A midnight encounter and why the last person to see Lucan alive was an 'infatuated' former deb who defended him to the grave...

Goodbye, Susie - thank you. That brief sentence, uttered on a doorstep in East Sussex in the early hours of Friday, November 8, 1974, are the last words known to have been spoken by Lord Lucan.

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