The independent Police Conduct Authority is again in the limelight with its report on the Watson case. The New Zealand Herald articles and the public comments, with the exception of a very small percentage, say it all. New Zealander’s no...
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...
Jenni McManus in her articles had got it seriously wrong , she had been led to believe by Spence, Thomas, Davidson and others that the family owed large amounts of money; according to McManus on every development. She had also inexplicably...
If you’re having problems seeing the video’s in New Zealand simply google “laudafinem Jenni McManus” that will give you more options to listen to the tapes. It appears that Jenni McManus is using her power, media resources and contacts in an...
Today another small set back in getting the story out, We have been advised that You-tube have blocked our videos in New Zealand only – strange. No messages to say why as yet. It may be that someone has again...
Lewis Proctor seems to be going berserk yet again – there must be something in the water! This morning we received this email from the delightful Mr. Proctor Private investigator of South Auckland, New Zealand:
Detective Malcolm John Thomas, Stanley Matthew Willcox and Senior Sergeant Alan Davidson had been working together since the 4th July 1987. Willcox had been defaming his subjects for years; telephoning Finance Companies, Insurers Loss Adjusters, Banks and anyone else prepared to listen.
In addition to the corrupt Gisborne Police officers Malcolm Thomas and Alan Davidson McManus was given other contacts by Marianne Spence, Gisborne people that were prepared to talk provided they weren’t named. These informants according to Spence would give McManus...
The following story will have more resonance for those readers who have listened to the excerpt of the taped conversation with Jenni McManus in my first blog. In that conversation McManus discussed, with her caller, the fact that she had spoken...