![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/runaway-murderer-lord-lucan-is-exact-match-for-australian-pensioner-facial-recognition-expert-claims/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1667864738560.jpg&description=Lord Lucan and a pensioner in Australia have been matched as 'the same individual' by a facial recognition expert who unmasked the Skripal poisoners and Jamal Khashoggi's killers. Professor Hassan Ugail believes his world-leading AI photo analysis technology may have cracked Britain's most infamous murder mystery as a matter of 'science and mathematical fact'. Lord Lucan, an Eton-educated aristocrat, went on the run in 1974 after 29-year-old Sandra Rivett, who worked for him, was bludgeoned to death with a lead pipe in his Belgravia home. His disappearance without a trace captured the public imagination like few others and led to decades of speculation about his fate. Detectives investigating the mystery found three Cluedo cards in the missing Earl's car, prompting suggestions the infamous murder of his nanny may have been pre-planned, it was revealed on Friday. READ MORE: * British backpacker documentary Murder in the Outback revives old questions * Lord Lucan, suspected of murder 40 years ago, declared dead * How hidden letters shed light on the Lord Lucan murder mystery Sandra Rivett worked as a nanny for Lord Lucan. She was bludgeoned to death with a lead pipe. Rivett's son, Neil Berriman, has spent years trying to establish the whereabouts of the man that an inquest jury concluded in 1975 was responsible for his mother's death. In 2009 a New Zealand man from Marton who was "on the run" for 33 years denied he was Lord Lucan. After becoming convinced an 87-year-old man who lives near Brisbane, Australia, is actually Lord Lucan, Berriman asked Professor Ugail to compare three pictures of the pensioner to four old pictures of the vanished peer. His facial recognition technology, developed over 15 years and trained using millions of facial images, provides 'very, very detailed' analysis of a picture that 'goes far deeper than what the human eye can see'. The results were nothing short of extraordinary. 'You can't cheat the algorithm' 'According to the computer algor){kind=link}
A world-leading authority on AI photo analysis says the two men are the same person, but facial recognition experts disagree
Facial recognition experts have disputed claims that a British Buddhist living in Australia is Lord Lucan.
The son of Sandra Rivett, a 29-year-old nanny bludgeoned to death in the Belgravia home of the aristocrat in November 1974, claimed new facial analysis established the two men were the same person.
It was carried out by Professor Hassan Ugail, a world-leading authority on AI photo analysis who has previously helped unmask the Skripal poisoners and Jamal Khashoggi’s assassins.
Professor Ugail told The Telegraph on Monday he was “very confident” the images showed the same individual, unless “it is somebody who looks very, very, very like him or an identical twin”.