Snapshot · Conspiracy Theories
Missing defense researcher Avtar Singh Gita, believed to be a possible foul-play victim, was tracked down alive working at a sex boutique in Paris four and a half months after his disappearance.
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Defense researcher Avtar Singh Gita vanished from a reservoir in Derbyshire — and four and a half months later, journalist Tony Tweedy tracked him down alive and working at a sex boutique in Paris. He denied everything, refused photos, and demanded to know how he was found.
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