
The Bella In Wych Elm – A Witch? Or Nazi Spy?
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- February 23, 2018
- September 28, 2021
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- Conspiracy Theory Analysis, Unsolved & Unexplained
An April day in the Hagley Woods near Birmingham, England would result in a gruesome find by four young boys. Inside an ancient wych elm tree, was the skeletal remains of what investigations would reveal to be a young woman.
Today, over seven decades later, the identity of the woman is still a mystery. As are the circumstances surrounding her untimely death. For many years, partly due to the long history the area has in witchcraft, many believed the death to be a ritual killing. Then came claims of Nazi spy rings operating in the heart of England as the Second World War raged. Before we look at the details of this grim mystery, check out the video below. It look...
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