E-fit of ‘rapist’ is dead ringer for Bee Gees’ Barry Gibb

• Suspect pictured in bizarre police e-fit likened to Bee Gees legend Barry Gibb
• The computer generated image was created by Kent Police following sex attack
• The man knocked a woman to the ground and raped her in Tunbridge Wells, Kent
• It comes after a number of other e-fits which have been ridiculed by locals  

By Ed Riley For Mailonline

Published: 13:16 BST, 21 June 2018 | Updated: 14:10 BST, 21 June 2018

A suspect pictured in a bizarre e-fit released by police has been likened to Bee Gees legend Barry Gibb.

The computer generated image was issued by Kent Police of a man who attacked a woman in Tunbridge Wells, Kent.

The man, who had a dog with him, knocked the woman to the ground and raped her before running off.

Cops say the attacker has wavy hair and stubble on his chin, and locals reckon he bears an ‘uncanny likeness’ to the famous singer in his 70s prime.

Cops say the attacker (left) has wavy hair and stubble on his chin, and locals reckon he bears an ‘uncanny likeness’ to the famous singer (right) in his 70s prime.

Julian Evans, of Tunbridge Wells, said: ‘As soon as I saw the e-fit I just thought it was Barry Gibb when he was in his prime – he should be easy to track down.’

Kent Police also said the attacker, who struck on June 7, was white, of slim build, with dark wavy hair and stubble. He spoke English and a foreign language, and was smoking a cigarette.

He also had a Golden Retriever, or similar breed dog with him.

The e-fit is the latest in a number of bizarre e-fit images released by police.

The e-fit of the man wearing a hoodie which almost completely covers his face was compared to Kenny McCormick from South Park

Last month Kent Police issued an e-fit of a man who looked like Kenny from animated show South Park. 

The e-fit of the man wearing a hoodie which almost completely covers his face was released after he cut a man with a blade after barging into him in the seaside town of Deal.

In May last year Sussex Police became a laughing stock after releasing an image of man residents said looked like a member of the Village People.

And in June 2017, police in Essex released an image that was likened to a Some Mothers Do Ave Em character Frank Spencer.

In June 2017, police in Essex released an image (left) that was likened to a Some Mothers Do Ave Em character Frank Spencer (right)

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