Awesome read, short and sweet. But this In 1828, a German traveling salesman and falconer named Johann Spieker died in Lower Saxony, probably by drowning.

Awesome read, short and sweet. But this In 1828, a German traveling salesman and falconer named Johann Spieker died in Lower Saxony, probably by drowning. “His grave was marked with a wooden cross and a fence that remained visible for a long time,” Dr. van Beek said. “During the excavation, only his cloak, some coins and a prayer book apparently were found.” really seemed entirely out of place. Was this part of the conjecture related to missing clothes?