The Ted Heath article was show how stubborn the Police elite are when investigating
this subject. There's a current British investigation underway that up to now...
well, this is from Wikipedia.
'...The first two chairs appointed to the original panel inquiry were Baroness Butler-Sloss
(appointed 8 July 2014, stepped down 14 July 2014)
Fiona Woolf (appointed 5 September 2014, stepped down 31 October 2014)]
The reasons for their withdrawal in each case were objections related to their perceived
closeness to individuals and establishments which would be investigated.
There were also objections to the shape of the inquiry itself, concerning testimony, the
scope of inquiry, and lack of ability to compel witnesses to testify.
In December 2014 it was reported that Theresa May was reconsidering arrangements for
the inquiry. On 4 February 2015 May announced that the inquiry would be chaired by Dame
Lowell Goddard, a New Zealand High Court judge who had no ties to the UK bodies and
persons likely to be investigated.
The existing panel was disbanded, and the inquiry was given new powers as a statutory inquiry.
The statutory inquiry opened on 9 July 2015, with an introductory statement by Dame Lowell
Goddard. In November 2015, she announced that 12 separate investigations would be
undertaken as part of the inquiry, including investigations into MPs, local councils, and church
organisations.
On 4 August 2016, May's successor as Home Secretary, Amber Rudd, announced that Goddard
had resigned. In a statement, Goddard said that she had taken the decision "with regret", citing,
among other reasons, the inquiry's "legacy of failure".
Rudd announced on 11 August that Professor Alexis Jay would become the fourth chairman for the
Inquiry...'
It's a swamp within a swamp and the fear of class is what's keeping it stuttering.
In a way, they're starting from the bottom of the pile, which means the dead ones.
The Posh don't like investigating The Posh!
this subject. There's a current British investigation underway that up to now...
well, this is from Wikipedia.
'...The first two chairs appointed to the original panel inquiry were Baroness Butler-Sloss
(appointed 8 July 2014, stepped down 14 July 2014)
Fiona Woolf (appointed 5 September 2014, stepped down 31 October 2014)]
The reasons for their withdrawal in each case were objections related to their perceived
closeness to individuals and establishments which would be investigated.
There were also objections to the shape of the inquiry itself, concerning testimony, the
scope of inquiry, and lack of ability to compel witnesses to testify.
In December 2014 it was reported that Theresa May was reconsidering arrangements for
the inquiry. On 4 February 2015 May announced that the inquiry would be chaired by Dame
Lowell Goddard, a New Zealand High Court judge who had no ties to the UK bodies and
persons likely to be investigated.
The existing panel was disbanded, and the inquiry was given new powers as a statutory inquiry.
The statutory inquiry opened on 9 July 2015, with an introductory statement by Dame Lowell
Goddard. In November 2015, she announced that 12 separate investigations would be
undertaken as part of the inquiry, including investigations into MPs, local councils, and church
organisations.
On 4 August 2016, May's successor as Home Secretary, Amber Rudd, announced that Goddard
had resigned. In a statement, Goddard said that she had taken the decision "with regret", citing,
among other reasons, the inquiry's "legacy of failure".
Rudd announced on 11 August that Professor Alexis Jay would become the fourth chairman for the
Inquiry...'
It's a swamp within a swamp and the fear of class is what's keeping it stuttering.
In a way, they're starting from the bottom of the pile, which means the dead ones.
The Posh don't like investigating The Posh!
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.