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And more importantly will the authorities accept that failure to act has resulted in people losing their properties,will they provide redress?Some 6 years ago on this thread the potential costs of an investigation by Avon & Somerset, just into the then 44 Phillip's victims would mitigate against such occurring. This after the meetings the principals at A & S including Sue Mountstevens had with Jacob Rees Mogg on the subject.
What confidence can anyone have that they would carry out an investigation with any meaningful intent now, when so much collateral damage has arisen over time and compromising those other law enforcement agencies who have relied on and endorsed their falsehoods?
One consolation is that they cannot now hide behind the meeting they had with "other agencies" in September 2012 as justification for their failure in the Phillip's complaints. There appears to be a basic operational failure in A & S which has been apparent to ourselves for years. Will it now be addressed and by whom, that is the question?