A pond near the crash scene was dragged twice by the police. Nearly 20,000 people volunteered to search for her. William Joynson-Hicks pressured the police and the newspaper offered a huge reward. Her disappearance caused an outcry from the public.
Investigators questioned her secretary, daughter, and maids however, no one could shed light on Agatha's whereabouts. When asked about his whereabouts for the previous night, he stated that he was with friends.
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The next morning, her car was found at Newlands Corner, perched above a chalk quarry, with an expired driver's license and clothes.Īrchie was contacted and soon arrived at the scene. She left behind two notes: one to her secretary, asking her to cancel her weekend appointments another, of unknown content, was addressed to Archie. Sometime between 9:30 and 11 pm, she left the house, taking just a small travelling case. Agatha apparently suspected that he was going to stay with his mistress. On December 3, 1926, Archie left to go to a weekend house party. In a last ditch effort to save the marriage, Agatha returned home with Rosalind. He had become involved with a woman named Nancy Neil. Archie came to visit them for their daughter's birthday. She and Rosalind went to briefly stay at her mother's estate. The family seemed to be happy, but everything changed after Agatha's mother's death. In 1926, Agatha, Archie, and their daughter Rosalind moved into a mansion, which they named "Styles". Her fifth book, "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" brought her to fame. As she wrote more books, she became more popular.
Her first book, "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" was published in 1920. With her husband away, Agatha worked as a nurse and began a writing career. Within a few days, he was sent off to fight in World War One. Agatha, born Agatha Miller, married Archibald Christie on Christmas Eve, 1914. She disappeared under mysterious circumstances and re-surfaced soon with unanswered questions about her disappearance. Details: Agatha Christie is one of the most well-known mystery authors of the Twentieth Century.
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