In the spring of 2022, we told the life and miracles of the banker Alfred Loewenstein in a story that began, precisely, with his death in strange circumstances. On July 4, 1928, as his Fokker Trimotor was crossing the English Channel, the magnate opened the door that led to the outside of the cabin and plunged to his death. As the causes of the accident were never clarified, the shadow of suspicion loomed over all the characters who surrounded him. Inevitably, when looking for beneficiaries of a possible murder, the eyes turned to two men, Albert Samuel Pam and Frederick Szarvasy, both partners of Loewenstein.