27-year-old arrested in triple murder of Exeter pensioners

A polo-playing former public schoolboy has been identified as the man arrested by police in connection with the murders of three pensioners in Exeter.

Alexander Lewis-Ranwell is the 27-year-old police have been questioning over the murders of twins Dick and Roger Carter, 84, and Anthony Payne, 80, it was claimed today.

One of Lewis-Ranwell's neigbours and family friends said that he was a keen polo player who attended the £30,000-a-year West Buckland boarding school.

The source said: 'He was one of the nicest children you could ever meet. He is so polite and kind and was good at school.

'He was brilliant at polo. He wanted to play so his dad bought him horses.'

Syl wrote:I wonder what the connection is between the three men.
Odd that the man in custody who is  27 had a 64 year old partner too.

Original Quill wrote:

Syl wrote:I wonder what the connection is between the three men.
Odd that the man in custody who is  27 had a 64 year old partner too.

Teacher-student relationship?

Maddog wrote:It was the devil's lettuce that made him do it.  

Syl wrote:

Maddog wrote:It was the devil's lettuce that made him do it.  

What's the devils lettuce?

Maddog wrote:

Syl wrote:

What's the devils lettuce?

Mary ju wanna. 

Says in the article he was a proponent of legalization.  

Of course I'm kidding about that causing it, but no doubt some conservatives will jump on that.