The Case of Roger Tickborne

In 1884, after serving a ten years sentence, the man the public had come to know as the claimant was released from prison. Ironically, his time in jail had made him look even more like roger tickborne than ever before. His old supporters attempted to rally into their populous political movement, but the claimant had no interest in any of that. Instead, he made paid appearances at dance halls and circuses and married a young music hall singer. Before coming back to england, a newspaper paid him a few hundred pounds for a confession that he was arthur orton all along. But no one in america cared about who he was either. And the claimant worked as a bartender