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UPDATE... ON THE LOST CHORD!
This an update of my earlier post on the 'Lost Chord,' you can read it here.Doctors investigate Czech clue in 'Piano Man' case!Doctors caring for the Piano Man, the talented but silent musician found on the Kent coast seven weeks ago, will seek to confirm his identity this week as a formally trained Czech pianist.Using information obtained by The Independent, staff looking after the patient, who has not said a word since he was found in wet clothes, will try to establish if he is Tomas Strnad, the son of a Prague dentist with an ability to play classical music from memory.Continue reading
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