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  • Sherlock Houses
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    Originally posted by moste View Post
    Norma Buddle line of country, does she not mention it in your book
    ???? Don't quite get what you've posted here, Moste.

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  • moste
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    Norma Buddle line of country, does she not mention it in your book

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  • djw
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    Would the Matthews Report be contained within the court Appeal documents held by National Archives?
    The official archive of the UK government. Our vision is to lead and transform information management, guarantee the survival of today's information for tomorrow and bring history to life for everyone.

    e.g. one box example is
    The official archive of the UK government. Our vision is to lead and transform information management, guarantee the survival of today's information for tomorrow and bring history to life for everyone.

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  • moste
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    Exactly

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  • Sherlock Houses
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    Originally posted by moste View Post
    Ok, using a different iPad Iâll try and correct these confounding characters.

    There is ânoâ freedom of information. There is information available, but only if they choose to make it so.

    Anything pertaining to the A6 killing is A very hot potato, thatâs why itâs mostly locked away for 75 yrs.

    Itâs got nothing to do with âprotecting the innocentâ.
    I can't disagree with anything you say here, Moste. We just don't live in a free society and never have done, the pompous 'ruling elite' have seen to that. The status quo must be maintained.
    Joe Public is not classified as being a member of the privileged few club who decide amongst themselves what important information can or cannot be disclosed.
    All in the interests of 'national security' you must understand, bla bla bla etc., LOL, and to the hell with truth and justice.

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  • moste
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    Ok, using a different iPad I’ll try and correct these confounding characters.

    There is ‘no’ freedom of information. There is information available, but only if they choose to make it so.

    Anything pertaining to the A6 killing is A very hot potato, that’s why it’s mostly locked away for 75 yrs.

    It’s got nothing to do with ‘protecting the innocent’.

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  • moste
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    Found this while perusing.: Awaiting the truth about Hanratty. Paul Foot.

    url wouldn’t copy for pasting.

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  • moste
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    Yep Sherlock, a sour taster, for sure.

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  • Sherlock Houses
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    Here's a taster of the sort of mentality Home Secretaries often adopt. This is from a Commons debate in May 1975 [How dare you ask such a question of me Mr Evans !!]........

    https://hansard.parliament.uk/Common...1-06006385547e

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  • Sherlock Houses
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    Originally posted by djw View Post
    https://hansard.parliament.uk/Common...2-055b80e78a1e
    Can anyone help us get the Matthews Report by making their own FOI request and if they get refusals like I did, can they raise it with the Information commissioner within the required time period? I think the ICO required a maximum of 21 days from the refusal.
    Previous FOIs are;
    https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/reque...t_on_the_a6_mu
    https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/the_matthews_report_on_the_a6_mu_2
    https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/the_matthews_report_on_the_a6_mu_3
    Lord Howard remembers the report so it definitely existed.
    Yes, it definitely exists [or existed !] and was debated [very briefly] in the House of Commons in April and then October 1996.....

    https://hansard.parliament.uk/Common...2-055b80e78a1e
    https://hansard.parliament.uk/Common...d-7006ddb15ce2




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  • moste
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    I wonder why Woffinden and Foot shrank back from the major article by the Independent newspaper , headlining ‘Hanratty to be exonerated in the next few days?

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  • moste
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    Your request seemed to have been handed to a caseworker by ‘Zeberdee’ and as we all know Zeberdee said’ It’s time for bed’. I fear the Chief superintendent Mathew’s report has been ‘put to bed’, corruptly , much like the DNA travesty.

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  • djw
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    Originally posted by Sherlock Houses View Post

    Alas it seems you are discovering what a joke the FOI act is proving to be. Also known as the "Fobbed Off Interminably" act. The Matthews Report must be a complete figment of our imagination, it never existed.
    Can anyone help us get the Matthews Report by making their own FOI request and if they get refusals like I did, can they raise it with the Information commissioner within the required time period? I think the ICO required a maximum of 21 days from the refusal.
    Previous FOIs are;
    https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/reque...t_on_the_a6_mu
    https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/the_matthews_report_on_the_a6_mu_2
    https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/the_matthews_report_on_the_a6_mu_3
    Lord Howard remembers the report so it definitely existed.

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  • moste
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    Originally posted by cobalt View Post
    Alphon actually offered up a rationale for the kidnapping and eventual death of Gregsten and near murder of Valerie Storie. Along the lines of attempting to break up an unhealthy relationship. Do we know when he first offered up this perverted rationale? In Paris he talks of this, but did he do this before?

    The relationship between Gregsten and Ms Storie was glossed over at trial although it is possible Alphon gleaned some information from his police interrogation. Was he the first to identify the intimate relationship between the two victims or did he simply jump in once that had been made public?
    Good questions. Norma Buddle insisted that the abduction was all about trying to pry the lovers apart.I could never see that as a possibility, although Storie in her magazine article did allude to ‘not thinking the affair would last much longer, but she also maintained ‘I can be lead but never forced’ . Listening to her in interviews, she comes across as somewhat stoic, strong willed, and indifferent to criticism.I can’t see her being cajoled into cancelling her love life for anyone. She certainly didn’t consider her relations with Gregsten as unhealthy.

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  • cobalt
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    I assume that Alphon’s involvement with the A6 Case is more than merely coincidental.
    However, it’s difficult to see how he was in a position to blackmail anybody: what proof of conspiracy was he going to produce? And if he was the killer as claimed, it would be a case of him paying out blackmail money: not receiving it.

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