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The Rules of the Game

Author: Satish Sekar October 15, 2014 0 Comments

by Satish Sekar © Satish Sekar (December 10th 2011) Stalling Justice The Police Corruption Trial of the Century had ended in the shambolic farce that some – not me – were always convinced it would be. Now for the first…
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CONSPIRACY TO PERVERT THE COURSE OF JUSTICE, DEAN, DISCLOSURE OFFICER, GAFOOR, GRAHAM MOUNCHER, INDEPENDENT POLICE COMPLAINTS COMMISSION, IPCC, JEFFREY GAFOOR, JOHN ACTIE, JOHN CHARLES REES QC, JOHN GILLARD, JOHN MURRAY, JOHN SEAFORD, LYNETTE WHITE, LYNETTE WHITE INQUIRY (PHASE I), MICHAEL DANIELS, MR JUSTICE SWEENEY, PAGE, PAUL JENNINGS, PAUL STEPHEN, PERJURY, PETER GREENWOOD, PROVEN MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE, RACHEL OʼBRIEN, RICHARD POWELL, RONNIE ACTIE, SOUTH WALES POLICE, STEPHEN HICKS, STEPHEN MILLER, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE CARDIFF FIVE, THE CPS, THE CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE, THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS, THE POLICE CORRUPTION TRIAL OF THE CENTURY, THE REAL KILLER, THOMAS PAGE, TONY PARIS, WAYNE PUGH, YUSEF ABDULLAHI

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