Joss Stone has turned into ‘Sherlock Holmes’ in the aftermath of the foiled plot to kidnap her

The singer was targeted by two men who were arrested near her home in Devon, South West England, in June and charged with planning to commit robbery and conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm.

Although she is trying to put the terrifying incident behind her, Joss has been taking inspiration from the famous fictional British detective to find out what the motivation behind the plot was.

She said: ‘That (the kidnap plot) is a little bit crazy. God, I could go on about that for some time.

“I feel like . I’ve turned into Sherlock Holmes like, ‘Oh, OK, well maybe this person? But no, can’t be. Well what about this time I went to this place and I told that guy to shove it? No, it’s not him. No, I don’t know.’ ‘

Joss still finds the whole situation “crazy” and her mother Wendy is still furious and upset about what happened.

Speaking to ‘Access Hollywood’, she said: ‘People are crazy and maybe they need a hug? Or a spliff? I don’t know . they need something. It’s very rude and uncouth . Like, ‘Come on, can’t you do something better with your Tuesday? It’s very, very weird.’

“Yeah, my mum’s pretty p***ed off, let me tell you.”

Two men, Junior Bradshaw, 30, and 33-year-old Kevin Liverpool – both from Manchester, North West England – were at Exeter Crown Court last week for a preliminary hearing.

The 24-year-old pop star is now concentrating on her new super-group Super Heavy, which she has formed with Sir Mick Jagger, Dave Stewart, Damian Marley and A.R. Rahman.

The 24-year-old singer ‘ who was recently the subject of an alleged kidnap plot ‘ recorded ‘Lp1′ in six days with former Eurythmics star Dave Stewart and had a “brilliant” time making the record.

She said: “I had lots of fun making it with Dave. We went to Nashville for like six days and at that end of that jam we found an album in there which is quite cool.

“It’s because the band was so tight and the studio was so brilliant. They had so many people in there making sure everything was sorted, so many brilliant people involved. Dave was like, ‘Look come over here, it will take a week, we’ll have a laugh. If you don’t like it you don’t have to use it. This band is great, I’ve worked with them, they’ve got a week free,’ and I was like, ‘That sounds like fun.’

Though Joss is a huge Eurythmics fan, she insists she wasn’t intimidated working with Dave because she has known him for such a long time.

She told website PopEater: “Was I intimidated? No because I’ve known Dave for ages now but I was at first. I first met Dave when I was 16 and I was pretty much intimidated by everything. I listened to Annie Lennox all the time.

“My mum and dad listened to her all the time, they have good taste luckily. So yeah with Dave it was like, ‘Oh my God you did that record? Wow, that’s amazing.