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New Zealand Mysteries Paperback

By Scott Bainbridge

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New Zealand’s history is peppered with mysterious tales of otherworldly beings, strange sightings, inexplicable disappearances and unusual crimes. While some of these stories have been handed down through generations, many of them hail from more recent times. The one thing they all have in common is that they have all remained unanswered despite repeated attempts to solve or explain them. In New Zealand Mysteries, one of New Zealand’s foremost true crime authors Scott Bainbridge turns his investigative skills towards some of the best-known of these mysteries.

Product code: 9781988538228

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ISBN 9781988538228
On Sale Date 05/06/2020
Dimensions (HxWxD in mm) H240xW170
No. Of Pages 176
Publisher David Bateman Ltd

New Zealand's history is peppered with mysterious tales of otherworldly beings, strange sightings, inexplicable disappearances and unusual crimes. While some of these stories have been handed down through generations, many of them hail from more recent times. The one thing they all have in common is that they have all endured despite repeated attempts to solve or explain them. In this book, Scott Bainbridge turns his investigative skills towards some of the best-known of these mysteries, like the ghosts of Wellington's St James Theatre, the sightings of large cats throughout Canterbury and the appearance of otherworldly lights over Kaikoura. He also looks into some less known but equally intriguing puzzles, including the disappearance of a British naval officer during the Cold War, the origins of unusual crop circles near Ngatea and the vanishing of everyone on board the MV Joyita. Bainbridge does not set out to solve these mysteries, but instead considers the evidence, while leaving readers to form their own opinions.