London Bridge Inquests; Part Nine: the railway bridge brawl; one cop spoils the plan (Sub-part B)
In Sub-part A of this Part Nine of FBEL’s series on the 2017 London Bridge attack, there was a focus on the testimony of Wayne Marques, which was called the “control sample”. The appellation is appropriate because it is going to be compared with other evidence, presented at the Inquest into the attack, which was used to smooth over the difficult More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part Nine: the railway bridge brawl; one cop spoils the plan (Sub-part A)
According to the official story of the 2017 London Bridge terror attack, as established at the Coroner’s Inquests that took place in May and June of 2019, when Khuram Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba finished More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part Seven: the skilful misrepresentation of the case of Kirsty Boden
The reader may (or may not) be surprised to discover that there was only one piece of footage of the March, 2017, Boro Bistro terrorist attack that shows anyone being harmed by the assailants – and even then, More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part Six: hiding the two-team matter of fact with Alexandre Pigeard (Sub-part B)
On 3rd June, 2017, two teams of men, with three operatives known for sure to be in one, and with at least one operative, but perhaps two others in the other team, executed an attack on people going about their business More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part Six: hiding the two-team matter of fact with Alexandre Pigeard (Sub-part A)
In Part Two of this series, it was deduced from the transcript of the inquests into the London Bridge attack of 2017 that there was a covert team of attackers (at least one person) that started to assault people More...
The Midsomer Murder solved? Part Three: another case of state crime
Only an unshakable conviction that the police exist to deter and punish crime against the public that pays them could prevent anyone looking at the case of the Valerie Graves murder and seeing that Surrey and Sussex More...
The Midsomer Murder solved? Part Two: perpetrator indicates a conspiracy, police not interested
When the Valerie Graves murder case was first addressed here at FBEL in 2015, it was stated of the parameters for a DNA dragnet search operation, performed by police and intended to find the perpetrator of the crime, More...
The London Bridge incident: the City of London/British Military Intelligence amalgam at low ebb?
There’s no doubt that it is significant that the latest supposed terror attack in London was a pathetic affair in contrast with the spectaculars that have been pulled off in the past. And there’s no doubt that More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part Four: Evidence suggests that sole occupant of the van was a driver who escaped after crashing
As far as the story goes, the terror attack that occurred on Saturday 3rd June, 2017, in the Borough of Southwark involved a Hertz rented van crashing into railings overlooking a sub-street level precinct, the Green More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part Three: The entirely unresolved case of James McMullan
One of the big mysteries of the London Bridge and Borough Market “terror” incident of 2017 is the death of James McMullan. In truth, the inquest of May and June of this year into the deaths of the victims didn’t More...