 What do you think happened to Lord Lucan? Let us know in the comments... Lady Lucan left nothing to her three children - Frances, 52, George, 50, and Camilla, 47 - after refusing to speak to them for more than 30 years. Instead the 80-year-old left her entire estate to the homeless charity, Shelter. Then, it emerged that Veronica, the Dowager Countess of Lucan, took one final bitter blast at her children after her death. Lady Lucan, who died after taking a cocktail of drink and drugs, explained in her will why she refused to leave a penny of her £576,626 estate to her son or daughters, the Daily Mail reported. In the document, released by the probate office, she said: "In view of the lack of good manners and reverence shown to me as their parent, I do not wish any of my three children to benefit from my deat){kind=link}
Lord Lucan’s wife, Veronica Duncan, fell out with her children and didn’t speak to them for over 30 years, and then she took one final swipe at them from beyond the grave
Lord Lucan is one of the most famous runaways of the modern age and his disappearance has remained a mystery, but now a facial recognition expert claims they that an elderly man living in Australia is a definite match for the runaway murderer. When he vanished in 1974, Richard John Bingham, seventh Earl of Lucan, left behind his wife – Veronica Duncan, the Dowager Countess of Lucan, and their three children George, Frances, and Camilla.
Over the years a bitter feud developed between the remaining family and it was reported that Veronica didn’t speak to her children for over 30 years, before taking one last jab at them from beyond the grave. She died alone in 2017, in the house where her missing aristocrat husband was accused of murdering his children’s nanny, Sandra Rivett.
What do you think happened to Lord Lucan? Let us know in the comments…
Lady Lucan left nothing to her three children – Frances, 52, George, 50, and Camilla, 47 – after refusing to speak to them for more than 30 years.