Innocent man threatened with prison
in a cover-up of child abuse
Such is the level of corruption in the UK, that Brian Pead
received the following text message from Probation:
"...As we have been unable to assess the suitability of
your address in accordance with your licence conditions, the National Probation
Services now instructs to report to the Probation Approved Premises at 5
Wesleyan Road, Peterborough, by 1pm tomorrow, Friday 3rd June 2016. Failure to
comply with this instruction will lead to enforcement action will be considered
which may include your recall to Prison..."
Putting aside the appalling lack of grammar in that text and
putting aside the punitive language used (clearly Ms Mahoney has considerable
issues around her need to control) note that this message arrived on Brian's
phone only <strong>after</strong> Brian had called probation -
someone calling herself Philippa Mahoney - and informed her that she was
harassing him as he had committed no crime. He also informed her that he would
perform a citizen's arrest on her if she arrived at 4pm to inspect Spire View,
Cotts Lane, Tilney All Saints on the grounds that she was a public servant (she
can't deny that working for the Probation Service) and that she had been put in
possession of the fact of Brian Pead's innocence and a letter confirming the
same from MP Sir Henry Bellingham. Therefore, she has a statutory - as well as
a moral - duty to report these facts to her Line Manager and call for an
inquiry. In failing to act honourably, she is guilty of misconduct in public
office, as well as perverting the course of public justice.
Brian resides on land owned by Robert and Violet Ecclestone,
two law-abiding citizens and neither of whom has a criminal record. Robert is
64, his mother is 93. No children visit the address but even if they did, they
are under no threat from Brian (but probably under a good deal of threat from
police officers and others who have predilections towards children). For a
decade now, the State has attempted to label Brian as a sexual offender, but
that false narrative was created merely to deflect attention away from the
wrong-doing of Lambeth councillors and others - see www.LambethChildAbuse.org .
See also Brian's book <em>Framed!</em>, in which he highlights
abuses of process on an industrial scale in his corrupt trial at Southwark
Crown Court in 2009. See also the record of the Minutes of a meeting between
Brian Pead and retired Scotland Yard Detective Chief Inspector Clive Driscoll
(https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=clive+driscoll) in which the
detective informed Brian that he had been the victim of a "decade of
persecution" because of his books and research. Brian still has a book
banned at the High Court - <em>from Hillsborough to Lambeth</em> -
and <strong>two</strong> gagging orders against him. He has been
made homeless by the authorities and his local council have failed to find
accommodation for him.
Furthermore, both the Probation Service and Norfolk
Constabulary have failed to provide Brian or the Ecclestones with any documentation supporting the
reasons for a visit or evidence of Brian’s convictions.
For the record, Brian was at the property from 2pm until
5.30pm and the said Ms Mahoney failed to appear. So, she threatened Brian Pead with
a recall to prison via a text message sent at 3:02pm in the full knowledge that
she was not going to attend at the pre-arranged time of 4pm.
Brian Pead used the time wisely by meeting with Norfolk
farmer Tony Martin to discuss their new book, in which Brian has unearthed a
good deal of new evidence which shows that the farmer ought never have been
sent to trial for murder or any other offence save for possession of a shotgun
without a certificate in place.
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