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The wife of Lord Lucan has dismissed a
\n claim in a new book her husband fled to India in 1974 and lived out the
\n rest of his life posing as a
\n hippy known as "Jungly Barry" <\/p>\n
In the book, Dead Lucky, former senior Scotland Yard detective Duncan
\n MacLaughlin said he had unearthed evidence solving where the aristocrat
\n went after his family’s nanny Sandra Rivett was found battered to death
\n at his London home in 1974. <\/p>\n
The Earl’s car was found abandoned in the East Sussex port
\n town of Newhaven giving rise to the belief, shared by his wife Lady Veronica
\n Lucan, he drowned himself in the Channel.<\/p>\n
But MacLaughlin says in the book, extracts of which have appeared in
\n the Sunday Telegraph, that Lord Lucan fled to Goa in India, where he
\n lived a hippy lifestyle as Barry Halpin until his death in 1996. \n <\/p>\n
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