The Sinking Of ‘The Belgrano’ By Giovanni Di Stefano
On 2 May 1982 the Argentine cruiser ‘General Belgrano’ was sunk by a British submarine. Despite the huge loss of life, the action was applauded in…
The Semper Occultus Political ‘Affair to Remember’ of Jeremy Thorpe by Giovanni Di Stefano and Caroline Bayford
Jeremy Thorpe QC was the gay, gallivanting leader of the Liberal party, between 1967 and 1976. He was also charged with conspiracy to murder his…
The ‘Stitch Up’ Of East End Gangsters Ronnie and Reggie Kray and The Mysterious Death In 2002 Of The Old Bailey Prosecutor
Ronnie and Reggie Kray, Britain’s most infamous gangsters, should and could be posthumously cleared of murder. New evidence found by examining files in the basement…
A whiff of hypocrisy? Lie Detectors: The system is wearing two faces by Giovanni Di Stefano
On hearing that lie detector tests are to be compulsory from October this year reminds me of the Polygraph test the prison service allowed me…
Deep Throat, The Department of Dirty Tricks, The Downfall of a President and the Role of MI6 in the Watergate Scandal by Giovanni Di Stefano
There is no doubt that President Richard Milhous Nixon the 37th President of the United States was an introvert in an extrovert’s job. He…
A Tale of Two Doctors And A Murdered King By Giovanni Di Stefano
In 1978 at the University of Cambridge, Department of Physiology Professor Keith Simpson was delivering a lecture to aspirant medical students. Some were alarmed when…