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1948年12月1日,在澳大利亚阿德莱德市的一个海滩上,人们发现了一具男尸。自那以后60多年中,关于这具男尸的身份、年龄、死因等,虽然不断有新的线索、新的推测出现,却始终没有找到确切答案。2011年10月,有人根据最新线索,提出发掘这具尸体以进行DNA鉴定的请求,但遭到了澳大利亚总律师的拒绝。这桩被称为“澳大利亚有史以来最大谜案”和“世界十大谜案”之一的案件,再次引起公众的关注。1948年11月30日晚7时,珠宝商约翰·拜恩·利昂和妻子在澳大利亚港口城市阿德莱德附近的旅游胜地萨默顿海滩散步。当他们朝着格雷尔沙滩走去时,
On December 1, 1948, a man was found on a beach in Adelaide, Australia. Over the past 60 years or so, the identity, age, and cause of death of this male corpse have not been able to find any definite answer, despite new clues and new speculation. In October 2011, a request to discover the body for DNA testing was made based on the latest clues but was rejected by the Chief Australian attorney. This case, known as one of the “biggest mysteries in Australia’s history” and one of “the 10 mysteries in the world,” again raised the public’s eye. On the evening of November 30, 1948, at 7 p.m., jeweler John Byrne Leon and his wife took a walk on the sandy SoMon beach, a tourist attraction near the port city of Adelaide, Australia. As they walked toward Grylle Beach,