Deze zaak is heus verdacht genoeg om het niet zomaar als een foutje af te doen
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- er is geknoeid met documenten
- onderzoek werd niet openbaar gemaakt, maar wel gelekt en we weten nu dat de politiebeschrijving van De Menezes voor geen meter klopt
- A police source said: "There is no way those three guys would have been on the train carriage with him [de Menezes] if they believed he was carrying a bomb. Nothing he did gave the surveillance team the impression that he was carrying a device.''
- als het geen cover-up is waarom is er nog niemand ontslagen voor deze capitale 'fout'?
Een en al leugens;
quote:
(26-03-06)'A senior police officer was called at the Lord's Test match and told you have shot the shot the wrong guy'A senior Scotland Yard officer was allegedly telephoned at the Ashes Test match at Lord's to be told that police had just shot dead an innocent man in the aftermath of the failed 21/7 terrorist bombings, according to documents seen by the Sunday Telegraph.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner John Yates was said to have been told on Friday, July 22 - within hours of the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes in London - that the Brazilian man had no connection with terrorism.
If the account is true, it increases the pressure on Sir Ian Blair, the embattled Metropolitan Police Commissioner, who insists that he did not know until the following day - Saturday, July 23 - that the wrong man had been shot.
At the centre of the row is the controversial officer Brian Paddick, also a deputy assistant commissioner at the Met. Internal force documents describe how Mr Paddick said to a broadcast journalist last month: "An officer of the same rank as me was rung off-duty at the cricket match and told, 'You have shot the wrong guy'."
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