Lord Lucan

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Lord Lucan is the courtesy title traditionally used by the heir apparent to the Earldom of Lucan in the British peerage, most famously associated with the aristocrat who disappeared in 1974 after being suspected of murder.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British peer
aristocrat
courtesy title
hereditary title
allegedCrimeLocation Lower Belgrave Street, London NERFINISHED
allegedVictim Sandra Rivett NERFINISHED
associatedTitle Lord Lucan NERFINISHED
associatedWith Earldom of Lucan NERFINISHED
birthDate 1934-12-18
birthPlace London, England
surface form: London
category Courtesy titles in the United Kingdom
child Camilla Bingham NERFINISHED
Frances Bingham NERFINISHED
George Charles Bingham NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
courtesyTitle Lord Lucan NERFINISHED
courtesyTitleBeforeSuccession Lord Bingham NERFINISHED
createdIn 1795
deathDeclared 2016
disappearanceDate 1974-11-07
disappearancePlace London NERFINISHED
educatedAt Eton College
Stowe School NERFINISHED
father George Bingham, 6th Earl of Lucan NERFINISHED
hasGenderAssociation male line heirs
language English
legalStatus presumed dead
marriageEnd 1973
marriageStart 1963
militaryService Coldstream Guards NERFINISHED
mother Katherine Bingham, Countess of Lucan NERFINISHED
nobleFamily Bingham family NERFINISHED
notableBearer Richard John Bingham, 7th Earl of Lucan NERFINISHED
notableFor being suspected of murder of Sandra Rivett
disappearance in 1974
occupation professional gambler
partOf Peerage of Ireland NERFINISHED
Peerage of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
policeStatus1974 wanted for questioning in murder investigation
residence Belgravia, London NERFINISHED
spouse Veronica Duncan NERFINISHED
subjectOf numerous books and documentaries
titleHolder Richard John Bingham, 7th Earl of Lucan NERFINISHED
titleSucceededBy George Charles Bingham, 8th Earl of Lucan NERFINISHED
usedBy heir apparent to the Earldom of Lucan
usedIn British aristocracy

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