Was Thomas Kingston murdered?

 

 

Did Thomas Kingston object to far-right Zionist politics in the UK, providing another possible motive for murder?

Things that do not add up.

Initially, when the story broke (27 Feb 2024) we were told:

* Thomas lost his life after having lunch with his parents, while they went to “walk the dog”

* His parents found Thomas dead in a locked outbuilding on his parent’s estate when they returned from their walk

* His dad had to force entry

* The cause of death was a “traumatic head injury”

* They found a shotgun “close by” in the same room

* NO reports of gunshots heard

* NO 3rd party involvement, nothing suspicious

>> Thomas Kingston, husband of Lady Gabriella, died from ‘traumatic head wound’, inquest hears

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/.../thomas…

Then, 10 months later, on 3-4 Dec 2024, the BBC, The Mirror & The Manchester Evening News published quite different accounts to their initial reports (that pointed to a manslaughter/murder) now suddenly suggesting it was suicide.

With some news sources claiming Thomas had locked himself in a bathroom, placed a shotgun to his head. And his dad, Martin, had to use a crowbar to open the door.

Other details of the original story published (27 Feb 2024) were conspicuously different as well, introducing a new theme of mental health issues and a battle with anti-depressants, although he looked absolutely fine and perfectly sober around the time of his death.

>> Thomas Kingston and wife Lady Gabriella Windsor were ‘happy and chatty’ just days before he died suddenly at home

https://www.thesun.co.uk/royals/26229259/thomas-kingston-lady-gabriella-windsor-happy-pals-claim/

While new reports (Dec 2024) introduced increasingly far-fetched conflicting narratives, presumably to explain the suicide claim, like we find here:

>> Thomas Kingston's final 30 minutes as unimaginable tragedy unfolded at £3million mansion

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/royals/thomas-kingstons-final-30-minutes-34236210

Then, 12 months after Thomas’ death, on 4 Feb 2025, Yahoo published this article, again claiming it was suicide caused by a "severe reaction to anti-depressants":

>> Thomas Kingston: the remarkable life of the royal who died by suicide after struggling with anti-depressants

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/thomas-kingston-remarkable-life…

BUT SUICIDE WOULD'VE BEEN PERFECTLY OBVIOUS WHEN THEY FIRST FOUND THOMAS DEAD IN THE LOCKED BATHROOM, 25 FEB 2024.

* They would've found the shotgun in his hands, with both thumbs still on the trigger

* Someone would’ve heard a loud gunshot

* There would’ve been a huge hole through his head/half his head blown off

* If the bathroom only locked from the inside, this rules out murder (if there's no wide-open window)

Obviously suicide from the get-go, so why didn’t they tell us at the time?

Are they seriously expecting us to believe it takes experienced detectives 10 months to find out if a man has taken his own life after finding him sitting on a toilet (or the floor) inside a locked bathroom with a shotgun in his hands and half his head missing?

Why did they tell us “a shotgun was found in the same room/close by”, if it was in his hands?

All these conflicting reports and differing versions of events make no sense at all.

Did Thomas Kingston look like the sort of man who would lock himself in a bathroom after having lunch with his parents and blast his head off with a shotgun at point-blank range?

Or was there some kind of argument over lunch that turned violent?

Are the new mental health and drug dependency accusations part of a larger smear campaign to distract us from the truth of what really happened to Thomas Kingston on the 25th Feb 2024 at his parent’s £3 million estate in Gloucester?

The whole thing smacks of a murder cover-up in my humble opinion.