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Seriously now, with all this information now available, shouldn't all the people that lied and rewrote statements be prosecuted for perjury?
by ExoticPearTree 3y ago
Seriously now, with all this information now available, shouldn't all the people that lied and rewrote statements be prosecuted for perjury?
- thinkingemote 3y ago2 of them are being investigated by the Met Police for perjury right now. Not much info right now and its being paused whilst the inquiry is going on.
- qwertox 3y ago"I'm sorry, I don't remember". But yes, they should and probably will be. But just for show.
- okokisay 3y agoThis should be the case, and as sibling comments notes, 2 of them are being investigated. Unfortunately though, police forces around the world are not tasked with solving and prosecuting cases like this, which involve at least, extreme malfeasance, and more likely, malice with the goal of protecting oneself within X public/private institute they have a position in. This is a massively high profile case, so it will get some attention. Instead the task is for the police is increasingly to mediate minor interpersonal disputes between individuals (easy wins) and ignore anything bigger and more complicated.