On anniversary of discovery of message in a bottle, Brisbane socialite was a rising star and had many lovers before disappearance

It’s been over 80 years since the mysterious disappearance of a Brisbane public servant and socialite who vanished from a train station.
“I received £10 to dispose of the body of Miss Norval.
“She was dumped in the bay near Amity Point on 16-11-38 and I have since gone to N.Z.”
This was the creepy message in a bottle found 80 years ago this week in Queensland.
The writer was referring to Marjorie Norval, a 30-year-old Brisbane socialite and public servant, whose disappearance shocked Australia, with the case attracting the sort of attention Teacher’s Pet is getting today.

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  1. allaboutgoldcaost16 January 2019 at 11:01

    Oh! I love these stories popping out from archives of mysteries unsolved. Can't wait to go through it and trying to solve it with my bunch of friends. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to more such accounts. Ciao!

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  2. Olivia Coffman17 January 2019 at 21:20

    The feeling is mutual Shaferer! I too love such mysteries. Will keep sharing. Much love.

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