In the summer of 1920, Irene Munro chose a solo holiday in Eastbourne, on the south-east coast of England, over joining her mother in Edinburgh. Days later, her body was found buried on the remote Crumbles beach by a family on holiday. She had been violently murdered. As police investigated, newspapers suggested she had led a double life. With the help of witnesses, detectives began to piece together what happened and who was responsible.

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Sources:
Ancestry
National Archives
Guy Logan’s casefile
Globe - Saturday 21 August 1920
Pall Mall Gazette - Saturday 21 August 1920
Sunday Mirror - Sunday 22 August 1920
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Wednesday 15 December 1920
Sunday Mirror - Sunday 19 December 1920
Oates, Jonathan. Irene Munro and the Beach Murder of 1920
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette - Saturday 05 February 1921
Seaside Murders by Jonathan Goodman

Music:
Theme of Uncertainty, Maximum State(ES)
Long Note Two
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