Had the statement been false then the lawyers acting for the police, and the Home Office, would have insisted that a retraction be made. But he had a ruthlessness and a shrewd criminal brain and soon branched into other areas, including drug-dealing and extortion, amassing a fortune in the process. Ms Elliott said the length of sentence should vary depending on whether offenders had viewed child pornography or directly abused children - but she insisted both groups should face a custodial sentence. Donald Findlater, director of research and development at the child protection charity the Lucy Faithfull Foundation, warned that Mr Gamble's comments could "diminish the gravity of child pornography". Five days later, on 18th March 1996, the United Kingdom observed a minute’s silence in commemoration of the victims of the Dunblane massacre. It marked the beginning of a week of funerals, with many of the deceased being buried in a dedicated area of the Dunblane cemetery, which has a memorial statue for the 17 victims. There is also a cenotaph in the Dunblane cathedral. Queen Elizabeth travelled with Princess Anne to Dunblane to meet with the families of the victims and survivors, weeping openly as she expressed her sympathy. The 'fly-on-the-wall' documentary on 'Dodgy' Dave Courtney is yet another indication of the decline of English TV programmes.

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In the last six months we’ve spoken a lot on the phone and exchanged various pointers about what we can do. News Alleged victim of Paul Ferris reveals his agony 28 years after underworld shooting left him with long-term health issues Policing in Northern Ireland is slowly returning to normality: Operation Banner, the army's routine support of the police, has come to an end after 38 years. I don't know of one respected villain who would not have been outraged by such a false accusation, and was able to contain his outrage.Convicted gun runner Ferris has claimed Paul Hamilton was also involved in the Hanlon and Glover murders. The Prosecution branded him a police informer and alleged that he was a member of a group scheming to plant drugs on a model who was involved in a child custody battle with her estranged husband. In his book The Ferris Conspiracy, which became the basis for The Wee Man, he wrote: “Paul Hamilton had been boasting about driving the blue Transit van that allegedly carried Bobby and Joe’s dead bodies. For all of those interested in true crime } This is a fake video and an archive search will show the problems with an inaccurate content including pictures that have no meaning to the content and as such fails to hit the mark. Be careful with others trying to rewrite history as it all comes out in the wash.

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Redoing the book would be unfair to Reg — there was nothing wrong with the original. We would just like to put a Mojo slant on Paul’s life. We’d like to bring Paul’s character out, put different stories in. He’s a very funny guy when you get to know him, quite a humorous guy. While he was on remand his suspected accomplices Robert Glover and Joe "Bananas" Hanlon were found shot dead in a car, on the day of the victim's funeral. I was in care and I was from one of the most violent, old-school criminal families in Glasgow, so I was naturally drawn to a life of crime." There are three UK inquiries for which the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is providing documents. They are judicial investigations into the killing of the loyalist paramilitary leader Billy Wright in the Maze prison, the car bomb murder of the civil rights lawyer Rosemary Nelson and the beating to death of Robert Hamill, allegedly in view of RUC officers. I think it is disgraceful that we simply can't be allowed to get on with our own business without being continually harassed by this type of scheme.

In may view, and I will venture to say in the view of all decent people, he is unquestionably not a fit person. If your URL is correct, you'll see an image preview here. Large images may take a few minutes to appear.

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Hamilton applied as a voluntary worker for Dunblane Primary School but was turned down. Between the 1970s and mid-1990s, he ran approximately 16 boys clubs, one of which was held in the very school gymnasium where he eventually wreaked so much havoc and ended his own life. The clubs were for boys aged 7 to 11 years and the activities included target practice, swimming, gymnastics and football. The clubs proved popular and membership grew, with some having as many as 70 boys. Over time however, numbers declined due to Hamilton’s increasingly strange behaviour. It later transpired that not only was Hamilton unqualified to instruct the boys in many of the activities he had offered at the clubs but that all the activities had gone unsupervised. i will name and shame them for ever and a day the minute the charges are slung. please believe me, another thing that came out of this is i had to hook up with my ex-lawyer who reeled of a long name of FACES who trade bodies and info's for licenses to swagger. fkin eye opener ill tell u, ffs, there all hard at it. so called Edinburgh gangsters. who have the cheek to abduct and punish other cons on one day and go golfing with the scum the next.

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As head doorman at the nightclub where the tablets were obtained, O'Mahoney felt the burden of responsibility and decided to help police with the Leah Betts inquiry. Years later he wrote a book, called So This Is Ecstasy, about the Leah Betts tragedy and the rise of gangs supplying drugs. Lobban's biggest regret is escaping from Dungavel jail in March, 1991, when he had only three months to serve of a six-year sentence for armed robbery.

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A neighbour described him as strange in the way he walked and talked. “He sort of crept, he was very head-down” and he spoke very softly, slowly and precisely but with no expression in his voice. Unusual and effeminate, he was too polite and never laughed or joked. Others spoke of him as “a very shy, lonely person… a very quiet, kind individual”; generous and “quite an intelligent man… interesting enough to talk to”. The general view of Hamilton however was that he was weird. Many have been the occasions when I, and others, have been threatened with being barred from the court when our anger has taken over when an outrageous lie was made by the police, and any other, in open court. But Hamilton told the jury he saw the accused in a pub on the night of the shooting, and Ferris walked free on a not guilty verdict.Welcome to http://www.ferrisconspiracy.com Very interesting point you made so here is how we operate here so that it will allow you & others to know the score : So whats the script posting on this board When this accusation was made in court there was no angry outburst from Courtney, or his barrister. There was no threat from the Judge to have Courtney taken out of court if he persisted in disturbing the peace of the court by angrily declaring he was a not a 'grass'.