EXCLUSIVE! The Three Murders of Winston Churchill by Giovanni Di Stefano
For the past seventy years but closer to a century Winston Churchill is known as the saviour of the modern world. He was the man who fought Nazi Germany and won.
For the past seventy years but closer to a century Winston Churchill is known as the saviour of the modern world. He was the man who fought Nazi Germany and won.
Saturday 1 January 2022. Happy New Year to All………………. Sunday 2 January 2022 10:10 – Will this year bring me the justice that I deserve. Monday 3 January 2022 Another boring Monday, but every day is the same…. Tuesday 4 January 2022 Thank goodness that’s over with as can go back to work now…. Wednesday 5 January 2022. 09:12 – I am ill. Thursday 6 of January 2022. 01:.08 – What is the point in trying to obtain fairness…
In a scathing Judgement, published today the Court of Public Opinion and Scrutiny quashed the conviction of the man known as the Devil’s advocate who defended the likes of Saddam Hussein, Ian Brady, Slobodan Milošević, Charles Manson, and other Dictators and high-profile criminals.
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It was George Bernard Shaw that wrote the play ‘The Doctors Dilemma’ and A J Cronin the much-read novel The Citadel. They both dealt with the theme involving professional men and the rights of those under their care. Moving to legal themes John Grisham has kept us all amused and intrigued with the likes of The Client, The Pelican Brief, and The Chamber. Again, the theme is one of the professional man and the rights of disclosure regarding those…
In May 1961, after a trial that was held mostly ‘in-camera,’ George Blake was convicted on five counts under s.1 of the Official Secrets Act 1911. Under normal circumstances, the maximum sentence permitted by law would be 14 years. The Lord Chief Justice Parker, however, ruled that each count to which he was convicted would be sentenced consecutively. As a consequence, his sentence was then the longest ever imposed: – 42 years.