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ARTICLES RELATED TO Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood Party | | | |  Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood Party: Encyclopedia II - Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood PartyTwo of the other people at the Murraybank party were Ken and Ruth Nash. Ken Nash also worked at the CSIRO and knew Geoffrey Chandler. He invited the Chandlers to his New Year's Eve party, to be held at his home in Waratah Street, Chatswood.
The Chandlers arrived late for the party, with Geoffrey Chandler underdressed. Chandler soon left the party and drove to another party in the suburb of Balmain where he met Pam Logan, with whom he was having an affair. He returned to the Chatswood party in the early hours of the morning but left again, with the ...
See also:Bogle-Chandler case, Bogle-Chandler case - Background to the case, Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood Party, Bogle-Chandler case - Discovery of the bodies, Bogle-Chandler case - Investigation, Bogle-Chandler case - Poison identified?, Bogle-Chandler case - External link Read more here: » Bogle-Chandler case: Encyclopedia II - Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood Party |
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| | | | Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood Party: Encyclopedia II - Bogle-Chandler case - Investigation It was obvious that both had died from some sort of poisoning. At the scene were signs of vomit and excreta. Unfortunately, forensic examination of the bodies was delayed for 36 hours because New Year's Day was a public holiday. When forensic examination did take place, no traces of any poison could be found.
As might be expected, the case attracted instant publicity. It involved a high-society party, wife-swapping, an unidentified third person at the death scene and an unidentified poison. Combined with speculation that Bogle was involved in research important in the Cold War, it was a guaranteed ne ...
See also:Bogle-Chandler case, Bogle-Chandler case - Background to the case, Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood Party, Bogle-Chandler case - Discovery of the bodies, Bogle-Chandler case - Investigation, Bogle-Chandler case - Poison identified?, Bogle-Chandler case - External link Read more here: » Bogle-Chandler case: Encyclopedia II - Bogle-Chandler case - Investigation |
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| | | | Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood Party: Encyclopedia II - Bogle-Chandler case - Discovery of the bodies Dr Bogle's body was discovered first, by two youths searching for golf balls. They saw his body and presumed him to be drunk, but when they returned an hour later to find that he hadn't moved and that his face had turned blue, they went to fetch help.
When police arrived at the scene, they discovered that Bogle's body was half-undressed. Somebody had placed his clothes on him in such a way that he appeared to be dressed, but wasn't.
Shortly after this, Mrs Chandler's body was discovered a short distance away. She was also in a ...
See also:Bogle-Chandler case, Bogle-Chandler case - Background to the case, Bogle-Chandler case - The Chatswood Party, Bogle-Chandler case - Discovery of the bodies, Bogle-Chandler case - Investigation, Bogle-Chandler case - Poison identified?, Bogle-Chandler case - External link Read more here: » Bogle-Chandler case: Encyclopedia II - Bogle-Chandler case - Discovery of the bodies |
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