An 87-year-old Buddhist who lived in Nepal before moving Down Under is said to be a definite match for British aristocrat Lord Lucan, according to leading expert Professor Hassan Ugail.
In 2007, there were farcical claims that eccentric Briton Roger Woodgate (pictured), who was sleeping in a Land Rover in New Zealand with a pet possum named Redfearn was Lucan.
An elderly British Buddhist living in Australia is not the missing fugitive peer Lord Lucan (pictured), who disappeared in 1974 after murdering his family s nanny, facial recognition experts told MailOnline.
A little-known aristocrat called Richard John Bingham, the 7th of Earl of Lucan, would find himself at the centre of one of the world s most enduring murder mysteries during the 1970s.