In 1926, Agatha Christie disappeared for 11 days ... There had been entire days when I felt like relinquishing him to Nancy [Archie's mistress] and losing myself in my writing, my family, and ...

In 1926 legendary mystery author Agatha Christie disappeared ... in the first-person voice of Archie’s mistress. Nan O’Dea—who in real-life was known as Nancy Neele—is 26 years old and ...

What is believed to have sparked the incident was the author's first husband, Archibald Christie, asking for a divorce in August 1926. He had an affair with a woman named Nancy Neele, leaving his ...

That morning, Archie had told Agatha that he wanted a divorce to marry his mistress, Nancy Neele, who was also a weekend guest at that house. At 8 a.m. the next morning, Christie's car was ...

Through her marriage to Archibald Christie ... with his golfing partner, Nancy Neele. The result was an intriguing 11-day disappearance. Suffering from amnesia, Christie had signed herself into ...

and her husband Colonel Archibald Christie (‘Archie’) was having an affair with one Nancy Neele. Archie made little effort to disguise this affair, and on the day that Agatha disappeared he ...

In real life, Christie's desire to keep her handsome husband by her side was to be thwarted. Humiliated by the episode, and more determined than ever to go off with Nancy, Archie divorced Agatha ...

Nancy Neele, out of the papers?” When Christie resurfaced, following a national search and intensive press coverage that painted Archie Christie not only as an adulterer but quite possibly a ...

On 3 December 1926, after Archie had gone to spend a weekend with friends – and presumably Nancy Neele – Agatha disappeared. The next day, Surrey police were alerted to Christie’s abandoned car.