Charles Kent

Charles Kent was a man detained in Liverpool on suspicion of being the stranger seen at Fernly Park on the night of Roger Ackroyd's murder. His connection to the case, if any, remains unclear.

Charles Kent was a young man of about twenty-two, tall and thin with dark hair and shifty blue eyes, detained in Liverpool as the stranger seen near Fernly Park the night of the murder. He admitted asking Dr. Sheppard for directions that evening but claimed an alibi placing him at a saloon by a quarter to ten, refusing to say whom he had gone to meet.

Charles Kent was a young, tall, thin man with dark hair and shifty blue eyes, detained in Liverpool as the stranger seen near Fernly Park on the night of Roger Ackroyd's murder. He admitted being there to meet someone but refused to name them, claiming he left by 9:25 PM and was at the Dog and Whistle by a quarter to ten, an alibi later verified.

Charles Kent was a young, tall, thin man of about twenty-two with dark hair and shifty blue eyes. He was detained in Liverpool as the stranger who visited Fernly Park on the night of the murder, having gone there to meet his mother, Miss Russell, in the summerhouse. He left around 9:20 PM, and his alibi for later that evening was verified.