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Even worse, it was Anne who told the couple's two sons that their father was dead, and let them go on believing so until the moment in 2007 when he walked into a British police station, claiming to be suffering from amnesia. [...] his Darwins were just as I've sometimes imagined them myself, which is to say seriously creepy. The BBC is doing a lot of this real-life stuff lately; Hull last worked on a film about the Greenhalgh family of Bolton, whose forgeries fooled the art world for two decades.
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Without a Paddle
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Without a paddleThis real-life story is fun but lacks staying power, writes Rachel CookeCanoe ManBBC4Canoe Man (31 March, 9pm): great title. Like Ronseal, it does what it says on the tin. E...See the full content of this document
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