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
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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.
The United Kingdom is at present a Police State?
Now in the news and media the
people of Britain are reminded that they should vote for their local police and
crime commissioner (PCC): This is the first election for these new positions
and most people do not understand why the election is taking place or what this
new election is for.
Well let me tell you a little
of the history to this. When we were trying to act as two of the named
executors of Alan Hindley’s Last Will and Testament
we discovered that we had been bypassed by the third executor; they had single-
handedly mal administered the Will: Trying to seek
rectification of this act eventually lead to me having a meeting with Paul
Hughes, the aide to the Minister of Justice.
During that meeting when it
was clear that the Ministry of Justice was not going to act in anyway to help
us honour Alan Hindley’s wishes or life, or rectify
any of the flawed inheritance legislation, I asked who was the minister
responsible for the actions of the Police (they had also failed us in so many
ways and we have logged that in our book).
What followed was astounding;
Paul Hughes suggested that the minister responsible for the police was the
incumbent at the Treasury, they actually pay for the police, but previously the
Treasury had told us that they had no control over the police.
Then the Home office was
suggested, but they had earlier denied responsibility; several other
suggestions were put forward but the same applied to all. No government
ministry that we had contacted admitted responsibility.
Paul Hughes was puzzled and his
face showed clear alarm at the situation because, if you take this to its
logical conclusion, no government ministry had any control over police actions
and the British police were in fact accountable to nobody.
So what happened next? As
previously stated the Ministry of Justice would do nothing to aid us in
rectifying the dead person’s will or change any inheritance laws, but they said
that they would immediately track down the minister responsible for the police.
Why should they do that? The
answer is simple. I had highlighted the fact that Britain was in fact a police
state and it looks like it has been since as early as 1673; the political
implications for the government were enormous. Could the government admit to
the world that Britain was a Police State? I think not.
We must assume that Paul
Hughes actually came to the same conclusion as we had earlier and sought to
rectify the enormous oversight but it was not going to be easy; the police
would not relinquish their power readily and the government could not let them
continue without some control.
After a month or so a
Minister responsible for the police was installed but I am not sure whether
that post still remains or whether it holds any weight.
So now the people of Britain
are being asked for the first time in British history to elect a local
commissioner to oversee the police, but I must ask: Is this a valid solution or
just political window dressing?
If you wish to read more of my
meeting at the Ministry of Justice and other discoveries we have exposed, they
can be found in our book “The Perfect Crime a story of truth or fantasy”.
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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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