As swiftly as it came, it disappeared, leaving no trace.
Around 70% of hen harriers die of natural causes in their first year and of Murphy's 47 tracked birds, 37 disappeared without a trace.
The leak was so amateur (can this be Carmichael's first time?) it took only a few phone records to trace it, not the reported £1.4m.
I have enjoyed it beyond words and believe we have left a lasting monument to those writers who would dare to trace our footsteps.
Additionally, said Tomori, technology such as mobile phones has made it much easier for the emergency operations centre to trace people at any particular time.
Fennell simply opened the doors leaving no trace of the intrusion and leaving victims unaware that they had been targeted.
And not a trace of kangaroo about him.
Hume and Mallon can trace their political lineage back to the founding father of peaceful constitutional nationalism, Daniel O'Connell, and on through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries to Charles Stewart Parnell to John Redmond.
By then, locals say, as many as 30 young men had disappeared without a trace.
On page 81, Nencini grapples with the question of how Knox and Sollecito could have participated in the murder but left no more than a single, hotly disputed trace of themselves at the scene.
In court filings obtained by the Guardian, investigators said "careful consideration" had been given to whether they should attempt to trace what remains of the £29m – equivalent to almost £60m today – Nadir is convicted of stealing.
