Monthly Archives: April 2018

Voir dire – Richard Christie Q.C and the mendacity of Det Sgt Gary Dalby.

Posted on April 28, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

As the dust settles over what were promising legal and police careers, it is time to examine the voir dire and claims concerning it. Richard Christie Q.C did not give a voir dire to Det Sgt Gary Dalby over the … Continue reading →

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Rees and Ors v the Met Police, Op Abelard II plus Dalby/Stangoe.

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

Debriefing began at Noon on 22 January 2007. Det Sgt Douglas Clarke and Det Con Ben Hall. Derek Gordon Poulton (sic). Joined police on 6 August 1973. Mention of Bill Burnett and Gerry Lunnis. Ray Gray arrest. John Crittenden described … Continue reading →

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Rees & Ors v The Met, the Det Sgt Dalby shaggathon

Posted on April 25, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

Not legal language I know but the actions of Det Sgt Gary Dalby and Heather Stangoe Q.C are  a major factor in the Court of Appeal today. Yesterday, Johnston, the prosecutor, did poorly, as opposed to Mr Bowen who did … Continue reading →

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Rees and Ors v The Met

Posted on April 24, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

All quiet on the appeals front. Tomorrow may be more fruitful. Queer that Garry and Glenn Vian plus Jonathan Rees did not get any meejah coverage. In Northern Ireland, Judge Gillen will acquiese in giving anonymity to rape trial defendants, … Continue reading →

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Court 63

Posted on April 23, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

Tomorrow sees the end of a long and drawn out legal saga. It would make a good book so that rules out Peter Jukes as an author. Lord Justice McCombe ruled against the U.K government in the notorious Mau Mau … Continue reading →

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Book of Judges.

Posted on April 22, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

The next several days will witness the busiest and most important time in the six years since Goggzilla began to cover the Daniel Morgan murder cover up and the six years prior to that concerning massive police corruption. The long … Continue reading →

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393rd Bombardment Squadron, Very Heavy

Posted on April 19, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

Next week will be huge, regardless of the verdict, but the Jonathan Rees, Garry and Glenn Vian corner are looking at a win win situation. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/apr/19/corrupt-met-officers-protected-family-of-stephen-lawrence-murderer Goggzilla readers have encountered John “O.J” Davidson before, much maligned he played a central … Continue reading →

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Smack the PONI.

Posted on April 13, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

Much wailing from Belfast as I approached the Police Ombudsman Northern Ireland to find out about Dave Wood (bent), Chris Jarratt (corrupt) Martin Bridger of Operation Tempura, Cayman Islands Sunshine squad, John Yates (really bent) and Lord Stevens (rattled). Number … Continue reading →

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The completely impartial Daniel Morgan Independent Panel (no, honest, really)

Posted on April 8, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

The rain soaked villages of Northern Ireland draw our attention today as we focus on what is going on with the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland (PONI) the RUC (PSNI) and Nuala O’Loan, supposedly totally impartial head of the Daniel … Continue reading →

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Two weeks to Belmarsh.

Posted on April 7, 2018 by Ciaran Goggins

The singularity with which the Metropolitan Police approached the prime suspect in the Daniel Morgan murder (his business partner Jonathan Rees) underlined how closed they were to other theories. http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sqgbip Kevin Lennon, meanwhile, has been seen as an unreliable witness … Continue reading →

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