The bloke lived in a terraced house, eh up, so house next door is clearly visible.

Wide-Angle Lenses: Modern video doorbells like Rings feature ultra-wide fish-eye or wide-angle lenses (usually covering between 150 to 180 degrees horizontally). This expansive field of view easily captures anyone walking down the front path, stepping onto the pavement, and opening a car door parked anywhere in the immediate vicinity of the property.

Please block me, your nonsense is too much to take, lol.

Police are very slow, they now say it was a "targeted attack" that was obvious from the start

How reliable is unknown, but someone on X' just released his name as Barry George' previously convicted then released of the murder of Jill Dando the plot thickens🤔

1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

Police are very slow, they now say it was a "targeted attack" that was obvious from the start

A blind man could see that.

The UK Police just embarrass themselves with their attempts to keep the public misinformed. It always backfires yet they never learn.

34 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

How reliable is unknown, but someone on X' just released his name as Barry George' previously convicted then released of the murder of Jill Dando the plot thickens🤔

Fake news, you need to be able to tell what's plausible and what isn't

4 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Fake news, you need to be able to tell what's plausible and what isn't

Read my post first especially "how reliable is unknown" before making claptrap judgements🤔

On 7/12/2026 at 8:19 AM, WorriedNoodle said:

As an avid armchair detective such as your esteemed self, I thought you would have picked up on the news that there is no evidence the murder is political thus far, so your constant "lefty" comments reflect more on your desire to politicize this tragedy than the tragedy itself.

Going back over the thread it's funny how you lefties were wrong, @bannork the most wrong, clinging onto the burglary theory @Chomper Higgot @johnnybangkok @Palatus all slow thinkers let's hope they aren't in the police force

3 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

Read my post first especially "how reliable is unknown" before making claptrap judgements🤔

you guys just looking for conspiracy stories, waste of time

15 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Going back over the thread it's funny how you lefties were wrong, @bannork the most wrong, clinging onto the burglary theory @Chomper Higgot @johnnybangkok @Palatus all slow thinkers let's hope they aren't in the police force

I think most of those you tagged are more likely to be wanted by the police, than in the force. 😄

18 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Going back over the thread it's funny how you lefties were wrong, @bannork the most wrong, clinging onto the burglary theory @Chomper Higgot @johnnybangkok @Palatus all slow thinkers let's hope they aren't in the police force

You don't get the last word on this.

Just exactly how am I wrong? My original post only pointed out why the police these days are forced to confirm a persons skin colour as white to try and stop the right-wing, social media proganda machine going into over-drive with the usual consequence of all hell breaking loose. I never mentioned anything about the 'burglary theory' or any other theory for that matter as unlike you, I get my facts once ALL of the information is out. You on the other hand have been consistently saying it was done by some 'crazy lefty' with absolutely no evidence whatsoever to support this. Even now the police/anti-terrorism police are only saying it is likely a 'targeted attack' but even they have not confirmed it as a terrorist act and certainly haven't pointed any fingers (as yet) at your favourit boogeyman, those damn annoying 'crazy lefty's'.

But you just go ahead and jump to your (wrong) conclusion and try and gloat over this tragedy in your typical, uneducated fashion.

P.S. And one last time since your reading comprehension seems to be non-exhistant, I'm NOT a 'lefty' as I've expalined numerous times to you before.

P.P.S. I still don't think you even understand what a 'lefty' is.

Edited July 15Jul 15 by johnnybangkok

18 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

I think most of those you tagged are more likely to be wanted by the police, than in the force. 😄

Ridiculous post even by your awful standards.

Gotcha it was 2 queer.😁

The Terrorist Division are also working on the case.

2 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Police are very slow, they now say it was a "targeted attack" that was obvious from the start

Be reasonable, the UK police have a very demanding job. Catching people for saying naughty things on the internet and the like. They don't have time for such trivial things like murder and other such offences.

1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

Going back over the thread it's funny how you lefties were wrong, @bannork the most wrong, clinging onto the burglary theory @Chomper Higgot @johnnybangkok @Palatus all slow thinkers let's hope they aren't in the police force

You should have offered the police your services from your bar-stool in Thailand, to speed up the investigation without the unnecessary normal police procedural checks and balances. GBNews would have sent a reporter out to you for your final judgement I'm sure.

7 minutes ago, Palatus said:

You should have offered the police your services from your bar-stool in Thailand, to speed up the investigation without the unnecessary normal police procedural checks and balances. GBNews would have sent a reporter out to you for your final judgement I'm sure.

To some of us it was obvious, not you, maybe you don't do politics, particularly what's going on with the right

1 minute ago, bannork said:

Only you and other white nationalists are determined to make it all about race and

'leftists'.

It's clearly very disappointing for those determined to use the murder to promote racial hatred that the suspect is white, British, and even worse, from that great county where folk don't use definite articles and are the salt of earth ( British, and no definite article).

When certain posters wax on about indigenous white British culture, I think back to the early 70s in Yorkshire- the plain, dull food, skinheads roaming the streets vandalising phone boxes, the myopic outlook of the locals, at the time over 80% of the East Riding of Yorkshire's natives remained living in Yorkshire all their lives, "no need to leave son, yer can see rest of world on telly.".

A stifling, dull culture.

Thank god that pot's been stirred into life with the arrival of different styles of music, foods, religions and languages.

Who could ever sit through a dull Sunday morning Church of England service again when you can hear the joyful singing of Carribbean congregations.

There are wonderful aspects to our culture- democracy, a sense of fair play and manners, some great comedy and tremendous music, but if Britain ever went back to what Rupert Lowe and Restore want a white Britain only, what a dull country that would be!

13 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Nothing compared to Reform, loner looney lefties are the worst, like the murderer of AW

That explains why Farage is never in Clacton attending to his constituents' needs.

16 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

He's got more important things to do, Starmer often in Holborn? I imagine Clacton residents understand Farage's much more important responsibilities, growing the party etc

1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

Going back over the thread it's funny how you lefties were wrong, @bannork the most wrong, clinging onto the burglary theory @Chomper Higgot @johnnybangkok @Palatus all slow thinkers let's hope they aren't in the police force

1 hour ago, JonnyF said:

I think most of those you tagged are more likely to be wanted by the police, than in the force. 😄

I discarded the burglar theory once the first suspect from Newton Abbot, only 12 miles away was released. Plainly no-one would come all the way from Rotherham to rob a house. In Devon.

What is of interest now is motive. Is the suspect a lone wolf, part of a group, or a hired hand by a third party.

1 hour ago, JonnyF said:

A blind man could see that.

The UK Police just embarrass themselves with their attempts to keep the public misinformed. It always backfires yet they never learn.

Nonsense. The first suspect was from Newton Abbot, a few miles away. Burglary was a possible motive. The error of Devon and Cornwall police was to say there was no apparent political motive. They should have left it open.

Still, kudos for the swift apprehension of the second suspect.

8 minutes ago, bannork said:

Nonsense. The first suspect was from Newton Abbot, a few miles away. Burglary was a possible motive. The error of Devon and Cornwall police was to say there was no apparent political motive. They should have left it open.

Still, kudos for the swift apprehension of the second suspect.

But they had the wrong guy.

So based on having the wrong guy, they compounded that error by announcing it wasn't political. They should have said they are investigating and not ruling anything out.

Mistake after mistake. Clueless.

33 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

To some of us it was obvious, not you, maybe you don't do politics, particularly what's going on with the right

It was obvious to the police once they promptly and competently arrested the second suspect, duh!

Just now, JonnyF said:

But they had the wrong guy.

So based on having the wrong guy, they compounded that error by announcing it wasn't political. They should have said they are investigating and not ruling anything out.

Mistake after mistake. Clueless.

No, not clueless. One error which was swiftly rectified. The original suspect freed, the second swiftly arrested.

Your contempt for the police is unwarranted. Perhaps you'd prefer an American style, go in with guns blazing.

2 minutes ago, bannork said:

Your contempt for the police is unwarranted.

I assume you haven't been paying attention to recent events.

Henry Nowak would be a good place to start.

23 minutes ago, bannork said:

What is of interest now is motive. Is the suspect a lone wolf, part of a group, or a hired hand by a third party.

So that's 3 options, have a guess based on all your experience?

2 minutes ago, bannork said:

Nonsense. The first suspect was from Newton Abbot, a few miles away. Burglary was a possible motive. The error of Devon and Cornwall police was to say there was no apparent political motive. They should have left it open.

Still, kudos for the swift apprehension of the second suspect.

That's not quite the wording the police used. They said they had no evidence "at this time", that the offence was politically motivated, but that they were keeping an open mind. Which was true then and based on police statements, is still true now.

It is the case that they are investigating whether there was a political motive but they still don't know definitively one way or the other - and presumably won't, unless the suspect tells them or they find something he's written or said to others.

As mentioned in the article below:

Investigators are considering whether leftwing, anarchist and single-issue terrorism (LASIT) played a role in the suspect’s alleged motivation, but are keeping an open mind as new material emerges.

[...]

Sources stress the investigation is at an early stage, and warn that initial assumptions can change as inquiries progress.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jul/14/ann-widdecombe-killing-police-investigating-possible-leftwing-motivation

Edited July 15Jul 15 by GroveHillWanderer

12 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

I assume you haven't been paying attention to recent events.

Henry Nowak would be a good place to start.

That was a terrible error, consequently acknowledged by the police with resignations and possible prosecutions following.

Easy to point out one error, people forget or often don't acknowledge all the cases solved.

17 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

So that's 3 options, have a guess based on all your experience?

How can one guess without evidence?

9 minutes ago, bannork said:

That was a terrible error, consequently acknowledged by the police with resignations and possible prosecutions following.

Easy to point out one error, people forget or often don't acknowledge all the cases solved.

It's not just one error, though is it?

It's a pattern of behaviour.

UK Man Was Assaulted By Attackers. Cops Arrested Him Instead As Accused Fled

16 minutes ago, bannork said:

How can one guess without evidence?

educated guess, you're waiting to be told. I said days ago, it's an unhinged loner looney lefty who was offended by something Anne had said or her beliefs, he probably has stalker tendencies

Edited July 15Jul 15 by scubascuba3

If it ends up there was a sexual motivation then execute him on the spot .

13 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

educated guess, you're waiting to be told. I said days ago, it's a unhinged loner looney lefty who was offended by something Anne had said or her beliefs, he probably has stalker tendencies

Why would you do that? Is your life so sad you have nothing else to do? The police have asked the public to stop speculating, since it can spread misinformation and really hurt the people close to Anne. It's tough, because we all want answers, but respecting the investigation and the family’s privacy matters most right now.