CCRC appeal failed

[tonyb]

NO IT HASN'T.
however, if it does, if you personally were in JBs position,what would you do?

[Roch]

NO IT HASN'T.
however, if it does, if you personally were in JBs position,what would you do?

Give all of the relevant documents that imply skullduggery and concealment to a renowned documentary / film maker and say to them "please show the people what has been done here".

[tonyb]

Give all of the relevant documents that imply skullduggery and concealment to a renowned documentary / film maker and say to them "please show the people what has been done here".

Hs this not already been done in a limited form? Plus also you'd have the "vital" piece of the jigsaw held under pii....

[Roch]

Hs this not already been done in a limited form? Plus also you'd have the "vital" piece of the jigsaw held under pii....

I don't think it's been done.  I'd be looking for almost a film quality docu made by a producer/director with serious form for quality docu/films.  The pii and alleged misuse of PII could be easily be referenced in the film at relevant points.

Confidence in the integrity of 80's policing has just taken another severe knock, paving the way for further scandals to also be more widely exposed.   

[Lugg]

NO IT HASN'T.
however, if it does, if you personally were in JBs position,what would you do?

Escape. He claims to have all those files so why doesn't he use one of then to file through the bars?

[Caroline R]

I don't think it's been done.  I'd be looking for almost a film quality docu made by a producer/director with serious form for quality docu/films.  The pii and alleged misuse of PII could be easily be referenced in the film at relevant points.

Confidence in the integrity of 80's policing has just taken another severe knock, paving the way for further scandals to also be more widely exposed.

I'd do the same but the last thing I would do would be to give up!

[lookout]

I'd do the same but the last thing I would do would be to give up!

I'm damn sure I wouldn't give up either.
Few prisoners ( when proved guilty ) go on to plead innocence for a short while,,then give up as they know,and realise that it's futile,but in Jeremys' case,he's continued from day one,to date,so someone,somewhere has to listen to the man. He's shown such determination in which to clear his name,,yet he's been let down from every angle,,even the CCRC who specialise in MOJ's wouldn't even listen, so what exactly is their position in all of this.?