WWII Spy Mystery - Nazi Murder Mysteries - S01 EP02 - History Documentary

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[@takohamoolsen2486]

I'd shown my late father many videos on the 'Bella in the Wych elm' case. Dad was a firm believer in looking at the family who owned the land as the perpetrators of this crime. Not many poachers would know a spy from a bar of soap, but the family who owned the land and were in government service would.

[@mikef.1000]

The reality behind a mystery is often something mundane. Witness the recent solving of the Somerton Man mystery in Australia.

[@robincowley5823]

The fact of finding Klara's death certificate still doesn't explain Jozef Jakobs having her signed picture when captured. It could easily be irrelevant, but it's still a loose end...

[@simonstergaard]

nice to see a mystery i did not know about. keep em comming !

[@roses9339]

But how did she die, Dr Lung wrote he couldn't find any reason. Very interesting. Cheers Rosemary Perth Western Australia 73yrs

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

Actually James Webster, who did the Actual autopsy found material stuffed into her mouth and suggested she had been asphyxiated. But they clearly didn't want to complicate things by delving past their narrow margins.

[@roses9339]

@hogwashmcturnip8930 thanks, interesting!!

[@victorioify]

Well done! New info, new angles to this mystery.

[@kambrose1549]

Would she have had such bad teeth as a film and stage performer?

[@aldinlee8528]

Of course not, which is why I immediately dismissed that thread when they started it. AND, neither do I think it would be a spy for like reason. Anyone with the education and class needed to perform that job, would have come from a background affording better dental services than what her teeth indicate. It is likely no dental work had been performed, thus the reason to not find any records of it. It doesn't entirely rule out the Dutch girlfriend theory, however, though I would expect a well-to-do man, of his character, would have had a more refined lover. In all likelihood, it was completely a locally focused misdeed.

[@tracyrodriguez4793]

This is interesting. 😊

[@matthewjason5330]

I thought I read or watched something about her being a spy and was injured in the parachute landing and tried to hide but couldn’t get out.

[@roxanaalnatour5916]

Wow, interesting ❤

[@lianefehrle9921]

Did this ever get solved?

[@niallstewart2383]

Unfortunately the Bella case is still not being solved due to the bones and the files being missing and I have the Theory that this is the work of the muddier descendent that way the Bella case could never be solved that how he or she got both the bones and the files are missing and must had help to hacked to the security system and get both the bones and the files.

[@stephaniejooste3879]

There has been at least 3 women in Europe that had been found but their lives and final stories never unveiled.

[@savine_designs]

Oh course many more than 3 unfortunately

[@jemshadow123]

...why did he wear an apron at the computer?

[@sylviagray5122]

You need to dig in more history on her did she live near were her body was found or do you think that she may have parachuted into the tree let me know maybe maybe not I say look into what I am thinking

[@marvwatkins7029]

The fake typewriter type is unrealistic. Not all keys were that commonly crooked.

[@stevemartin6144]

Funny to see Max Schmeling while the narration is going on about German spies.

[@Acer_Maximinus]

@43:19 No, we want the truth. Not fan fiction.

[@mnoliberal7335]

Her clothes look like she had a job. Maybe some local guy killed his Belgian wife and hid her body in the place he already knew through work or trespassing.

[@jbrobertson6052]

What about the game keeper and it is on a big estate was the girl a maid or something and was there some kind of love thing going on because if you look at the whole picture who had the power or was influential enough to have the body go missing and most of the evidence go missing, someone who lives in that estate has the power and also they could have been a spy. Only someone from the estate would know about the witch elm tree

[@o.wildfarmer8023]

Maybe a Dutch resistance member who was fed up with the way the English sacrificed one after the other of her resistance friends in what later was called "das Englandspiel".Perhaps in such away that she became a liability and therefore had to be silenced...Who knows! Anyhow may she rest in a better place. ☮

[@user-tp4ll7vu1i]

Doesn't fit with the timeline. Resistance members to the Netherlands regardless of events that happened.

[@qrufus]

Does the tree still exist? Her blood had to seep inside. Maybe her DNA could still be extracted from it.

[@TinkerTaylor-zv1ml]

And they found an _almost_ complete skeleton, who knows there were some of the smaller bones overlooked...

[@mommybear2]

The pulp in teeth is a rich source of DNA. I suppose it would be possible to extract it, even after all these years.

[@warmonger8799]

[@sylviagray5122]

Were did she live

[@robertalpy]

Identifying her now shouldn't be hard at all. The tiniest amount of dna and you can trace her liineage back to the begining...of all human history nearly.

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

There is nothing to get DNA from It has all disappeared

[@lalaLAX219]

Did you watch the episode? Her bones were lost

[@Brembelia]

​@lalaLAX219 We're her teeth lost? You will find DNA in the tooth pulp.

[@TinkerTaylor-zv1ml]

​@@Brembeliaher skeleton is missing. That includes the teeth. Only thing what can be a possibility is that the tree still exists and that some of the smaller bones (in the picture of the skeleton the hands seem to be missing) are still in the tree.

[@RobertHorner-b7e]

If the tree is still there maybe there are hair fragments in the soil still . Anything is possible with science today.

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

The tree is long gone

[@user-fl2wn5zr5z]

they could be in a hidden place under order of the MI5

[@annanardo2358]

That person talking about Clara Banker is this person a man or a woman ???? I'm having trouble trying to establish the gender of that person.😗🙄🙄🙄

[@cthrew1603]

DNA, genealogical DNA? Also where did she buy her shoes, and can the fabric from her blouse be traced?

[@kathleenholt5005]

Also testing of the water and such she drank can tell where she came from. Isotope? Testing I believe?

[@yuglesstube]

Birminham! Culture!

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

it is not Birmingham. Despite how many times the idiot claims it is. As for culture, Birmingham has had and does have plenty. Not grown on a petri dish, which is what I suspect you are used to. I mean who says Birminham?' except someone who lives at the bottom of a pond?

[@alechamid235]

It was Jack the Ripper.

[@damienluxford4480]

Imagine lifting a human skull agrin from the grave

[@jean6872]

*Too bad it is so inconclusive.*

[@rpmayfield]

Interesting information… really bad pronunciation

[@damienluxford4480]

They need to locate the 'rattle n grin' again, to facilitate DNA testing and investigation. I'm sure one of those prominent molars must contain sufficient material for analysis.

[@burns2899]

At 43:18ish that lady looks like Bella that's narrating