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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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The Man Who Saved a Treasure—and Left Us a Mystery (opens the original)
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I have been fascinated by old things for as long as I can remember. Get me into an antiques shop, and it’s pretty hard to get me out. My family can attest to that.Furniture, knickknacks, old books, vintage postcards, photographs, jewelry, and clothing all have a story to tell. I love imagining who owned each item, what it meant to them, and what secrets they hold.There have always been people who make a living doing this, and one of them changed what we know about London’s past.His name was Geor
Nightstand Confessions (opens the original)
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In case you missed it... the full Balham Mystery series 🔍 (opens the original)
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Hello mystery lovers,Thank you so much for following along with A Mystery Writer Investigates — The Balham Mystery! It’s been such a joy digging into this case with all of you — the motives, the suspects, the twists that real history hands us better than fiction ever could.If you missed any part of the series (or just want to revisit it before next week), here’s the full set:📌 Part 1📌 Par
A Mystery Writer Investigates– The Balham Mystery (opens the original)
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You’ve met the suspects, and you’ve got a look into their lives. Now for the answer –or the closest thing to one that a hundred and fifty years has produced.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="260.4" src="https://substack
A Mystery Writer Investigates– The Balham Mystery (opens the original)
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The case could not name a killer — but it still destroyed nearly everyone it touched. This week, what became of them all. *Just joining us?Check out Part 1Check out Part 2C
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