14 November (Part 1) - Greenwich police move to stage 2 of their enquiries into Bexley’s lies
Peter Gussman and Elwyn Bryant were interviewed by Greenwich police at
Marlowe House, Sidcup yesterday. They were the last of the complainants against
councillor Cheryl Bacon and Co. and they
returned as elated as I did.
I am not surprised, all you have to do is relate the events exactly as they
happened, present what evidence you have - Elwyn has his own correspondence with
supportive councillors - contrast it with the statements that came from Bexley
council and the truth jumps out at you. Experienced police officers should have
no difficulty recognising when interviewees are telling the truth and all the
indications are that they have done exactly that.
Elwyn handed in my DVD of former deputy leader
Colin Campbell on BBC TV and
there really isn't a single one of his assertions that get anywhere near the
truth. He and whoever put him up to it ought to be on a charge too. The audio is
provided within last Friday’s blog.
Pooling the comments made by the police to the four complainants at their
interviews it would appear that seven more people are due to be called for
interview. It may be more, they are just the names that have slipped out.
Whilst no complainant has any criticism of any of the police officers encountered so far,
In all probability they will be leaned on just as Bexley police were during
the Craske case. They admitted “political interference”, and as a precaution against that eventuality, Mick Barnbrook, Elwyn and I have
taken advice on bringing a private criminal prosecution against Cheryl Bacon, Will Tuckley and
Mrs. Lynn Tyler. We were very encouraged by what we heard.
News of the investigation into Bexley council’s repetitive lying has reached the
News Shopper, albeit only in their on line readers’ comment section. Click the
image for the relevant web page. On a note of pedantry, the deputy leader’s wife
runs the Members’ Code of Conduct Committee, not the Standards Committee.