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Wednesday, 24 April 2019

What Mark Williams-Thomas and Meirion Jones didn't know

Let me start this post as I did the last. With this statement from Nick Pollard. 





If only Pollard had asked Jones if he'd read the stuff that Hannah Livingston managed to find in the first few days of her investigation. It's clear Jones knew of other women complainant's besides Karin Ward. I know this because he's already attaching them the pseudonyms R18 and R19 as early as 31st October 2011.


Yes, this is obviously from Karin's fan story. But, why the R18 and R19 ? Where's all the R's in between ? 



Bearing in mind that the same day Hannah already is talking to an R6, referencing R2 and her letter !


Let's stay with the 31st October for now because Jones' email to Tom Giles is quoting Ward's fanstory as if it's something he experienced himself. He may well have seen girls getting into Jimmy's cars, but would he, at his young age, have known how old they were or weren't ?


We know they were NOT 14 as claimed by his number one : R1 - Ward, because she had to finally admit her real date of birth in a court of law. 

And as for R2 ? We now know this is Fiona. How ?


Her father was a producer



But let's stay with November 3rd 2011 for a moment, because it's here when someone is finally telling Hannah that there WAS indeed a Police investigation. Not an ex-Policeman but Fiona R2 via R6 that is



It's at this point that MW-T formally enters the Pollard picture



And it's at this point that Jones tells the ex-cop what he now knows - in confidence that is.



Interviewed around 2009/2010 ? How would they not know exactly which year they were interviewed ? Maybe Mark will be £500 more precise ? Spoiler - he won't be ... ever !

Anyway. I'll have to leave this for today. My eyes are giving me problems. Hang on in there folks ! 

By the way - in case you're wondering ....

MW-T began his Exposure update with the following words 

"We know know that Jimmy Savile was a predatory peadophile"

That's just from my memory. It's horrible isn't it ? He will eat those words someday. I hope ! 



Sunday, 21 April 2019

Operation Mark Williams-Thomas

If there's one email that Mark Williams-Thomas wishes he hadn't sent, this should be it !


 http://rabbitaway.blogspot.com/2015/09/everyone-knew-about-what-and-when-and.html

Given what we know now, that is 
 
'lots of names and links to celebrities' ?  

 The first Arundel detective to take a statement from an alleged victim of King was Mark Williams-Thomas, now a TV presenter. According to Judge Taylor’s ruling, after Williams-Thomas left the force, police found ‘a document on his computer offering for sale names and introductions to victims of Mr King’. The judge also said that when he left, Williams-Thomas took his police notebooks concerning King with him. The prosecution said he should not have done this because they were force property;

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6051299/Child-sex-abuse-case-saw-pop-mogul-Jonathan-King-handed-seven-year-jail-sentence-reopened.html 

So, all this afternoon I've been burrowing back into the rich orchard that is the Pollard Report. It used to be very easy to find via the BBC site, but the old link leads nowhere. Still, where there's a will. I managed to find Meirion Jones' here, rather fittingly behind the words 'he's dead so he can't sue'.

https://tent101.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/meirion_jones_1_ocr.pdf

On the 31st October 2011 Meirion Jones has, according to Pollard, no knowledge of any Police investigation into Savile. Take note of this pals because it's important !

 
 But within a few days - talk of a letter emerges. 


Two days - Thomas is asking to be involved !


This hasn't come out of the blue has it ? It's not the first time they've been in touch. But, we know this already. They worked together in July 2011, didn't they ?


And, of course, Jones knew about Thomas's earlier claim to fame - the Jonathan King conviction !






'he might be able to help us if ... really was a police investigation' ? 



Six days later ex-Surrey Police Thomas, still hasn't come up with the goods, but at least Hannah's earning her tax-payer's wages.


The Sussex complainant has emerged. I'm not getting bogged down in that aspect of the story, not right now anyway. My mission here is purely to express what I think ! could be going on between MWT and Surrey Police. Read the evidence and make your own mind up.






Who's he supposed to be talking to ? Looks like one person to me. Remember, this is Jones's account of things.



By the 16th November MWT still hasn't earned his £500 


It's not clear who's doing all the 'ringing' here, still, hang on in there folks !





 Jones tries to explain MWT's exact role in all this. The following starts with .. why are we talking to MWT ...

 
 And then on the 25th 


 Mark gets an off the record admission

 




 I'm wondering if this off the record thing even happened ? Remember Jones's boss wants to be sure before he gives the final all systems go. No-one, in a position of authority has confirmed anything. And, of course, the real test is : How seriously did the Police takes these claims ? Serious enough to pass to the CPS, or not ?




 And then, somewhere along the line, there's a conversation between Jones and his bosses about money. Money being paid to an ex-Police officer, that is ! 

 






Strange, how I never noticed this talk about money before ! 



It was Meirion who mentioned levison, not me !

And then - it's back to where we sort of, started. With Mr King !


 Happy Easter All 



 

Tuesday, 15 January 2019

And the winner's are ?

Osbourne Clark Solicitors - according to the press that is !

The Savile estate was originally valued at £4.5m. Osbourne Clark received £1.8m and I'm NOT even going to try to work out how much anyone else got. I've been trying all day, sorry but I'm brain-fagged ! 

Yesterday the following was published in the Sunday Times





 It seems that someone's freedom of information request has been successful*





'Open cases' ? So the NHS will be paying out even more ? I'm not going there !

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/nhs-pays-over-1m-for-jimmy-saviles-sex-abuse-jqjlvmg36 

No indication in Gregory's report of how much the claimant's lawyer's got. I wonder if they even asked ? It might be interesting to see that FOI request, especially given the fact that they got the amount paid to Osbourne Clarke wrong ! 


'A large number of false claims ?' 

If only someone would follow the money in the right direction now and then ! If only Sunday Times hacks read the tabloids who knew in 2016 that Osbourne Clarke actually got £1.8m out of the estate. 


And, here's the thing : Only £141,000 would be left to cover other claims (not made directly to the estate via the 'scheme') including the NHS ! 


 78 'payouts' were made for claims made directly to the estate, totaling £1m


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3705498/Lawyers-2-5million-Jimmy-Savile-s-estate-leaving-just-1million-paedophile-DJ-s-victims.html

78 claims were therefore successful by the looks of it. Two years earlier David Rose informed us that just 22 out of the 58 processed at the time, had been accepted, that is - they had passed someone's screening. Let's remind ourselves of that particular status quo back then. 



Which means there must have been at least 208 claims made against the estate. Not the BBC or NHS via the vicarious liability route, just against the estate via the 'scheme' implemented by Justice Scales in the High Court. 
By my reckoning, this means that 130 claims were NOT accepted, i.e they were deemed false, untrue - however you want to put it ! That's a tad shocking isn't it ? Have any of these claimants been reported for fraud ?

Now, once I got past my knee-jerk annoyance towards the Sunday Times' Andrew Gregory, I decided that what he'd written just a few days ago, was actually quite useful. Yes, he kind of got the OC fee wrong (he may have been referring soley to the NHS legal costs) but, even that is useful piece of information, when you consider how little any of us have actually been told about the Savile claims and 'payouts'. 

*For example, I now know that the freedom of information request was actually made by The Sun newspaper who published this a few weeks before. Yes really !



Of course, the Sun has no idea how expensive these pithy legal encounters can be, not having ever been sued by anyone ever, but the real Oscar in - The Public Interest - category needs to go to Pete Saunders who's currently being paid a fortune to sit on the IICSA panel, 'truth project' thing. His suggestion for cutting the costs ? replace one set of expensive folk with another ! 



We're reminded that three of Savile's NHS 'victims' got £40,000 each, meaning that someone accepted one of the more serious offences had been committed ? Remember folks, this is OUR money, not the NHS's, not Jeremy fucking Hunt's money, it's OURS, and it's being given away ! Well, that's what I think anyway.

Much as I hate to do this - here's the link to the sun's efforts. Might be an interesting chore for someone to fish out their FOI request. Not me, I've done enough ... for now ! 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/8083278/patients-abused-jimmy-savile-compensation-nhs-paid/

I guess I should have worked out exactly how much the ambulance chasers were paid. I'll leave that one to you as well. 

I wonder just how many of these claimants might have submitted claims to more than one of the sources available to them - the NHS, the BBC, the estate directly ? How would anyone even know ? 

Happy New Year All 

Here's a little something for the 52 who got on average, less than £10K of OUR money !



Update 22st January 2019

I've been asked to publish the following information sent to me by Amanda. Exactly as she worded it to me 

'The NHS just paid out "nuisance claims". It was cheaper than investigating them ..... The scrutineers worked for free and proved many were lies but the NHS just paid. Was their evidence shared with the NHS ? We'll never know, nor will we ever know if they took any notice of it. The lawyers won't say who did and who didn't get paid out. Surely the NHS and the BBC should .... It's our money and they are public bodies.
Did you know that multiple claims were made ? ..... Nothing stopping any claimant getting money from the NHS his estate and the BBC i.e "assaulted in xyz hospital then at TOTP. That would make three separate claims'.

Someone should ask the NHS and the solicitors, questions based upon the above statement. Shouldn't they ?





Friday, 14 December 2018

Justice For Ted Heath - Hansard December 11th 2018







Lord Lexden (Alistaire Cooke - writer) goes on 


Not a happy bunny is he ? And all power to him for supporting the dead ex- Prime Minister Edward Heath. You can read the official report of the debate here. 
https://hansard.parliament.uk/Lords/2018-12-11/debates/9EDF79C8-8DC9-4CD4-A751-59A01906DB85/OperationConifer#contribution-A47D5942-BD2C-4E3C-8E77-0260E87889B1

His Lordship is rightly pissed that a dead man's good name can be destroyed. He wants justice for Ted Heath.Welcome to my world Alistair ! I've been wanting Justice for Jimmy since his good name was destroyed within minutes of his death in October 2011. 

At least Ted got an investigation, the boys at Scotland Yard decided from the outset that Jimmy didn't deserve one because he was guilty as far as they were concerned. Their feeble excuse for not bothering - it was pointless, he's dead but there's got to be others out there - still alive, so we can investigate them, should warrant some future comment in influential circles. As ever, we can wait, can't we guys and gals ? 

1) Jimmy Savile is guilty because of the sheer number of complaints made against him. Two years ago Baroness Butler-Sloss said this 


 Fast forward to the 11th December 2108 


The Savile Police appended 214 crimes to Sir Jimmy Savile. How many of them were repeat offenders, how many showed up again in Conifer ? How many contradictions have I for one, found in the Savile claims, not to mention outright lies ? 

Then there's the question of whether the dead should be investigated at all. Better late than never I guess 


Anyway, that's all I'm saying for now on this. But, beings as it's Christmas, I thought I'd leave you something that made me smile, if not laugh out loud ! Here's one of the Lords in an earlier episode of peers calling out liars in Parliament !!! Enjoy 






https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/oct/21/pressandpublishing.ukcrime

Merry Christmas x