Who REALLY Issued the Interdict on Robert Green and Why?
23 Jan, 2012
This article was originally published on HollieDemandsJustice.org (here).
The article refers to two documents that can be downloaded from this website at the two links below:
Buchanan v Green Timeline (33.3 KiB, 19 hits)
Buchanan v Green Civil Action (43.7 KiB, 9 hits)
Question: Who is the Monkey? Who is the Engine Driver?
Robert Green stands trial in a Stonehaven Court on Monday January 16th accused of “breach of the peace” because of an interdict granted on February 11th 2010, this was not served on him till he was in prison, after they realised their mistake. But who really pursued the interdict? We all thought it was the Scottish Crown Office, or was it someone else?
On a cold winter’s day on February 12th 2009, Robert Green, an Englishman from Warrington, Cheshire, was arrested for walking down a street in Aberdeen, Scotland, on his way to meet friends who were helping with his election campaign. A campaign which highlighted the abuse of Hollie Greig, a Down Syndrome woman abused in the first instance by her father all her life, who then prostituted her to his paedophile cohorts which is allegedly included Aberdeen Sheriff Graham Buchanan.
Why were Hollie and her mother, Anne Greig denied justice by a criminal justice system? They are the victims and as such they should have been protected. In fear of their life they eventually fled to England in Oct. 2005 with the assistance of Women’s Aid and the Down Syndrome Association (DSA). It is interesting to note, the DSA supported Anne and Hollie for a period of 10 years then when their Press Agent John Smithies was about to put out a press release in support of their case, he was called to the office of the charities Director Carol Boyes and dismissed on the spot as a result of his supportive action. The DSA have been instrumental in the current court action in the High Court of Appeal and harassment by Shropshire Council this is a breach of the public trust, No Secrets Policy and the Carers Rights Act using malfeasance, misfeasance and abuse of process. This is an abuse of power using the closed family courts to silence the case and take Hollie away from her mother. Why is a charity not supporting the victims of crime to receive justice or is there a Common Purpose here?
There are pertinent questions relating to Hollie’s case beginning with Anne’s unlawful sectioning instigated by Denis Mackie and followed through using the powers of the police in 2000 and the unlawful arrest of Robert Green in 2010 with a trumped-up charge of “breach of the peace” on February 12th 2010.
In 1997, in a remote part of Aberdeen, Roy Greig, Hollie’s uncle (Anne’s brother) was found dead in a burning car in suspicious circumstances with inconsistent injuries and no public enquiry. Years later, after Anne fled her home in 2000 and went into a hostel, Hollie told her Roy had caught her father sexually abusing her, Anne and Hollie went to the police and reported abuse in May 2000.
Hollie and her mother reported details of more abuse to Grampian Police in September 2000, ten days later, 10 people turned up at her home after the Police issued a warrant for the sectioning of her mother, Anne. Hollie was not afforded any consideration or support for reporting a serious crime of RAPE. Later resulting in post traumatic stress and night terrors due to seeing her mother physically sectioned and taken away from her on top of years of abuse which resulted in physical scarring for which Hollie was awarded £13,500 by the Criminal Injuries Commission as a victim of a crime. Grampian Police allowed the spoliation of evidence resulting in no criminal charges and no case to answer. Mattresses in Anne’s home were disposed in her absence by Denis Mackie, vital DNA was lost. Terry Major former Met Police officer, (one of Hollie’s alleged abusers), was at the time Head of Forensics at Grampian Police and cousin by marriage to Denis Mackie. Who gained? Could it be said the police were protecting their own? It is alleged that questions were raised concerning Terry Major’s involvement in the Shirley McKie case http://www.shirleymckie.com/ This case also raises some very serious questions about the criminal justice system in Scotland.
It was reported by the Scottish Law Reporter: “….a witness list which has varied in numbers and currently totals SIXTY ONE persons.”
How many police were employed to interview the 61 alleged witnesses or are they victim statements which is just their opinions?
How did the police gain the knowledge that there were 61 witnesses?
How were they contacted?
How long did each interview take?
What exactly were they a witness to?
To date, Robert has not been given copies of the alleged statements.
If the alleged witnesses felt Robert’s spoken and written words were slanderous or libellous, why have they not, individually or collectively, taken out a private prosecution against him or Anne and Hollie? Yet, it seems Elish Angiolini has enabled them to hide behind the Scottish Crown, using the public purse. Yet, on more than one occasion it is has been reported that she and Sheriff Buchanan, using ” out of time” strategies denied justice to other sexually abused victims.
Why who gains?
Additional reading:
BBC - Hollie Greig - Pedophile Snuff Films - Investigations are Taboo
Abel Danger Request For Action: Oxford and Cherwell Valley College - UK Column Receives Highly Intimidating Demand - Demand Police Investigation
Paedophile networks servicing the monarchy - Paedophilia is the glue that binds - hierarchy of sadistic paedophiles - the blood of the innocent
Whose are the eyes at the top of the page?
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