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British Spy's Death 'May Never Be Explained' (newsy-allvideos)

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**BY MEREDITH BALDWIN**

**ANCHOR LAUREN GORES**

It's turning into somewhat of a Houdini story...the death of a 31-year-old
British spy more than a year ago is a case investigators can't seem to crack.

Now -- a coroner's observations are bringing the case back in the spotlight.
Here's WUSA:

** "British police may never know exactly what happened to an MI6 agent. This
is so bizarre. The body of a 31-year-old man named Gareth Williams was found
in the bathtub at a London apartment inside a padlocked duffel bag."**

But then the story gets even weirder. A CBS correspondent takes a look at what
investigators found after going into Williams' flat:

**"Detectives found no sign of a struggle inside the apartment. And nothing to
show whether this was a homicide or a suicide." **

But, today - a year and a half after Williams' death - the coroner says his
death was "criminally mediated". More than a week passed between Williams'
death and his port-mortem exam. Here's The Guardian:

** "On the balance of probability … the 'highly unusual circumstances' of
Williams's death had immediately raised the possibility of foul play, which
had prompted 'endless ...

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American Spelling: Is it duffle or duffel?

This is going to drive me insane until I find out.

I am writing a story (SPN slash if you want to know....which you probably don't, but hey). I was reading over a draft when I noticed that I kept spelling duffle/duffel (as in 'duffel/duffle bag') differently, but it wasn't being picked up by the spell check.

What is the correct American spelling for duffle/duffel (if there is such a thing).

Thanks,
~S

It is written either way, though duffel (e.g., duffel bag) is the way I've seen it most. The word came from the name of the town Duffel in Belgium.