ll cover the basics of the case and some theories. This mystery has so enraptured fans that books have been written about those eleven days. Agatha Christie vanished for eleven days in the winter of 1926, and her whereabouts during that time remain cloudy to this day. However, despite the number of mysteries Christie penned, one she lived through has lived on as the most confounding and complex enigmas in the literary world. Agatha Christie is one of the best mystery writers to have ever lived, creating beloved characters that live on in pop culture today. This month’s mystery is another literary one.
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