Well, why the almost secretive 'trial' of John Humble? Where were the
linguisitics experts and the voice recognition technology, so beloved
of The Boys Up At Menwith Hill?
Do the voice prints match?
We don't know.
Only a confession.
It was easy to frame John Humble.
Just as it was easy to frame Anthony Steel.
Where is John Humble now?
It is one of the biggest stories of our time, of huge interest to all
newspaper readers....and yet it is never mentioned.
I thought newspaper owners were in the business of selling newspapers
by publishing stories of interest to the general public, such as:
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF JOHN HUMBLE.
But maybe I was wrong.
The total silence from the media and from ruling group stooges is
deafening.
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Well there's all kinds of caring..
Depending on your point of view..
It was one of Thatcher's strengths that she did not restrict herself
to dealing with the papers civil servants gave her.
Everybody and everything was her business,
including a notorious murder case in the North of England.
By the start of the Eighties, the Yorkshire Ripper case had become a
public scandal,
with questions being asked about how the police could have invested
millions of pounds
and thousands of man hours hunting for a killer who had been roaming
the North
for more than four years, without any sign they were getting any
closer to catching him.
No one could accuse the police of not trying.
Computer technology was then in its infancy.
All the witness statements and other evidence collected by hundreds of
officers
was recorded on paper. They were drowning in paper.
Because there was no national police force and the killer
did not respect police authority boundaries,
several hunts were being carried out by different forces.
Then the police latched on to something that appeared to bring them
close to solving the case.
They had received letters and a tape by a man purporting to be the
killer,
whose accent identified him as coming from somewhere near Sunderland.
Northumbria Police invested about £1 million interviewing men
all over Wearside.
Early on the morning of Tuesday, November 18, 1980,
the mutilated body of a Leeds University student,
Jacqueline Hill, was discovered.
She was the 13th woman murdered by the Ripper.
Public exasperation with the police reached a new pitch.
In a biography of Thatcher published while she was in office,
Hugo Young claimed she was so incensed about the Hill murder
and the apparent incompetence of the police that she announced
she was going to Leeds to take over the investigation in person
'because nobody but her, she thought,
really cared about the fate of these wretched women'.
It was left to Home Secretary William Whitelaw
to persuade her it might not be a brilliant idea to have the
Prime Minister stationed at Leeds Police headquarters for days on end.
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"Then the Police latched on to something"
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Perhaps they got pissed up one night
and next day found themselves on a bus to
Sunderland..
Or consulted Fat Mary wot read the tea leaves..
Darts at a map,,????
Spect they had their reasons...
But they never did explain them properly..
An kept the content of those letters secret
til after Smutty was convicted..
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Oh Well...
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Sir Bernard Ingam was Maggies Press Secretary,,
A Yorkshireman,, nicknamed Maggies Rotwieller..
apparently he worked for the Yorkshire Post at one time,,
and stood for the ward of Moortown in Leeds prior to
his engagement with Maggie..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Ingham
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> Sir Bernard Ingam was Maggies Press Secretary,,
> A Yorkshireman,, nicknamed Maggies Rotwieller..
> apparently he worked for the Yorkshire Post at one time,,
> and stood for the ward of Moortown in Leeds prior to
> his engagement with Maggie..
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Well, Moortown is not far from Whoretown in Leeds.
It is my fate to pass through both districts sometimes.
It hardly matters.
It's all very well to write a fawning 'biography' of someone.
For example, Dorothy Macardle and Thomas Packenham tried very hard to
whitewash Eamon de Valera.
The whitewash doesn't stick on Eamon de Valera.
And it doesn't stick on Margaret Thatcher either.