In previous blogs we have dealt with Detective Malcolm Thomas and his particular fetish for abusing the law around search warrants. This blog deals again with that exact subject. On the 1st November 1988 Detective Malcolm Thomas stopped a truck leaving the...
Note: some of the external audio visual material cited in this article has been removed from YouTube by NZ Authorities, Lauda Finem volunteers are currently doing the research required to replace that A/V material. The Gisborne “filth” have finally acted to curtail...
Many of the past blog posts have dealt with the issue of corrupt collusion between the Gisborne police and sections of the New Zealand media, in particular The Gisborne Herald and the National Business Review. This post, however, looks specifically...
As has been noted in previous blogs Detective Malcolm Thomas felt at home swearing false affidavits in support of his various legal applications. This bog post deals with one of Thomas’s applications for a search warrant and is a continuation of the...
As we have already said in previous posts the brothers, one in particular had suspected the involvement of Detective Willcox long before the police conspiracy came to a head. The first clue? The fact that cops had illegally attempted to...
Jenni McManus in her conversation with Jonathan Egglestone, the alter ego of one of the men she had defamed in her articles in September 1988, claimed that Senior Sergeant Alan Davidson had given her detail on the circumstances surrounding the...
In her articles Jenni McManus alleged that the brothers owed creditors $300’000.00, the reality however was somewhat different, but lets not let a $200’000.00 mistake get in the way of a bullshit story. They had been collectively owed approximately a third of...
Jury tampering – where police officers and or prosecutors unlawfully remove a juror during the trial without the Judges permission (not that the courts would ever let the prosecution have a quite word on the side with a juror), preferably the foreman,...
There’s always two side’s to a story but not according to Jenni McManus she has a very different take on the truth and journalism – in fact quite a twisted perspective. She had however been caught red handed and was obviously angered...