Monthly Archives: February 2016

Exonerating Mr Rees.

Posted on February 11, 2016 by Ciaran Goggins

The headlines about Bernard ‘Ogan-‘Owe now stating that not all allegations must be believed automatically brought up a link to John Worboys. It is not Worboys who need detain us here but DCI Chris Jarrett and the higher up figure … Continue reading →

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Jacqui Hames, Daniel Morgan and Leveson Two.

Posted on February 10, 2016 by Ciaran Goggins

Alastair Morgan had an opportunity to sit at the grown up table when he accompanied Peter Jukes to a hearing on the murder cover up of his brother Daniel, formerly of “Southern Investigations”. Ex “Crimewatch” maven Jacqui Hames dabbed dramatically … Continue reading →

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Ian Hurst, “Stakeknife” and the Gruaniad.

Posted on February 6, 2016 by Ciaran Goggins

Thankfully, McDonald at least states that Ian Hurst was only an NCO (never held a commission as some other poor sources cite) but omits that Hurst’s credibility is zero. From the Smithwick Inquiry to more recent years the Bolton debt … Continue reading →

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Death in custody of Christopher Higgins.

Posted on February 2, 2016 by Ciaran Goggins

The Chief Constable of Norfolk, Simon Bailey, is not returning my calls. Nor is Asst C C Sarah Hamlin. There is considerable disquiet in judicial circles concerning P.C James A. Haslam of Kings Lynn (he lives in Downham Market in … Continue reading →

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