'Blood spattered the walls, a woman's body was in a mail sack': Read the bombshell Lord Lucan dossier that gruesomely describes how Britain's most notorious fugitive killed his nanny and tried to murd

This is the sensational, never-before-seen Scotland Yard report from almost 50 years ago that finally reveals the definitive account of the Lord Lucan mystery. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST HERE The Trial of Lord Lucan: Follow The Mail's brand new podcast wherever you get your podcasts Metropolitan Police Cannon Row Police Station 'A' Divn Re The Murder of Sandra Rivett and the Attempted Murder of the Countess of Lucan To: Commander, 'A' Division This report deals with the murder of ­Sandra Rivett, 29, a children's nurse, and the attempted murder of Lady Veronica Lucan, 37, at 46, Lower Belgrave Street, London SW1, on November 7, 1974 by the Earl of Lucan. Therefore, on Tuesday November 12, 1974, following consultation with the Director of Public Prosecutions' Office, I made a successful application to Mr E. Russell at Bow Street Magistrates' Court, for warrants to arrest Lord Lucan for the murder of Sandra Rivett and the attempted murder of his wife, Lady Veronica Lucan. Alexander Ingleby-McKenzie, 41, an insurance broker, of London W1, attended Eton with Lord Lucan and comments on Lady Lucan's behaviour and the disparity between her and her husband. Verified overdrafts and debts of Lord Lucan Overdrafts Coutts & Co, Strand, London, EC2 -£2,841 Lloyds Bank Ltd, Cox and Kings Branch, 6, Pall Mall, London SW1 - £4,379 Midland Bank Ltd, Newgate Street, London EC1 - £5,667 National Westminster Bank Ltd, Bloomsbury Wat, London SC2 - £1,290 Debts or Loans Selim Zilkha -£3,000 Edgware Trust -£3,000 Dowager Lady Lucan Dowager Lady Lucan - £4,000 Clermont Club, Berkeley Square, London W1 - £10,000 Total: £34,177 One can only speculate on the total costs of the High Court action involving the children.