Who Loves a Good Mystery? The Death of King Ludwig II Reconsidered by a Forensic Economist, Part 2

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. In part 2 of this series, we look at the general background of time and place--The central European country of Bavaria in the last quarter of the nineteenth century.

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