A locked ball and chain was yesterday unveiled as one of the most unusual items to have been pulled out of the Thames mud in years. The question is: what happened to the prisoner?
The shackle, beautifully preserved in the foreshore mud, went on temporary display at the Museum of London Docklands today, where Kate Sumnall, the museum's finds liaison officer, admitted its full story would never be known. "The tide is very good at sorting things so if there were any bones associated with it, they would have moved," she said.
It is not believed that Senator Edward Kennedy is in any way connected to what may have been a water connected death of a prisoner...
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