Harry Houdini, who came back to life, apparently:
'No one in their right mind believes the Spy in the Bag was on his own. It is a physical impossibility': Experts slam Scotland Yard 'whitewash' after it sensationally CLOSES case and claims MI6 agent locked himself in holdall and died alone 6 February 2024
Police found no evidence of Gareth's fingerprints on the padlock of the bag or even the rim of the bath that the bag was found in. The bathroom door was shut, the shower screen closed and the lights switched off.
Coroner Fiona Wilcox concluded in 2012 that the plethora of unanswered questions, a lack of a struggle and the Houdini-standards contortionism needed to get inside the bag and lock it alone, without leaving any prints, all pointed to a 'third-party involvement', calling Gareth's death 'criminally mediated' and 'unlawful'.
But in 2013, after a three-year investigation by Scotland Yard, its detectives concluded the opposite and said there was no evidence of anyone else in the flat and that Gareth probably died alone as a result of somehow accidentally locking himself inside the bag.
Peter Faulding attempts to lock himself inside a holdall. He failed to do this 300 times. He told MailOnline it was impossible to do without leaving prints or DNA
But Scotland Yard sensationally closed the case again this week after a new forensic investigation found 'no evidence' that disproves their main theory that he died alone after accidentally locking himself inside the bag.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13046027/scotland-yard-close-mi6-agent-gareth-williams-spy-body-bag.html