jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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Another time Adrian Morris’s investigative process has been called into question:
Has he personally been found to have done anything illegal/immoral, or was he just getting his hands dirty at the behest of higher-ups?Post Office investigator landed Premier League club job after Horizon scandal
Former investigator Adrian Morris joined Brighton and Hove Albion the year after giving evidence at the trial of wrongfully convicted sub-postmistress Seema Misrawww.mirror.co.uk
I'm slightly concerned that we haven't "let him go". For a club that is rightfully concerned about its reputation and "doing the right thing", I think there are very few that would say that by employing this fella they are doing the "right thing".
Oh wait! At the end of the article he said he was "sorry". And as we know, that makes everything ok. As you were.
Nothing at all that I'm aware of.Has he personally been found to have done anything illegal/immoral, or was he just getting his hands dirty at the behest of higher-ups?
Hope your mum’s ok mate. You shouldn’t be having to worry about NSC right now.Please, please stop these 2+2=768 accusations.
I’m in hospital with my mum and simply don’t have the time right now to protect people from themselves when they throw around unfounded accusations.
I don’t want to shut discussion of this inportent subject down. I don’t want to ban people from the site to protect themselves from libelling their way to financial ruin. But I will if I have to.
The club are rightfully very protective of their employees, like all organisations should be, and I know they are unlikely to hesitate taking all required steps they need to follow as part of that.
Let the inquiry run its course, and the police do their job.
The real scandal is the delay in compensating and exonerating the Sub-Postmasters. As ever with government scandals, an inquiry is slowly done with its conclusions kicked as far down the road as possible so that by the time we get there, we have all " moved on " and many of the victims are dead.Can this inquiry actually lead to any prosecutions to those at the Post Office senior management ?
It's the easy option, and, they will get away with it as ever.Cook and Crozier denying they knew anything about the issue and prosecutions somewhat shows up how useless they were at their jobs.
As a lass would once have reflected, “they would have said that wouldn’t they”.Cook and Crozier denying they knew anything about the issue and prosecutions somewhat shows up how useless they were at their jobs.
Just reading the updates on the BBC from PO Legal Counsel. Paula Vennells really does belong in prison .... and long may she rot there.