Campbell Live investigates the Moroccan double tragedy

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Tue, 30 Aug 2011 7:00p.m.

Roger and Tilly Lamb

Roger and Tilly Lamb

Wealthy British husband and wife Roger and Tilly Lamb fell to their deaths in separate incidents on holiday in Morocco, leaving their four sons orphaned.

The double tragedy has friends, family and authorities bewildered. Speculation is rife. Was it suicide? Foul play? Coincidence? Reports are conflicting.

Roger Lamb spent the last 10 months living in Christchurch. Does the life he led here hold any clues? Natasha Utting investigates

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01 Sep 2011 05:09a.m.

noa wrote:

Having been a guest at the hotel at the time Roger Lamb jumped, it was clearly suicide.I was by the pool in front of the lobby where his body lay twisted as hotel staff asked if there was a Dr or Nurse amongst us. It was not a balcony he fell from but a spiral stairwell. Considering where his body landed, he was not pushed down nor did he throw himself down the stairs themselves. He clearly jumped over the railing of the 2 floor staircase. The body landed 1 meter away from the lobby on the couch at the bottom under the staircase. If he had been pushed to his death, I would think a murderer smarter then to push a man 2 short stories onto a couch. There was a good chance of surviving such a fall even if it was not the case for Roger Lamb. He was accepted at the sofitel while investigations went on concerning his wife since he wasn't allowed to leave the country. (Not insinuating foul play but simply implying the police were investigating his wife's odd death as any law enforcers anywhere would of) I was told that the children's aunt was also present and assume she was the lady I saw accompanying the children.