Ann Widdecombe's death is "not an Agatha Christie novel," Tory MP Iain Duncan Smith told LBC (03:20), as he criticised Nigel Farage for speculating around her death and claiming her killing was "preme
Of course Farage would be the first to capitalise on this tragedy. He has a long track record on this. He just can’t help himself opening his nasty gob.
"if you were the leader of the opposition would you really have close dealings with a convicted money launderer and then expect people to ignore allegations of money laundering?"
The truth is Farage would take any opportunity to light the blue touch paper. If the perpetrator hadn’t been white he would have already told his followers they were collectively being attacked.
It’s sad we live in a society where a person meets a horrible death at the hands of someone else. It is also sad that the media and others can’t let the Police get on with their job without inflaming the situation.
You can rely on Farage to make a drama out of a crisis. Anything to put him front and centre as long as you dont mention his iffy donors or rich cronies.
The CCTV video released by Farage regarding the journalists doing their job by calling on the house he was registered as residing at, and had been photographed outside of, showed a car pulling up on the drive. He is trying to conflate this with his narrative of he being placed in danger. There is no thought for AW and her family just this POS trying to exploit a narrative.
If Farage has already solved the case shouldnt he hand his evidence over the the old bill?
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