I am sure Adam will be quick to tell me there is already a thread on this topic but I dont have time to look for it so I thought I would start a new one.
On the CT website it is again throwing light on the undisclosed information.
What I don't understand is that if there is a court order for EP to disclose why do they keep making excuses about not being able to locate and ignoring the court order.
Surely this is illegal and if it is why don't they go down the legal route again. Surely they could take it to the highest court in the land. I know this costs money but wouldn't that save an awful lot of messing about. They say that withheld information would prove his innocence so surely they should get another court order and another and another until ep cough up.
This is one thing that bugs the hell out of me with EP. They are so sure he is guilty then what bloody difference would it make if they did give all the information over. Oh yes more for him to appeal against sloppy police work. but surely this should be given. IMO it is a disgrace that EP do not hand over ALL information and be done with it.
It is an affront to justice that EP have withheld documents,Notsure. As Lookout says, EP have ignored, repeatedly, orders to disclose information.
Viewed objectively it is difficult to see EP's actions as anything other than an attempt to obstruct justice. It is not in dispute that EP, with the connivance of DC Soames of Special Branch, destroyed all forensic evidence in 1996 after they were ordered by Judicial Review to disclose. From this action alone it is reasonable to infer that EP have something to hide.
We know that JB and his legal team wanted full disclosure and that EP for some reason fought this. Despite losing the argument in court and being ordered to disclose, EP then had some contact with Special Branch which resulted in DC Soames and PC Whiddon gathering all of the evidence in a large room and disposing of, by incineration, all forensic exhibits.
Can this really be viewed as an honest mistake?
That they still withhold evidence to this day is not seriously in dispute.