11 Sheep Gone: Why the Police Can’t Protect Clarkson’s Farm The Mystery of Missing

#Jeremy Clarkson#Diddly Squat#11sheepstheft Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm is at the centre of a sheep theft investigation after 11 sheep were stolen from Clarkson’s Farm. Out of 27 sheep, only 16 remained — and nobody saw it happen. The 11 missing sheep are Easycare sheep, and the theft is believed to have happened sometime within a 10-day window at Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire. Jeremy Clarkson discovered the missing sheep while counting the flock with Kaleb Cooper. But how do you steal 11 sheep from one of Britain’s most famous farms without being seen? In this documentary, we examine what happened at Diddly Squat, why the sheep theft has raised questions about farm security, and whether Clarkson’s huge public profile makes the farm more visible to criminals — or simply more vulnerable. We also look at the wider problem of livestock theft and rural crime in Britain, including why sheep theft remains a serious issue for British farmers. The investigation remains ongoing, and there is currently no confirmed explanation for exactly how the sheep were taken or where they ended up. This video is documentary/commentary content based on publicly reported information and does not claim that the theft was specifically targeted because of Clarkson’s fame.