Walter Renwick, the man falsely accused of cutting down the iconic Sycamore Gap tree, reveals he wore a Rod Stewart-style wig to disguise himself while under public scrutiny. He’s speaking out about the ordeal, which left him feeling like a fugitive in his own life.

Editor’s Note: Being wrongly accused of a high-profile act of vandalism isn’t just embarrassing—it can upend someone’s life. Renwick’s story highlights how quickly misinformation spreads and the real-world consequences of public outrage before facts are clear. It’s a reminder that viral accusations can hurt innocent people long before the truth catches up.