16-11-2007, 03:05 AM
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You're Top Poster: #5   | Buster Crabb Some people might not be aware of the story of the end of Buster Crabb, the famous wartime diver. In 1956, he was a shadow of his former self when he was called upon to carry out one last mission for the intelligence services. His task was carryout a underwater survey of the russian battleship carrying Soviet leaders to Britian. His headless body was found floating nearby and now a former russian diver has come forward to claim responsibility for his death. BBC NEWS | UK | Russian 'killed UK diver' in 1956
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16-11-2007, 08:35 AM
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You're Top Poster: #1  | I've usually read any news article that's appeared about Buster, and everytime I get more and more confusued. And I have to say that I smell a rat on this one just because the guy claims Buster was trying to attach a mine. Why would he be doing that? The various conspiracies are mentioned on the wiki site: Lionel Crabb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...08/ixhome.html
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