Relatives
delve into the mystery of a family death in this fact-based book.
THE PERFECT CRIME: A STORY OF TRUTH OR
FANTASY
By Peter Hindley & Susan
Goodsell Buy
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Events
have accurately been recorded since the time of Alan’s death; they combine to
reveal an intriguing story. Did he die naturally or was he helped in some way?
Has a crime or two taken place? Some may think so. Maybe there is a conspiracy;
if so how far it may extend is unclear.
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“The Perfect Crime……” is now available as a paperback
and Kindle, but the saga did not end on page 293; in fact it was continuing
even while that book was being prepared for its’ publication and launch.
So what is new? Many of the
same characters have surfaced and new information has arrived which will
deliver more twists to the tale; but most of that will have to await the next
book, but we thought you might like to know one simple, yet important, fact.
Namely that an executor of my
late brother’s Last Will and Testament has been requesting the disclosure of documents
relevant to the execution of his Will from two firms of solicitors: Documents
that they are fully entitled to under British Law and in line with the Law
Society’ regulations, yet Eastleys Solicitors of The Manor House, Victoria
Street, Paignton. Devon, TQ45DW and Tozers Solicitors of Broadwalk House,
Southernhay West, Exeter, EX1 1UA have refused to
release these papers.
Both Law firms are acting
outside the Law; perhaps they feel they are above the Law; perhaps they have
something to hide: We can only guess (or perhaps we are not actually guessing).
What we will say now is that these papers will expose some of the truth
surrounding the maladministration of Alan Edward Hindley’s Will.
But moving on slightly: Our
earlier web sites and the publication of the book have brought to our attention
more ‘strange’ cases of mal-administered Wills and we hold several dossiers of
information that people have given us. But mal-administered Wills is not the
only subject we have dossiers of within our files.
One complex case started with
a solicitor’s negligence when handling the conveyancing on a house purchase; it
started as a simple case of obvious negligence (verbally admitted by the boss
of that firm) but has, through various parties’ involvement and much clouding
of the waters, turned that into a monster which warrants exposure of all
involved. Those involved know who they are and they know of our involvement.
When I think of this case I
recall Sir Walter Scott’s quotation:
Oh what a tangled web we weave,
When first we practice to deceive!
This story is live as we
write and we sincerely hope those parties will put matters right quickly so we
can report a happy ending.
This is no fairy story; it is
life as it is in Britain:
It is life as it is ‘permitted to be’
in Britain.
Update on case of solicitor’s negligence when handling
a house purchase
We have just discovered that
one of the solicitors involved, Fishburns LLP.,
London, has today advised this victim of solicitor’s negligence the following:
“…we do not propose corresponding further.”
This is just one more of many
examples where solicitors shirk their responsibility to their clients and sadly
members of the public are paying dearly and are damaged daily.
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what one reader had to say...
Reviews
left on various sites:
‘Brilliant
read, full of surprises a must read and be shocked book.’
‘I am a huge fan of true crime and suspense. The
author delivers!’
‘A remarkable fact-based journey!’
‘Fantastic
book full of surprises that will keep you on the seat of your chair.’
‘I found
out about this book through my son's school which the author is linked to. The
plot line seemed very interesting so I purchased the book. It is extremely detailed
and almost unbelievable that a family can be let down so badly at such a
terrible time. It was very revealing with regards to the names named - people
that you would have thought were there to assist you when something has so
clearly gone wrong after the death of a loved one.
An enormous amount of background work went into writing this book and it is a
real credit to the authors that they have managed to condense everything down
into 1 book - without losing the detail. I sincerely hope that there is a
follow up because otherwise it would signal that people have managed to get
away with 'The Perfect Crime'.’
A brilliant book -
but a shame for the family that there was ever reason to put pen to paper.’
‘You HAVE to read this book. Susan and Peter were so
brave to write it. Intrigue and corruption abound. It's a truth that you would
never have thought could happen but it did!’
‘The Perfect Crime is a book like
no other, it is an excellent read but what is more important than this is the
fact that it will make you question everything you ever felt was safe and Cosy
about your life- that your faith in the establishment is ultimately something
you should question and certainly not something to take for granted or to be
relied on: in essence no-one will look after you in your hour of need-keep
family and friends close and your enemies even closer, but be warned who's who
?
This book will shock you to the core.........’
Radio interview, BlogTalkRadio: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/book-junkies-interview-livecast/2012/02/29/peter-hindleys-perfect-crime#.T06wrr7LAOY.facebook
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