Banksy Unmasked: Artist's True Identity Revealed

0:00On March 29th, Banksy's true identity as Robin Gunningham just got fresh spotlight from murders digging up old records. Turns out the street art legend Mary political researcher Joy Millward exactly 20 years ago on January 2nd, 2006 at the iconic. Chapel of the Bells right on the Las Vegas strip, that marriage certificate, pulled from the Vada records, lists Gunningham by his real name, even as Banksy was blowing up worldwide. Now a couple lives under the alias David and Joy Jones and a cozy grey-two listed house in rural Somerset, England, blending into village life with, winding lanes, a pub, and stone cottages. Neighbors see David tending his veggie patch and chickens, driving older SUVs, nothing flashy, despite his millions. Most folks there have no clue about his art fame, though security cameras hint at something more ironic for a guy who mocked surveillance in his extensals. Players tied it together with a 2000 confession from Gunningham's arrest in New York, for tweaking

1:01a billboard, plus travel docs matching his. Birth date. Spanish detective Francisco Marco calls the Vegas Wedding a key clue, perfect for someone dodging traces. This rural hideout lets Banksy keep crafting in peace, feeling that elusive brand worth over 50 million pounds, while the world stays hooked on the mystery.