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Since writing a few articles on the savage murder of Ann Widdecombe I have been contacted by several people pointing out what they see as the seeming improbability of certain elements of the “official story” and I thought I might talk these through with you to see if we can make any sense of it!
For starters, is it possible that the alleged suspect, Joshua Kerry, left his home on that fateful Wednesday morning in Byrley Road in Rotherham and drove to Ann’s house at Haytor Vale on the eastern edge of Dartmoor to arrive around 12.30? The Police believe that this is the approximate time that the murder was committed.
I asked AI to consider that specific journey at that time on that particular morning and it suggested that that it would take more like 5-5.5 hours! That does not allow for a refreshment break or refuelling.
Arriving by 12:30 would require essentially perfect free-flow conditions with no delays—possible on a quiet day but not reliable for peak-time midweek.
This seems to coincide with the experience of some of my readers who have done similar transits and the punchline is that is is extremely unlikely that anyone could travel that distance in the time that is suggested.
Now, there is the possibility that the timestamp in the above image is wrong and that the suspect left earlier. AI has suggested 6.30am-7am as a more realistic departure time. But the timestamp says 7.51am and that raises big questions, if true.
Of course the Counter terrorism police have indicated that they have CCTV footage of the suspect arriving, potentially of the actual 2 minute killing. But then that raises the uncomfortable question – WHO exactly was the alleged killer?
This is the first image the world saw of Joshua Kerry. It was taken in 2022 as far as I can best understand . It shows him at his place of work.
However, this is the quite the image of the man who got into the Red Corsa car.
Again, I asked AI to compare the two images, seeking clarity.
Here is the response;
No, these do not appear to be the same person.The two photos show clear, consistent differences that go beyond temporary changes like weight, clothing, or a haircut
While extreme weight gain, a dramatic haircut/shave, and other changes could theoretically alter someone’s appearance a lot, the core facial structure, proportions, and overall look here don’t line up closely enough to suggest it’s the same individual.
So once again, AI is indicating a core problem with the official narrative. AI could be wrong of course. But then again…..
There is a further interesting image of the suspect being driven from court.
Is this the same guy? I don’t know, but the physical changes do seem quite remarkable. I wonder what you make of this? We know from other high profile cases like that of Axel Rudakubuna that initial images shared of suspects can be misleading, whether this is by intent is a matter of some conjecture.
Once again I asked AI if the image of the man getting into the Corsa on that fateful morning is similar to the man being driven from Court.
It is possible in theory, but it appears unlikely based on the visible details.
Here’s a direct comparison of the two photos:
Facial hair: The man in the car has a distinctive, full reddish-brown mustache (somewhat thick/drooping) connected to a chin beard and sideburns. The shirtless man shows little to no matching mustache or structured beard in the available angle and lighting—his lower face looks smoother or at most lightly stubbled.
Face shape and features: The car photo shows a more defined, medium-build face (jawline visible under the beard, average nose tip). The shirtless man has a fuller, rounder face consistent with higher body fat.
Hair: Both have short brown hair, but the shirtless man’s is clearly curly/wavy; the car man’s hair is mostly obscured by the visor/mirror, so this isn’t decisive.
Body: The car man’s visible shoulder, neck, and arm (in a grey sweatshirt) look average. The shirtless man is significantly heavier, with a large belly and chest.
And what’s really weird about that is that these images are just a few weeks apart.
I am sure we all hope that justice is done and that whoever carried out the act is held responsible but it’s reasonable that we consider these matters rather than just blandly accept all we are told.
