Disappearance
Agatha Christie Agatha Miller was born on September 15 1890 in Torquay, County Devon. Her parents were wealthy immigrants from the United States. She was the youngest daughter in the family of Miller. In the family, Miller had two children: Margaret Freres (1879-1950) and his son Louis Montana "Monty" (1880-1929). Agatha received a good education at home, in particular, music, and only stage fright prevented her from becoming muzykantom.Vo the First World War, Agatha worked as a nurse at the hospital, she liked the profession, and she spoke of her as "one of the most rewarding professions, which can engage people " [6]. She also worked as a pharmacist, which subsequently postponed its mark on the work of 83 crimes in her works have been committed by poisoning [7]. In the first Agatha Christie was married on Christmas Day in 1914 to Colonel Archibald Christie, in which was already in love several years - even when he was a lieutenant. They had a daughter - Rosalind. This period marked the beginning of a creative way of Agatha Christie. In 1920 was published first novel, Christy, " The Mysterious Affair at Styles. " There is speculation that the reason for seeking to Christie detective was a dispute with his older sister Madge (already proved himself as a writer) that it is also able to create something worthy of publication. Only in the seventh edition published manuscript was printed in 2000 copies. Aspiring writer, got £ 25 fee [8]. Disappearance In 1926 Agatha's mother died. At the end of that year, husband of Agatha Christie Archibald confessed to infidelity and divorce asked, as in love with his colleague on the golf Nancy Neal. After a quarrel in early December 1926 Agatha disappeared from his home, leaving a letter to his secretary, which alleged that went to Yorkshire. Her disappearance triggered a loud public outcry, because the writer has already appeared admirers of her work [9]. Within 11 days of the whereabouts of Christie's did not know anything. Car was found Agatha, in the cabin which was discovered her coat. A few days later was also found herself a writer. As it turned out, Agatha Christie, registered under the name of Teresa Nile in a small spa hotel Swan Hydropathic Hotel (now the Old Swan Hotel) [10]. Christy does not explain the disappearance, and two doctors diagnosed her amnesia caused by head injury. The reasons for the disappearance of Agatha Christie's British psychologist analyzed Andrew Norman in his book, "Ready-portrait" (Engl. The Finished Portrait) [11], where he in particular, argues that the hypothesis that traumatic amnesia does not hold water, because the behavior of Agatha Christie's evidence to the contrary: she registered at the hotel under the name of a mistress of her husband, spent time playing the piano, spa treatments, a visit to the library. However, after reviewing all the evidence of Norman came to the conclusion that there was a dissociative fugue, caused by severe mental illness. According to another version, the disappearance of her has been conceived specifically to avenge her husband, whom police would inevitably suspect in the murder of the writer. Despite their mutual affection in the beginning, the marriage of Archibald and Agatha Christie ended in divorce in 1928.
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