A narrative Read the story and put the paragraphs in the correct order

A narrative Read the story and put the paragraphs in the correct order. 
On 10th July 1993, hairdresser Gavin Templar left his shop in Bury, Lancashire with a sign in the window which said he would be back on 21st July. Seeing the sign, regular customers were not surprised because they knew that Templar always took his summer holidays in July. Correct ten spelling mistakes in the paragraph below. Templars family were absolutly determined to find explanation for his mysteryous disapearance. They knew that he had appeared woried in the days before he closed the shop. Continuing their enquiries, they eventualy discovered that the head of the anti-bullfighting organization had been a custemer in Templar’s shop. When they recieved information that this man had the same name as Templar’s laywer, they knew they were close to discoverring the truth. But, by then, it was already too late. Shirley Shepard and her husband had vannished.
Being absolutely fanatical about bullfighting, Templar always went to Spain for his holidays. His hairdressing salon was covered in bullfighting posters and he shared his passion with his customers. 'He always asked how you were and talked about the weather,’ said one customer, ‘but you knew that, within a few minutes, the subject would change to bullfighting.'
It was only after the announcement of Templar’s death in July 2004 that his disappearance became really mysterious. Later that month, the head of a British anti-bullfighting organization received a letter from Shirley Shepard. Templar’s lawyer, saying that he had left him £250,000 in his will. Templar had written this new will on the day before he vanished.
But that year, Templar did not return. At first, no one was worried about him, thinking that he had decided to stay in Spain. He had often said that he wanted to live there. After a while, however, his family began to suspect that something had happened to him. They began to make their own enquiries and, before long, they discovered that he had not got onto his plane or checked into his hotel. They contacted the police at once. An investigation was launched, but Templar was never seen again. Finding no trace of him after ten years, the police eventually pronounced him dead.