In the face of a horrific case of kidnap and murder, it is not surprising that women are both fearful and outraged. Even more so that a serving police officer allegedly performed the horrible deed. The Met’s Cressida Dick has always shown an inability to make sound decisions dating back to the time she gave a ‘Kill’ order to gun down an innocent Brazilian. Her recent decision to ban an organised, socially distanced vigil in these circumstances was especially stupid.
There are however a number of very worrying aspects to this case that still need to be put under the spot-light.
a) Why was an obviously disturbed individual allowed to keep his warrant card?
b) How did the police so rapidly identify this man as the perpetrator.
c) How did the police so quickly find the body, what facts have the police concealed?
d) What role did the second person arrested play?
I’m afraid that all these unanswered questions make me wonder if the Met are trying to do a cover-up as they used to do during the nineteen sixties.
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