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How missing girl's family was 'sworn to secrecy' in deathbed confession over 1. By. Paul Harris for the Daily Mail. Updated. 1. 2: 4. GMT, 4 February 2. The last time they saw her she was cycling to the station. Emma Alice Smith was a pretty young thing - long dark hair and big brown eyes, with the kind of smile that would have brightened anyone's day in the village. Sussex Police have reopened the case of Emma Smith, circled and below, who disappeared in 1.
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This picture is believed to be either Waldron village or her school 'stoolball' team. But one morning in 1. They scoured the countryside for days afterwards but never found a trace.
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Had the 1. 6- year- old servant been kidnapped or murdered? Did she run away, or take her own life? The questions appeared to have tormented her family and baffled police for the best part of a century. But not all of her relatives were so clueless, it now seems. Today Emma- Alice's great nephew said today that his family had been sworn to secrecy after a man confessed to killing her as he lay on his deathbed.
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David Wright told police that an unnamed man had confessed on his deathbed in 1. His great aunt Lillian, who died in 1. Now a painstaking police investigation has begun to try to piece together what happened, find her remains - and reunite her with the family that has longed to give her a dignified burial. If the investigation succeeds, it will close the file on a puzzle worthy of Agatha Christie - who, coincidentally, vanished temporarily at almost the same time as Emma. She lived with her parents, four sisters and two brothers in Waldron, East Sussex, and was in domestic service for a family in nearby Tunbridge Wells. Some time in December 1. Horam station, where she would have caught a train to work.
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She was never seen again. No clues were ever found, no note, and no sign of her bicycle. Her disappearance became legend in the area (and endured long after Agatha Christie was found 2. Yorkshire hotel). Actress in the amateur film Finding Esther, which is based on Emma's disappearance. But decades passed - and the name of Emma Smith faded into obscurity. It would almost certainly have remained there - had it not been for a chance remark to someone from the local amateur dramatic society.
Ten years ago scriptwriter Valerie Chidson was studying some local history photographs- that included one of the village stoolball team (stoolball is said to be a forerunner of cricket). Someone told her that one of the faces in the photograph was that of a girl who vanished in 1. The story intrigued her and she bookmarked it in her mind as having potential for a short film. Soon afterwards, by complete coincidence, she happened to overhear two women saying they had come back to the village to lay flowers on a family grave. They had with them a village history book. The book contained that same picture of Emma. The women were members of her family.
Valerie said they told her what they knew about the girl and added: 'They felt justice had not been done for this young woman and that something should be done about it.'The story which emerged was that Emma's younger sister Lillian had been tending a terminally ill man in the early 1. He claimed he had destroyed any evidence and disposed of her body, and the bike, in a local pond. It was initially unclear why Lillian did not go to the police. But now it has emerged it was because she had been sworn to secrecy and feared the truth would unleash a scandal.
Another scene from Finding Esther. Detectives immediately reopened the case. So what did happen to the girl with the enchanting smile? Valerie's short film about Emma, called Finding Esther, was a production by Waldron Community Players.
In a fictional account, they reconstruct Emma's disappearance and the 'confession', changing the names of some of the characters. The plot involves her having a liaison with someone - to the displeasure of a villager who has long been fixated by her beauty. He rips a crucifix from her neck, saying she has no right to wear it while 'carrying on' with the other man. But it causes her to fall from her bike and - fatally - bang her head. Valerie, who toured the area with detectives, said: 'The police probably didn't take much interest because there was no body. The general belief was that she ran away.
Only her father said she would never have done this.' Indeed the uncertainty about his daughter's fate haunted Sydney Smith for the rest of his life. In the 1. 96. 0s, he put out a national SOS radio broadcast to help find her and give him peace of mind before he died. Detective Chief Inspector Trevor Bowles, of Sussex Police, said the investigation was not to 'point the finger' at an alleged murderer - simply to find Emma. It is believed that some ponds that existed in the 1. However, tests that can detect traces of human remains in water will be carried out at various sites.