Daily Telegraph denies digitally altering image of van pictured in child abduction article

News Corp’s Sydney tabloid The Daily Telegraph has insisted it did not alter a photograph featured on its front page this morning, despite the printed image appearing to be missing the faint outline of an ‘S’ which can be seen in a version on its website.

The front page of the News Corp tabloid this morning features image of Bill Spedding, a person of interest in the case of missing toddler William Tyrell, standing next to his van which carries the sign PEDDO’S HIRE. His company is called Speddo’s Hire.

A close up photograph of the image as it appeared on the front page of this morning's The Daily Telegraph

A close up photograph of the image as it appeared on the front page of this morning’s The Daily Telegraph

The same image on the web version of the article shows the faint outline of an ‘S’ which had been peeled from the van.

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