British freelancer Ian Bailey has spent two decades as the 'chief suspect' in a 1996 killing This is a story about a murder and a journalist who was transformed from reporter to suspect. At its heart is a tragedy and, although there are elements of farce, they fail to elicit a smile, let alone a laugh. Little about the case makes sense. Truly, to quote Winston Churchill's famous description of Russia, we are dealing with "a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma". Just before Christmas 1...
British freelancer Ian Bailey has spent two decades as the 'chief suspect' in a 1996 killing This is a story about a murder and a journalist who was transformed from reporter to suspect. At its heart is a tragedy and, although there are elements of farce, they fail to elicit a smile, let alone a laugh. Little about the case makes sense. Truly, to quote Winston Churchill's famous description of Russia, we are dealing with "a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma". Just before Christmas 1...
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