07-26-2025, 08:35 AM
Something about the Cornwall case doesn’t sit right.
Officially, Devon & Cornwall Police recovered the remains of Daniel Coleman, 43, from Paramoor Woods near St Austell. They’ve charged James Desborough with murder and insist no other bodies have been found.
Yet Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez publicly stated that “dead bodies” had been discovered — plural — and that authorities were still trying to determine how many and who they were. She later walked it back, citing outdated briefings.
But seriously — a high-ranking official at that level doesn’t make a mistake like that lightly. Was it a slip… or something that was supposed to be buried deeper?
Consider this:
What are we not supposed to see? And why aren’t more people looking?
Let’s deny ignorance — what’s really happening in Cornwall?
Officially, Devon & Cornwall Police recovered the remains of Daniel Coleman, 43, from Paramoor Woods near St Austell. They’ve charged James Desborough with murder and insist no other bodies have been found.
Yet Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez publicly stated that “dead bodies” had been discovered — plural — and that authorities were still trying to determine how many and who they were. She later walked it back, citing outdated briefings.
But seriously — a high-ranking official at that level doesn’t make a mistake like that lightly. Was it a slip… or something that was supposed to be buried deeper?
Consider this:
- A massive forensic tent, National Crime Agency presence, and mutual aid from outside forces and private security.
- Three unconnected murder investigations unfolding within weeks across Cornwall.
- A near-total media blackout — no aerials, no press access, no independent documentation.
- Unusual quiet on social media — barely any engagement, no civilian drone footage, and shockingly few first-hand reports.
What are we not supposed to see? And why aren’t more people looking?
Let’s deny ignorance — what’s really happening in Cornwall?
