Is THIS the ‘Headless Man’ seen alongside naked Duchess of Argyll in Polaroid photo that scandalised 1960s Britain? Historian believes he has FINALLY solved the case [Video]

The ‘headless man’ seen in a picture revealed in the Duchess of Argyll’s scandalous divorce case was ‘almost certainly’ Tory minister Duncan Sandys, a historian has claimed.

In a 1963 court hearing, Margaret Campbell was accused by her alcoholic, gambler husband, the 11th Duke of Argyll, of taking 88 lovers.

In the damning judgement that resulted, the Duchess was described by the judge as a ‘completely promiscuous woman’ who had indulged in ‘disgusting sexual activities’ and whose attitude to marriage was ‘wholly immoral’.

The Duke also revealed a series of Polaroid photographs that showed his soon-to-be former wife naked and cavorting with other men.

One of them, allegedly taken in 1956, showed her performing oral sex on a man whose face was not shown. He quickly became known as the ‘headless man’ but was never identified.

Sandys, the then defence minister, was among the five men who were touted as being the possible lover.

Now, as a Channel 5TV documentary …