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YORK chef Claudia disappeare­d in March 2009 and was last seen on CCTV heading home after working a shift. Although the police have treated her disappeara­nce as a case of murder, with nine people arrested – but later released – her fate is unclear. Investigat­ing police found the only things missing from her home were her mobile phone, chef ’s whites and rucksack, indicating that she left for work before she vanished. As Claudia, who was 35 at the time, knew several people in Cyprus, one line of inquiry was that she’d gone there, but this proved to be a dead end. North Yorkshire Police are still investigat­ing the case, and say they will never give up on Claudia until it is known who is responsibl­e for her disappeara­nce and suspected murder.

COULD police have finally discovered who abducted Madeleine Mccann? A German man, 43, is being investigat­ed on suspicion of murder over the British girl’s disappeara­nce.

Madeleine, then aged three, vanished in May

2007 from her family’s apartment in Praia da Luz,

Portugal, while her parents Kate and

Gerry were eating tapas with friends.

The case has been one of the world’s most famous mysteries – but

Maddie isn’t the only person to vanish without a trace.

Here, NATASHA WYNARCZYK looks at some other famous missing person cases that remain unsolved...

ARISTOCRAT Richard John Bingham – better known as Lord Lucan – vanished in November 1974. Heavily burdened by debt and believed to be a domestic abuser, Lord Lucan is thought to have killed the family’s nanny, Sandra Rivett, before disappeari­ng. He had recently lost custody of his three children to his wife Veronica – and it’s believed she had been the intended victim. There are various theories about what happened to him, including rumours that he drowned or shot himself at a friend’s zoo then had his remains fed to tigers. He has also reportedly been sighted living under a new identity in Africa, India and the Maldives, and earlier this year Sandra’s son Neil claimed he had tracked Lucan down in Perth, Australia.

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