Introduction: The competing camps on alleged sexual offences Our existing contemporary moment can be characterised in terms of an...

'Computer Says No, Computer Says No, Computer Says No’ said Dr Michael Naughton of Empowering The Innocent (ETI) in part three of Murder at the Post Office , a SKY TV three-partner broadcast over Christmas 2025. He was talking about the appeal rejection process of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), which he has been scrutinising for nearly a quarter of a century. The murder of the title was that of Diana Garbutt in Melsonby, Yorkshire in 2010, for which her husband

‘Big Tech companies have no business interfering with or basing decisions on internal British law.’   SAFARI - Supporting All Falsely Accused with Reference Information - have said that about one fifth of correspondents to them are maintaining innocence, which extrapolates to around 15,000 people in prison at any one time being PMIs (Prisoners Maintaining Innocence) and to hundreds of thousands of people in the community if you count backwards in time. We might want to just c

"Alienated children" by Sean Bw Parker On an evening in the winter of 1984, after my older brother and I hadn’t seen our mother for some weeks, there came a tap on the French windows of our house near Cullompton in East Devon. The heavy burgundy curtains remained drawn, our father ignoring the quiet raps. Our mother had finally left the family home on 6th June that year, D-Day, after years of stress, and finally prompted by an exposed affair with a local vicar, whose wife had

"Laurence Fox" by Sean Bw Parker    'There is a strange and quite new tactic employed by these 4WF types however. It almost seems premeditated in a media-training type of way, and it goes: call out (snitch); feign outrage (media messaging); claim victimhood (or have it claimed for you); ghost (ignore); move on to find new target'   In September 2023, actor, presenter and leader of The Reclaim Party Laurence Fox was first suspended and then sacked from his own show on GB News.

'Lucy Letby' by Juliet Pleming A leaked internal Ministry of Justice (MoJ) memo has revealed that Justice Secretary David Lammy is proposing to significantly restrict the right to a jury trial in England and Wales to only the ‘most serious’ cases, such as murder, rape, and manslaughter. The memo reportedly states there is ‘no right’ to a jury trial in the UK. The proposals are a shift from Lammy's 2017 review of the justice system, where he described juries as a "success stor

Seema Misra - falsely accused and wrongly convicted when she was pregnant I attended the Empowering the Innocent (ETI) conference earlier this year at Bristol University and I had a gentleman standing near me and I recognised his face. It was Seema Misra’s husband, Davinder, and I started to talk to him. The upshot was that he asked me if I could write an article on the role of the media in miscarriages of justice and I said that I would. On going to visit them and having a t

Two landmark Supreme Court rulings took centre stage in the second week of November this year, though you wouldn’t actually know it from the limited news coverage. The first ( 12 th  November 2025 ) was the written ruling regarding whether or not the Human Rights of David Daly and Andrew Keir were breached in their trials on sexual offences. First heard in March of this year, it took the court 8 months to publish its ruling and though it was acknowledged that current practice

Some might be familiar with the very first piece I wrote on the subject of false allegations . Written 7 years after my husband’s initial arrest, 6 years after a summons to trial in Scotland was not called and the claims deemed ‘not a crime’ in the Sheriff Court in Scotland and 3 years after his formal acquittal of 13 charges in the Crown Court in England, it was the first step to where I am today in terms of ‘ Speaking Up and Speaking Out’ (another piece I wrote in 2023). C

UK Supreme Court In the early 1990’s, a lifetime ago now, I was a junior trainee in a solicitor’s office in Leeds. It was a small general practice, and I soon had my own (supervised) caseload that consisted of some divorce, wardship, crime and conveyancing files; the whole gamut. I loved every minute of it and I had every intention of qualifying as a solicitor, but life is what happens when you’re busy making other plans and that never happened, though that’s bye-the-bye. A f

It was a standing joke in my family that when I was a baby, my mother couldn’t wait for me to learn to talk, and when I did, she was equally keen for me to be quiet and give her peace. Apparently the questions were never-ending, and they still are. However, alongside trying to teach me discretion in when to speak, my parents also taught me discretion in what to say. The ability to speak didn’t grant me the right to say whatever I wanted however I wanted to say it, though comp

"Off with his head!" (The Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland) When Prince William married Catherine Middleton in 2011 I was living in the USA. I had several interesting conversations with people at the time, once being asked if I had an invitation to the wedding and the other, more lengthy, where an elderly woman insisted that the wedding marked the beginning of Prince Charles being ousted from the Royal Family, and that the Late Queen had plans in place to abdicate and

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew When the Ottoman Empire collapsed after the First World War, the dynasty scattered and went into exile or hiding, its ancestors still living under the radar in Turkey and around the modern middle-east; ditto for the Tsar’s wider family following the immediate executions after the communist Russian Revolution in 1917. Postmodern revolutions and coups happen in far more technologised, bloodless ways, but the transition

"Dan Wootton" by Sean Bw Parker In 2023, journalist Dan Wootton was suspended, then sacked, from his job as GB News presenter for...

Robert Luther Smith The role of hyperphantasia in miscarriages and abortions of justice “How could the executives and lawyers...

I often reflect on the countless experience that I have experienced during my existence, and this reflection brings with it a mixture of...

Troy Hendrix For the past 23 years I have been encircled by chaos and devastation, and surrounded by 4 walls, steel doors, and barbed...

Troy Hendrix The Conviction Troy Hendrix has been imprisoned in New York for more than twenty years, serving a life sentence for a crime...

David Lammy MP David Lammy MP was made Justice Secretary in the recent cabinet reshuffle, Keir Starmer deciding for some reason the role...

'Men of Dartmoor E-Wing, Christmas 2019' by Sean Bw Parker The alleged offence Towards the end of February 2009, in a pub in James...