Interesting article in Private Eye
posted by Susan
I was wrongfully convicted of murdering my Aunt in 1993. I was freed from prison in 2005 without admitting guilt and I now fight to clear my name and bring the real murderer(s) to justice in honour of my late Aunt
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"...Lessons can be learned from all murder inquiries, but one of the most important lessons to be learnt from the tragedy of Kyle Fisher's death, is how essential it is that people are honest with the police at every stage of the enquiry..."
Sean Price, Chief Constable of Cleveland Police.
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Yes, Mr. Price - but in return we've got the right to honesty from the Police force, too. Whenever that goes by the board, then so does the British model of policing by consent.
Well said Nigel.
"thorough, diligent and professional investigation" - phooey!
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