165. The Case of Peter Bergmann

June 12th, 2009. A man named Peter Bergmann checks into a hotel in Sligo, Ireland. Intent on erasing his existence, he moves with quiet precision and always alone, always careful, discarding unknown items across the city. Days later, his body was found on a nearby beach. No ID. No past. The name he gave was a lie. Who is this man…and what he was trying to disappear from?

💀SOURCES💀

▫️https://www.vice.com/en/article/peter-bergmann-case-crime-sligo/

▫️https://englishinbrazil.com.br/2022/11/peter-bergmann-the-man-who-didnt-exist.html

▫️https://www.grunge.com/491779/the-mysterious-death-of-the-man-known-as-peter-bergmann/

▫️https://youtu.be/bVOZ7YPOakI?si=8UKF7BopbNHoC82o

▫️https://www.irishcentral.com/culture/peter-bergmann-ireland-disappear

▫️https://medium.com/@coffeeandtruecrime/hotel-mysteries-sligo-city-hotel-and-peter-bergmann-f37d33cd231a

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