The Tamam Shud Case

 On December 1,1948 on Australia's Somerton Beach many beachgoers walked on the beach, but the people saw something unexpected. While walking on the beach the people saw a mysterious well dressed body dead body laying on the beach. This case has eluded the authorities for many years unable to find out exactly what happened or who this man was. Through much research of this particular case I have come to the logical conclusion that the cause of death of this man was suicide by overuse of alcohol and cigerattes.

It's obvious that the sight the man's body was found was this man's most well visited location, as said by many witnesses a month before his death. My source of this case said "One couple remembers raising his arm as if drunkenly to light a cigeratte". This couple seeing him at this location smoking in a drunken state is proof that this man was once a smoke addict and an alcoholic. Another piece of evidence to this claim is that another witness said "Another recalls seeing mosquitoes buzzing around in his face and thinking that he was too drunk to wave them away''. These people could plainly see that was in fact an alcoholic and a smoke addict all combined with the fact that he was wearing a well dressed suit and a well polished shoes it can be logically determined that this man was previously successful, but had unfortunately fell under.

The main part of this case that baffled the authorities for so many years was the cause of death. According, to my source after being taken to an initial inspection the body showed no signs of being stabbed, shot, or injured at all in any way. Later the files also say that after a ''subsequent'' test the man's body was shown to have no traces of poison at all. These facts alone are proof that this man was not the victim of a murdered or poisoning. Knowing that his death was not caused by an outside factor it proves that the cause of death could have been no less than intentional.

In Conclusion the cause of death of The Somerton Man was intentional suicide by overuse of alcohol and cigarettes. It's obvious that this man was seen in the specific sight he was found in on a daily basis. The biggest evidence is that there is completely no sign of murder or poison proving that it is not a murder. This is John Henrick saying..................................................................... 

CASE CLOSED.