MISSING TYPISTE

Greymouth Evening Star, 16 January 1925, Page 5

MISSING TYPISTE

BODY FOUND ON LOVER’S FARM

ALSO SUIT CASE AND CLOTHING;

(Reuter.) [ LONDON,, Jan. 15. : » Detlec/bives, including 'members ofthe Scotland Yard staff, have been busy in the Sussex village of Crowbprough, and 1 in London, investigating the mystery of the disappearance’ of Elsie. Cameron, a young/typiste, froiri , her home at Kensalrise. She ostensibly left to visit her fiancee, Norman Thorn, who.keeps a poultry farm at Crowborough. . 1 Thorn has.been the object of much intention by C'rowborough residents, and the London pressmen, statements, of his being published expressingdeep grief at the . disapearance * ,of , his fiancee and agony at her silence. ' Thorn was requested. to visit Crqwborough Police' Station lgst'~'evenirig, where ho was interrogated and detained. .. ' •

- Meanwhile the police starred ( to dig the poultry farm, continuing operations all night long in . heavy rain. The search resulted in tlie discovery of an attache case,' "clothing, and’ a pair of spectacles. \ < , ■ LATER. .A human body was. found, in■.three sections, buried on Thorn’s farm at CrowboTOugh. The body was found at. 11 o’clock in a state of decomposition, at a depth pf : . a few feet, and close to where tile suitcase was discovered. Two portions were contained in'a sack, and thb'third in. a box. 1 I .