Join host Lucien Graves as he unravels one of the 20th century's most perplexing cold cases: the Somerton Man. In 1948, an unidentified man was found dead on an Australian beach with mysterious clues—a Persian poem fragment, removed clothing labels, and no traceable poison—his identity unknown for seventy years.

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Lucien Graves examines the 74-year Somerton Man mystery, exploring the 2022 identification of Carl Webb through forensic genealogy. Host Graves analyzes the DNA evidence from a death mask, Jessica Thomson's connection, the unsolved Rubaiyat code, and why naming the dead engineer raises more questions than it answers about his 1948 death on an Australian beach.

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Join AI host Lucien Graves as he examines the living connections to the Somerton Man mystery. When detectives showed nurse Jessica Thomson a death mask, she nearly fainted—yet claimed she'd never seen him. Tonight we explore the web connecting Thomson, soldier Alfred Boxall, a boy with haunting physical similarities, and theories ranging from doomed romance to Cold War espionage.

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Lucien Graves examines the 1948 Somerton Beach mystery: an unidentified, well-dressed man found dead with labels removed, no ID, and a torn Persian poem reading "Tamám Shud" hidden in his pocket. The case involves coded messages, a mysterious woman, potential espionage, and remains unsolved despite decades of investigation.

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