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Hillsborough Disaster: Fans Unlawfully Killed
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At last...the truth is out.
Some important points from the above :::
Police failures led to the deaths in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
Jurors answered yes to the question about whether any police error caused or contributed to a dangerous situation at the 1989 FA Cup semi-final.
The behaviour of Liverpool fans did not contribute to the dangerous situation at the turnstiles.
At last...the truth is out.
Some important points from the above :::
Police failures led to the deaths in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
Jurors answered yes to the question about whether any police error caused or contributed to a dangerous situation at the 1989 FA Cup semi-final.
The behaviour of Liverpool fans did not contribute to the dangerous situation at the turnstiles.
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Retrocop - in reference to the Chief Constable of South Yorkshire's suspension - //Why has this man got to be the scapegoat and fall on his sword.// It is nothing to do with being a 'scapegoat' - it is to do with being head of an organisation which is revealed to have wilfully obstructed the inquest in its investigatio
08:28 Thu 28th Apr 2016
Naomi - I think that hits the spot.
I for one would not wish the police to solely carry the blame for this tragedy, when clearly other factors were in play, over which they had little if any control. As far as errors made, they are just that, errors.
But in respect of the cover-up and subsequent perjury that has taken place - then the individuals involved must be brought to trail and if found guilty, punished accordingly.
That is not 'police bashing' - that is even-handed application of the law.
I for one would not wish the police to solely carry the blame for this tragedy, when clearly other factors were in play, over which they had little if any control. As far as errors made, they are just that, errors.
But in respect of the cover-up and subsequent perjury that has taken place - then the individuals involved must be brought to trail and if found guilty, punished accordingly.
That is not 'police bashing' - that is even-handed application of the law.
Naomi - //andy-hughes, I'm certainly not police-bashing (not that you said I am) - but I suspect there is some of that going on in this thread. //
I am inclined to disagree.
I think the idea that criticism of the police behaviour in the subsequent events after this tragedy ( and that is distinct from the event itself) is absolutely fair, and the notion that some poor old pensioner is going to be flogged to death is frankly laughable.
The police cannot be exempt for the due process of the law anymore than any citizen - to do otherwise makes a mockery of justice, and that has already occurred for far too long here.
I am inclined to disagree.
I think the idea that criticism of the police behaviour in the subsequent events after this tragedy ( and that is distinct from the event itself) is absolutely fair, and the notion that some poor old pensioner is going to be flogged to death is frankly laughable.
The police cannot be exempt for the due process of the law anymore than any citizen - to do otherwise makes a mockery of justice, and that has already occurred for far too long here.
There is much more to the 'unlawful killing'.
At an earlier hearing, t was determined that *all* the dead had passed away by 3.15pm which, manifestly, was not the case and was held to be a reason why resuscitation was abandoned when it may have saved some of the dead if it had been allowed to continue.
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This is the report which triggered the hearing culminating in yesterday's verdict.
At an earlier hearing, t was determined that *all* the dead had passed away by 3.15pm which, manifestly, was not the case and was held to be a reason why resuscitation was abandoned when it may have saved some of the dead if it had been allowed to continue.
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This is the report which triggered the hearing culminating in yesterday's verdict.
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I notice that "The Sun" this morning is not leading with the Hillsborough Inquest verdicts, as almost every other paper is....I wonder why ?
Its the same with "The Times"
Now, just what could these two newspapers have in common ?
I notice that "The Sun" this morning is not leading with the Hillsborough Inquest verdicts, as almost every other paper is....I wonder why ?
Its the same with "The Times"
Now, just what could these two newspapers have in common ?
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