ROBERT GREEN GOT SET UP BY THE SCUM
Fri Jan 27, 2012 3:54 am » by Malogg
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2012
Justice?
I would like to take this opportunity to bring everyone up-to-date regarding recent events but would first like to thank again all of you who have offered their support and expressed their objection to Sheriff Principal Bowen`s personal decision to convict me on a Breach of the Peace charge.
Especially I cannot really find appropiate words to express my thanks to those of you who came to the court, day after day, to witness what I believe to be another unacceptable incidence of bias against me by the Scottish justice system. Those of you in Scotland who have so gallantly stood by me represent the true face of Scotland - brave, loyal, fair-minded and thoroughly decent and compassionate.
I have no doubt that my prospects of a successful defence were impaired unacceptably by the Sheriff`s decision to deny me the testimonies under oath of two key defence witness who had both been formally cited, Procurator Fiscal Stephen McGowan and former Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini.
As events progressed, it became clear that the integrity of the trial was compromised by the fact that McGowan, leading for the prosecution, was himself being protected from having to answer pertinent questions about his own conduct and influence.
In the case of Angiolini, in many ways the central figure whose failings led directly to my being charged, she would have had to face some telling questions on oath had our citatation not been blocked by Bowen`s intervention. Under Scottish law, it would not have been necessary for her to answer questions that may incriminate herself, but it would surely have been in the interests not only of the defence, but for Scotland in general as to how she would respond to the matter of who paid Levy &McRae for her private legal actions, a question she has persistently failed to answer to a formal request from a senior public official, the Freedom of Information Commissioner, Mr Kevin Dunion.
As we were denied Angiolini`s opportunity to speak on this specific topic, amongst others, I formally made a complaint yesterday at the police station in Dunblane, where she resides, having been invited to take this course of action by a letter from Lothian and Borders Police. The constant evasions by Angiolini in responding to a perfectly simple official question would strongly indicate, in my view, that a serious criminal offence has taken place, which I have been given to understand should be termed the misappropriation of public funds.
Regardless of opinions on the Hollie Greig case or on mine, surely no one can reasonably take a view other than that the former Lord Advocate has conducted herself in an unacceptable manner leading to the gravest suspicion of her culpability over the likely criminal misuse of public funds.
One of the most important facts to emerge from the trial was that following Hollie`s lengthy interview with PC Lisa Evans on the 8th September 2009, which I witnessed, not one of the named alleged perpetrators, not one of the alleged victims, nor any of the expert medical witnesses whose reports completely supported Hollie`s allegations were ever questioned by Grampian Police. Of course, contrary to police procedures in such cases involving the sexual abuse of children were the computers of the alleged perpetrators seized or examined. One of the main reasons for this is that whilst rape is inevitably a complex issue as far as proof is concerned, the downloading of child pornography is not. It is a known fact that abusers generally avail themselves to this type of crime and given the sheer number of those named by Hollie, there can surely be no rational explanation for Grampian Police`s failures.
As we have said so often, Hollie`s competence and honesty has never been in any doubt, as admitted by Grampian Police themselves. The condition of Down`s Syndrome leads to those who have the condition to describe past events exactly as they have experienced them, without the facility to fabricate or embellish. Hollie Greig is therefore the best type of witness one could have in acase such as this, unlike any of her alleged attackers.
Thanks to extra information alluded to or gleaned during the trial, particularly from witness Rosemary Murray, someone certainly not involved in the abuses, I have every reason to believe that two specific witnesses in particular, committed perjury during the course of the trial.
Naturally, I have always stressed that my chief objective in the campaign is to secure a proper public inquiry into the repeated failures and obstructions of the authorities in dealing adequately with all the allegations and other matters, including the death of Robert Greig.
Indeed, if any proper police investigation had taken place it would have exonerated those who professed to be innocent in court long ago.
I must attend Stonehaven Court on 17th February at 10.30 hours for sentencing.
I shall just end by repeating these facts.
Following Hollie`s indescribably brave conduct and precise allegations on 8th September 2009 to DC Lisa Evans relating to most horrendous crimes, the police took no action whatsoever.
In January 2010, when I circulated a letter highlighting the police`s failure in this matter and the potential danger to the public, Grampian Police interviewed no fewer than 61 witnesses within five weeks and I was thus arrested and charged.
Justice?
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2012
Justice?
I would like to take this opportunity to bring everyone up-to-date regarding recent events but would first like to thank again all of you who have offered their support and expressed their objection to Sheriff Principal Bowen`s personal decision to convict me on a Breach of the Peace charge.
Especially I cannot really find appropiate words to express my thanks to those of you who came to the court, day after day, to witness what I believe to be another unacceptable incidence of bias against me by the Scottish justice system. Those of you in Scotland who have so gallantly stood by me represent the true face of Scotland - brave, loyal, fair-minded and thoroughly decent and compassionate.
I have no doubt that my prospects of a successful defence were impaired unacceptably by the Sheriff`s decision to deny me the testimonies under oath of two key defence witness who had both been formally cited, Procurator Fiscal Stephen McGowan and former Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini.
As events progressed, it became clear that the integrity of the trial was compromised by the fact that McGowan, leading for the prosecution, was himself being protected from having to answer pertinent questions about his own conduct and influence.
In the case of Angiolini, in many ways the central figure whose failings led directly to my being charged, she would have had to face some telling questions on oath had our citatation not been blocked by Bowen`s intervention. Under Scottish law, it would not have been necessary for her to answer questions that may incriminate herself, but it would surely have been in the interests not only of the defence, but for Scotland in general as to how she would respond to the matter of who paid Levy &McRae for her private legal actions, a question she has persistently failed to answer to a formal request from a senior public official, the Freedom of Information Commissioner, Mr Kevin Dunion.
As we were denied Angiolini`s opportunity to speak on this specific topic, amongst others, I formally made a complaint yesterday at the police station in Dunblane, where she resides, having been invited to take this course of action by a letter from Lothian and Borders Police. The constant evasions by Angiolini in responding to a perfectly simple official question would strongly indicate, in my view, that a serious criminal offence has taken place, which I have been given to understand should be termed the misappropriation of public funds.
Regardless of opinions on the Hollie Greig case or on mine, surely no one can reasonably take a view other than that the former Lord Advocate has conducted herself in an unacceptable manner leading to the gravest suspicion of her culpability over the likely criminal misuse of public funds.
One of the most important facts to emerge from the trial was that following Hollie`s lengthy interview with PC Lisa Evans on the 8th September 2009, which I witnessed, not one of the named alleged perpetrators, not one of the alleged victims, nor any of the expert medical witnesses whose reports completely supported Hollie`s allegations were ever questioned by Grampian Police. Of course, contrary to police procedures in such cases involving the sexual abuse of children were the computers of the alleged perpetrators seized or examined. One of the main reasons for this is that whilst rape is inevitably a complex issue as far as proof is concerned, the downloading of child pornography is not. It is a known fact that abusers generally avail themselves to this type of crime and given the sheer number of those named by Hollie, there can surely be no rational explanation for Grampian Police`s failures.
As we have said so often, Hollie`s competence and honesty has never been in any doubt, as admitted by Grampian Police themselves. The condition of Down`s Syndrome leads to those who have the condition to describe past events exactly as they have experienced them, without the facility to fabricate or embellish. Hollie Greig is therefore the best type of witness one could have in acase such as this, unlike any of her alleged attackers.
Thanks to extra information alluded to or gleaned during the trial, particularly from witness Rosemary Murray, someone certainly not involved in the abuses, I have every reason to believe that two specific witnesses in particular, committed perjury during the course of the trial.
Naturally, I have always stressed that my chief objective in the campaign is to secure a proper public inquiry into the repeated failures and obstructions of the authorities in dealing adequately with all the allegations and other matters, including the death of Robert Greig.
Indeed, if any proper police investigation had taken place it would have exonerated those who professed to be innocent in court long ago.
I must attend Stonehaven Court on 17th February at 10.30 hours for sentencing.
I shall just end by repeating these facts.
Following Hollie`s indescribably brave conduct and precise allegations on 8th September 2009 to DC Lisa Evans relating to most horrendous crimes, the police took no action whatsoever.
In January 2010, when I circulated a letter highlighting the police`s failure in this matter and the potential danger to the public, Grampian Police interviewed no fewer than 61 witnesses within five weeks and I was thus arrested and charged.
Justice?
Fri Jan 27, 2012 3:57 am » by Malogg
Sheriff Bowen is The Sheriff that covered up my daughters abuse and rubber stamped the case. 2 days later I was dragged back to court by Buckfast that raped Hollie to try n slap the interdict on me but he gave me 2 weeks by LAW that I had to point out to him to get a solicitor that just advised me to sign it anyway as he said "you know what the Sheriffs are like ******* " Bowen has the Devil in him. I am worried for Robert as Bowen said he was going to treat Roberts sentencing severely. Robert is going to be made an example of to try and stop other Mr Green's coming forward.
Fri Jan 27, 2012 4:02 am » by Malogg
http://holliedemandsjustice.org/content ... -day-2012/
Dunblane on Burns Day 2012
Posted on January 25, 2012 by Belinda
It was refreshing to be able to escape today from the stuffy confines of the Sheriff Court at Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire to the glorious, open countryside of Stirlingshire with its many ‘sudden’ little hills, each crowned with a castle in varying stages of crumbling.
Our digression from the direct route south back to England was not for the purpose of tourism or refreshment, however, but had a serious purpose and our specific destination was Dunblane, where Robert had a long overdue mission to fulfil, namely to report that town’s currently most high-profile resident, Dame Elish Angiolini, to the police for theft of funds from the public purse of Scotland.
It is over 2 years since Angiolini, then Lord Advocate, engaged the private law firm Levy & McRae in order to place an injunction on various organs of the press and media, including internet outlets, from publishing articles in which her name was linked to that of Hollie Greig.
The cost of this complex operation is said to have been in the region of £50,000 and what it would be very interesting to know – and certain legal organs have published articles posing this very question – is how the Lord Advocate, arguably the highest public servant in the land in 2009, financed this excursion into the private domain, ostensibly purely in her own personal interests. Did she therefore use her own funds, or did she, in some kind of cross-wired, confabulated reasoning going on in her mind at the time, consider this hygeinic expedient to be in the public interest and pay for it out of taxpayers’ money?
For the best part of 2011 the outgoing Lord Advocate resisted the attempts of the Freedom of Information Commissioner, Kevin Dunion to secure an answer to this question, from which it has to be concluded that Angiolini did indeed pay Levy & McRae’s bill out of public funds, but is unwilling to admit that publicly, knowing what the consequences will be.
Robert Green, having been freshly convicted as a criminal under Scottish law, largely because of Angiolini’s dereliction of public duty in blocking any investigation of Hollie’s allegations during the time that she was Procurator Fiscal for Aberdeen, 2000-05, and being quite sure the lady herself was behind his arrest in February 2010, feels no compunction about bringing criminal charges against her. If the full weight of Scottish justice has come down on him for trying to prevent crime, why not on her for actively encouraging it, and committing further crime in the process?
The young constable who admitted us to the police station and received Robert’s report took down the details in a methodical kind of way as if recording a car-theft, for which we gave him credit! and the matter has been passed to those immediately upwards of Dunblane in the police-service pecking order, Lothian and Borders Constabulary, for their consideration. At the time of writing it is not yet known if a crime-file has been opened and a number issued; we can only wait and hope some areas of the Scottish justice system are still free of corruption.
After carrying out the immediately necessary task we strolled around the pretty town of Dunblane, set against dark clouds both actual and figurative, on this significant day which happens to be Burns Day and now Night, 2012. Robert consumed a haggis pie at lunchtime, we chatted to various townsfolk and tried to fix my camera which had a glitch and simply wouldn’t record the video I had intended to take of Robert fulfilling his latest mission outside the police station.
And at several points in the day, Robert broke out into a rendering of Rantin’ Rovin’ Robin (composed by the bard, of course!) and I retaliated with the Address to a Haggis (not from memory, I hasten to add)
Us Sassanachs, what on earth are we doing meddling in Scotland?! I wondered privately during the day, my head full of displays of tartan and of that obscurely constituted national comestible, so prominent on this particular day. The people of Scotland (and I say it myself being one, not just by marriage), are as gracious, friendly and morally principled as people anywhere and their countryside is to die for. So what has happened to the Scottish justice-system and whom do their political class serve in 21st century?
And what would the famous bard himself make of the goings-on this week at Stonehaven, were he alive today? but as Robert and I agreed, by this time having arrived at the Wallace Memorial in Stirling, there are still brave Scots like Wallace ready to stand up against corruption, duplicity and perversion. We met at least 25 of them last week and this who had journeyed to Stonehaven to register support and we know that for each one who managed to get time off work etc. to support Robert there are at least 20 more who didn’t have the funds or the time to make the journey.
Thank you all for your support, and you know the score, whatever has happened this week at Stonehaven the fight goes on.
Dunblane on Burns Day 2012
Posted on January 25, 2012 by Belinda
It was refreshing to be able to escape today from the stuffy confines of the Sheriff Court at Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire to the glorious, open countryside of Stirlingshire with its many ‘sudden’ little hills, each crowned with a castle in varying stages of crumbling.
Our digression from the direct route south back to England was not for the purpose of tourism or refreshment, however, but had a serious purpose and our specific destination was Dunblane, where Robert had a long overdue mission to fulfil, namely to report that town’s currently most high-profile resident, Dame Elish Angiolini, to the police for theft of funds from the public purse of Scotland.
It is over 2 years since Angiolini, then Lord Advocate, engaged the private law firm Levy & McRae in order to place an injunction on various organs of the press and media, including internet outlets, from publishing articles in which her name was linked to that of Hollie Greig.
The cost of this complex operation is said to have been in the region of £50,000 and what it would be very interesting to know – and certain legal organs have published articles posing this very question – is how the Lord Advocate, arguably the highest public servant in the land in 2009, financed this excursion into the private domain, ostensibly purely in her own personal interests. Did she therefore use her own funds, or did she, in some kind of cross-wired, confabulated reasoning going on in her mind at the time, consider this hygeinic expedient to be in the public interest and pay for it out of taxpayers’ money?
For the best part of 2011 the outgoing Lord Advocate resisted the attempts of the Freedom of Information Commissioner, Kevin Dunion to secure an answer to this question, from which it has to be concluded that Angiolini did indeed pay Levy & McRae’s bill out of public funds, but is unwilling to admit that publicly, knowing what the consequences will be.
Robert Green, having been freshly convicted as a criminal under Scottish law, largely because of Angiolini’s dereliction of public duty in blocking any investigation of Hollie’s allegations during the time that she was Procurator Fiscal for Aberdeen, 2000-05, and being quite sure the lady herself was behind his arrest in February 2010, feels no compunction about bringing criminal charges against her. If the full weight of Scottish justice has come down on him for trying to prevent crime, why not on her for actively encouraging it, and committing further crime in the process?
The young constable who admitted us to the police station and received Robert’s report took down the details in a methodical kind of way as if recording a car-theft, for which we gave him credit! and the matter has been passed to those immediately upwards of Dunblane in the police-service pecking order, Lothian and Borders Constabulary, for their consideration. At the time of writing it is not yet known if a crime-file has been opened and a number issued; we can only wait and hope some areas of the Scottish justice system are still free of corruption.
After carrying out the immediately necessary task we strolled around the pretty town of Dunblane, set against dark clouds both actual and figurative, on this significant day which happens to be Burns Day and now Night, 2012. Robert consumed a haggis pie at lunchtime, we chatted to various townsfolk and tried to fix my camera which had a glitch and simply wouldn’t record the video I had intended to take of Robert fulfilling his latest mission outside the police station.
And at several points in the day, Robert broke out into a rendering of Rantin’ Rovin’ Robin (composed by the bard, of course!) and I retaliated with the Address to a Haggis (not from memory, I hasten to add)
Us Sassanachs, what on earth are we doing meddling in Scotland?! I wondered privately during the day, my head full of displays of tartan and of that obscurely constituted national comestible, so prominent on this particular day. The people of Scotland (and I say it myself being one, not just by marriage), are as gracious, friendly and morally principled as people anywhere and their countryside is to die for. So what has happened to the Scottish justice-system and whom do their political class serve in 21st century?
And what would the famous bard himself make of the goings-on this week at Stonehaven, were he alive today? but as Robert and I agreed, by this time having arrived at the Wallace Memorial in Stirling, there are still brave Scots like Wallace ready to stand up against corruption, duplicity and perversion. We met at least 25 of them last week and this who had journeyed to Stonehaven to register support and we know that for each one who managed to get time off work etc. to support Robert there are at least 20 more who didn’t have the funds or the time to make the journey.
Thank you all for your support, and you know the score, whatever has happened this week at Stonehaven the fight goes on.
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