If I had the chance to ask AJ Lashbrook two questions…

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They would be:

Do you genuinely believe I am a paedophile who is sexually attracted to minors?
Do you genuinely believe I have downloaded and viewed child pornography?

I strongly suspect that AJ would respond with a definitive "Yes" to both questions. This belief genuinely breaks my heart, considering that he has been accusing me of these heinous acts for the past 6 to 7 years.

AJ Lashbrook has repeatedly branded me a "proven nonce" and "proven paedophile," spreading these false claims across my neighbourhood, potentially endangering my safety by influencing my neighbours' perceptions of me.

When Bleeding Heart mentioned a newspaper article alleging that AJ's father was a convicted paedophile, it piqued my curiosity enough to investigate further. This situation reminded me of an incident in Brighton where I was live in a pub the day I heard Ross Broadstock had passed away. Commenting in the chat, AJ maliciously commented that I had been arrested for allegedly taking three teenage boys into the woods for sexual purposes. This not only ruined my evening but also painted me in a false light without mentioning the subsequent police investigation, which found no evidence to support these baseless accusations from the boys, known locally for their dishonesty.

Moreover, AJ sent around a sound clip of me discussing two illegal images allegedly found in my possession, recorded just before my court appearance. I should have clarified that these were claims by Sussex Police, but the spontaneity of live recording can lead to oversights. This act by AJ further damaged my reputation, especially given his own infamous habit of leaving out letters, changing the total meaning of the word.

The crux of my argument is that AJ Lashbrook has systematically undermined my life, reputation, and character by spreading unfounded accusations of paedophilia. Unlike his own conviction for animal cruelty, which was substantiated in court, there is no legal evidence or conviction against me for any sexual crimes or possession of illegal images.

Hearing Bleeding Heart's claim about AJ's father led me to research, where I found an Andrew Lashbrook, 61, from Okehampton, Devon, guilty of sexual assault against two teenage girls. The timeline and location seemed to fit, and AJ's frequent use of terms like "nonce" and "paedophile" online might suggest a personal connection or influence. However, I made it clear from the start that there was no definitive evidence linking AJ to Andrew Lashbrook, leaving it as speculation until further proof.

The facts are:

Bleeding Heart claimed on a Ghost Speakers Corner YouTube livestream on December 19, 2024, that AJ's father was a paedophile.
Andrew Lashbrook from Okehampton, Devon, was convicted of sexual assault against minors.

It's understandable why one might speculate about a familial connection given AJ's behaviour. If AJ wanted to dispel these rumours, a simple clarification about his parentage would suffice, such as, "No, my dad's name is Richard," or "My mother's maiden name is Johnson," or even, "Andrew John Lashbrook has nothing to do with me except our middle name."

Instead, AJ's response only added to the confusion and deflection, with comments like:

"You lot don't half come out with some utter crap if I'm in mid 40's to late 40's that must mean stinky knickers Lavenhams child abuser is not far off 50 to mid 50's if this Andrew is my Dad he owes me 30 odd years worth of Xmas an birthday presents an he owes my mother 16 years of child maintenance you retarded degenerates can crack on with your delusions."

This response does little to clarify or resolve the situation, continuing the pattern of cryptic and evasive behaviour we've come to expect from AJ.