It has been speculated that Grayson was murdered to prevent his revealing evidence of corruption. A comprehensive biography by David G. Clark suggests he possibly survived into the 1950s under a pseudonym. Clark believes Grayson was bribed in order to keep quiet about the honours scandal, and was told to forge a new identity. See also List of people who disappeared Vic Feather (1908–76) – a prominent 1970s trade union leader who was named after Grayson Footnotes Further reading David Clark, Victor Grayson: Labour's Lost Leader (Quartet Books, London, 1985) Reg Groves, The Strange Case of Victor Grayson (Pluto Press, London, 1975) ISBN 0- 902818775 Harry Taylor, Victor Grayson: In Search of Britain's Lost Revolutionary (Pluto Press, London, 2021) ISBN 9780745343983 External links 1881 births 1920s missing person cases Year of death unknown Alumni of the Victoria University of Manchester LGBT members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom British Socialist Party members English people of Scottish descent English Unitarians Independent Labour Party MPs English LGBT politicians Bisexual men Bisexual politicians Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies Missing person cases in England New Zealand Army personnel Politicians from Liverpool UK MPs 1906–1910