News about Charles Webb

In a series of candid family photographs and divorce papers, the Somerton Man's mystery was uncovered almost 70 years after he was discovered dead on an Adelaide beach. Since he died all alone at Somerton Park in Adelaide in 1948, the man's identity has been shrouded in mystery, sparking rumors that he was either a jilted lover or had ties to Cold War spies. Researchers were able to match DNA from the Somerton Man to Stuart and Cristy Webb and Antero Bonifacio in June, causing the family members to take a look at memory lane and discover Carl 'Charles' Webb's brief biography and painful past.

In this Melbourne Swinburne Technical College players' portrait (right), a 'Somerton man' who was discovered on a beach in 1948 and sparked a 74-year mystery as to his identity could be one of the junior footballers photographed in this Melbourne Swinburne Technical College portrait (right). Since he died alone at Somerton Park in Adelaide in 1948, sparking suspicion that he was related to a jilted lover or had links to Cold War spies, his identity has been shrouded in secrecy. According to recent reports, the man named Charles Webb (left) was enrolled in the college and his birthdate matches that of a 'C Webb' who appears in the picture.