Inside reclusive Ann Widdecombe murder suspect’s council house with news clippings of Farage pinned to the walls

ANN Widdecombe’s reclusive murder suspect pinned newspaper clippings about Nigel Farage and Reform UK to the walls in his council house. Sources said police discovered a mass of articles at Joshua Kerry’s address during his arrest. Ann Widdecombe’s reclusive murder suspect Joshua Kerry pinned newspaper clippings about Nigel Farage and Reform UK to the walls in his council house Credit: The Sun The articles on the walls were all about Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, his party and their immigration policies, said a source Credit: Wayne Perry – Commissioned by The Sun The discovery and a forensic search of his devices led terror cops to take full charge of the investigation amid a growing belief that the 78-year-old former MP’s death was politically motivated. One source said: “The articles on the walls were all about Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, his party and their immigration policies. “Other discoveries saw Counter Terrorism officers take overall charge of the police investigation. “It would appear he had a profound dislike of the party, its leader and its policies.” Police believe Strictly star and Reform immigration spokeswoman Ann was battered to death at her Devon home on July 8 at around 12.30pm. CCTV footage obtained by The Sun showed Kerry leaving his home in Rotherham, South Yorks, just before 8am that day. An object described by neighbours as “a wooden baton” was sticking out of the pocket of his shorts. The footage also showed him pulling back on to his driveway at around 6pm. Police believe Ann was battered to death at her Devon home on July 8 at around 12.30pm Credit: Alamy The discovery of articles at Kerry’s address during his arrest led terror cops to take full charge of the investigation Credit: The Sun Police believe he had completed a 540-mile round trip to and from her home on Dartmoor. Her body was found at around 11.40am the next day. A Ring doorbell camera at her home provided police with the crucial breakthrough. Kerry was last night still being quizzed at a central London police station.