A couple years ago, Des Campbell, a former English police officer, took his third wife camping in Australia and pitched their tent in a picturesque spot, only a few feet from a 120-foot high cliff. The next morning, she was at the bottom, and no, she hadn’t walked down.

Campbell’s story is that his wife had left the tent during the night to attend to a call of nature and must have fallen off the cliff. I say his story, because based on some facts I’m about to impart to you, my conclusion is that she was helped off the cliff.

During the inquest into Mrs. Campbell’s death, several of Mr. Campbell’s former girlfriends have told of being seduced by the “charming” and “manipulative” 48-year old Campbell, who then swindled them out of thousands of dollars.

Campbell did not attend his wife’s funeral, but a few days after her death, inquired into her will and made plans to sell their home. Soon after, he withdrew $70,000 from a mortgage account and went to the Philippines to bring back a woman he’d met through a dating service. She is now his fourth wife, and I’d say her lifespan is severely limited.

A former friend, Adam Wilson, said that Mr. Campbell bragged about “shagging sluts” and preying on vulnerable rich women.

Campbell left the police force in disgrace after a woman in England accused him of sexually assaulting her while he was investigating her domestic violence complaint.

The inquest continues.

Source: The Independent

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