The much-circulated photograph of Virginia Giuffre, Prince Andrew, and Ghislaine Maxwell, which forms a foundation of the civil lawsuit in New York against Prince Andrew has now been uncovered as only a copy and not original.
On the 27 March 2013 after a two-month trial at Southwark Crown Court before HHJ McCreath and the jury, a verdict of guilty was returned on a number of counts involving a violation of the fraud act, and abuse of position. On the 28 March 2013 HHJ McCreath sentenced me to a manifestly excessive term of 14 years imprisonment. The sentence was based upon a false PNC (which was subsequently erased from the police national computer in April 2014)…
The European Union Parliament admitted the petition of Giovanni Di Stefano held in arbitrary detention by the UK for over one year. The petition calls for “censure and sanction” from the European Union to the United Kingdom that has been described by Di Stefano as a “state sponsor” of arbitrary detention.
“The petitioner, a Mr Giovanni Di Stefano, complains that he is currently being held arbitrarily by the United Kingdom Government within HMP Huntercombe, Nuffield, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 5SB, Great Britain, in violation of the Fourth Protocol, Article 1, which effectively abolished imprisonment for debt and; contrary to domestic legislation, namely s.4 of the Debtors Act 1869 and; in violation of domestic case-law, namely R v May EWCA Crim 446. Furthermore, prior to…
“There was a US government policy to assassinate and silence John Lennon which was conducted by the same people who murdered other political figures and musicians in the past eighteen years,” said a source who worked with the CIA for over thirty years.
Editor’s Note – Following the spectacular allegations contained in various documentaries, that Princess Diana had been hoodwinked into giving an interview, and newspaper reports, and Channel Fours documentary that the Secret Services were a threat to her life. We republish the article in its integrity with added material by Giovanni Di Stefano, originally published in August 2012.