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cabin. When he arrived at Cabin 126, Steer noted that two lights were lit outside the cabin, one red and one green; one light indicated that the duty steward had been called, whilst the other meant that the duty stewardess had been requested also. Steer thought this strange as usually only one person would be summoned. Steer's knock at the door was answered by Camb, who only half-opened the door and informed him that everything was alright. Steer left as he assumed that as a deck steward, Camb had arrived before him to help the passenger. (Maxtone-Graham and others dispute this, saying that Steer believed Camb had made good on his boast to sleep with a passenger).
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whereby a prosecution was sought without a victim's body. This has been pointed out to be untrue, as there was a case thirteen years earlier where a father (Thomas
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film star, forwarded the theory that Gibson was returning to
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on the liner. Gibson had been accommodated in Cabin 126, B Deck, which was in first-class. Camb was seen associating with Gibson, which was against company regulations, and was subsequently reprimanded by a senior officer.
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has, by its vote, saved the life of the brutal lascivious murderer who thrust the poor girl he had raped and assaulted through a porthole of the ship to the sharks."
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1365:"Cabin 126, Murder Most Foul - BBC Radio 4 Extra"
755:"Web of lies fails to save the porthole murderer"
914:"Actress Disappears on Voyage to Southampton".
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