Who Loves a Good Mystery? The Death of King Ludwig II Reconsidered by a Forensic Economist, Part 1

Real-world mysteries make great puzzles. Attempting to solve them helps us to sharpen our minds. Furthermore, these mysteries are fun. However, the primary rule for this kind of puzzle-solving is to remain scientific and objective, lest one drifts into the realm of unsupportable conspiracy theory, for or against any official story. Kingdom of Bavaria in the year 1886: The case of King Ludwig II is scrutinized by reviewing the history of the person and times, the revisiting the official story of his death, considering contrasting assertions, and weighing the evidence that has come to light during the past 130 years.

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