Giovanni Di Stefano jailed in 2013 on what he describes to be politically motivated charges and the use of ‘forged Police National Computer’ entries, has threatened to take the Government for Judicial Review unless Brexit is ‘vacated sine die.’
Essex crime writer Terry Smith has issued a Judicial Review against the Ministry of Justice to review how IPP sentences are administered. Smith, who was controversially convicted and sentenced in 2010 after a failed trial resulting in the Jury refusing to convict, to an ‘Indeterminate Public Protection’ sentence with a minimum of 12 years, contends in his Judicial Review that those who have committed murder when they were under 18 have had their release mechanism criteria changed from the…
The Apostle, St. John, wrote: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” For me, the beginning was when I was eight years of age, in August 1963, when my parents took me back to Italy on holiday from England. As ‘aliens’ registered with the Home Office, our family had been in England since 1961, and this was to be our first trip back to Italy. I spent many a…
In November Giovanni Di Stefano sent a petition to Sir Roger Gale MP regarding ‘hidden assets’ which has now been accepted and published on the ‘House of Commons Hansard’ website as per the following link: https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2018-11-21/debates/18112154000010/PetitionOfGiovanniDiStefano We also publish the letter from Sir Roger Gale, MP, which is self explanatory of the procedure, and look forward to receiving a positive response. Giovanni Di Stefano, family, and Caroline would like to thank Sir Roger Gale, MP, for his help in…
Our thoughts are with the Di Stefano family on the loss of their dear dog Rufus who will be sadly missed, you are at peace now Rufus and hope you are enjoying doggy heaven.
It has been alleged that when the Home Office decided to destroy the landing cards they first scanned them all onto a disk and computer, in 2009, and they are kept at Wellesley Road in Croydon.