A four metre tiger shark vomits up a human arm in Sydney Australia.
This leads police to investigate the strangest murder mystery that the city has ever seen.

In April 1935, a fisherman caught a four metre tiger shark in Sydney Australia. The tiger shark was then brought to COOGEE AQUARIUM where it vomited up a tattooed human arm.
The case only gets weirder from there.

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The Shark Arm Case happened in Sydney, Australia in April 1935. Fishermen caught a 14-foot long live tiger shark. It was put on display in Coogee Aquarium but at about 5 pm on 25 April 1935 (Anzac Day) the shark regurgitated a tattooed human arm. The arm was well preserved and it had a tattoo of two boxers. It had a rope tied around its wrist. A medical examination showed it had been cut off not bitten off. The shark had eaten the arm at least 8 days before. Clearly, this was a case of murder, not an accidental death. But where was the rest of the body?



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