GORDON FREDERICK STAKER

  Police and probation officers are ten times more likely to abuse their positions of trust to obtain sexual favours that ordinary members of the public

Gordon Staker works/worked for the Child Protection Unit in Eastbourne, East Sussex between 2006 and 2008. He is/was involved in the so-called Herstmonceux Bunny Boiler case heard in February 2008.  We are closely following this case and other similar cases, and please see our anatomy of an accusation.

Many of our readers will know that hundreds of men each year (many teachers) suffer accusations from girls with a grudge, many of which turn out to be false and revenge motivated.

CONSPIRACY TO PERVERT THE COURSE OF JUSTICE

Gordon Staker was one of the investigating officers involved in the alleged conspiracy to pervert the course of justice by working with social services to coach a vulnerable girl following the break up of an engagement to her mother. Mr Staker, James Hookway and Jo Pinyoun to say that she was raped on many occasions, but that on inspection by Melanie Liebenberg it transpired that she was intact, hence a virgin so could not have been raped.

It is alleged that on this discovery, Mr Staker and James Hookway ignored or otherwise failed to collect evidence from the so-called crime scene that would have exonerated their target, Nelson Kruschandl contrary to:

DUTY TO INVESTIGATE REASONABLE LEADS – CRIMINAL PROCEDURE and CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION ACT 1996 (CPCIACPO) and CODE OF PRACTICE ORDER APRIL 2005

Sections 3.4 and 3.5 of the CPCIACPO require the investigating officers in a case to:-

“ pursue all reasonable lines of inquiry, whether these point towards or away from the suspect” 

It follows that any failure on the part of the investigating team, to reasonably secure evidence which they could obtain, may render the eventual trial unsafe, since such evidence, had it been obtained – had the potential to yield exonerating facts or cast doubt as to the reliability of claims, etc. Such investigations must fall under the duty umbrella imposed by Article 6(1) – the right to a: “fair and public hearing,” which is governed by a Code established by the Attorney Generals Guidelines, seen in Archbold’s Criminal Pleadings, and other common law precedents, in addition to the above Order.

It is alleged that Sussex police conspiring with the Crown Prosecution Service obstructed solicitor Timothy Stirmey and Julian Dale, in the full knowledge that their client was Legally Aided and did not have the resources to challenge the might of the state where the Sexual Offences Act 2003, introduced by David Blunkett, reversed the burden of proof contrary to Articles 10 and 11 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

It is alleged that knowing that the defendant in the case went into the courtroom presumed guilty, that it was all the more important for the investigating officers to properly collect evidence for the defence, where the defendant and his lawyers (effectively) had no access to the crime scene, to allow the defendant a reasonable chance of acquittal. But that the investigating officers failed to secure videos of episodes of The Bill and Casualty and the complainant's computer, that would have proved that she had an attention seeking disorder and a fascination for crutches and wheelchairs and had been communicating with unknown men on the then Habbo Hotel website.

It is also alleged that the investigating officer would have seen the complainant's computer stored images of her brother, where she had taken pictures of his genitalia, so making indecent images which is of course a criminal offence.

It is alleged that these investigating officers failed to secure a work diary belonging to the claimant's mother that if available to the defence as colour copies, would have exonerated the defendant - but that the existence of this vital evidence was only discovered during the trial when the psychiatric nurse being questioned admitted that she'd hidden her work diary in her attic to prevent the police from finding it. But was that true or had the police told her to dispose of it?

Whereas, in a site raid on the defendant's home at that time the police did secure all of his computers taking all of them into custody and thoroughly searched in all rooms and building spaces - and that in relation to a site raid in 2014 that the Sussex police repeated their search technique - again thoroughly searching the premises including breaking down four doors and frames and destroying a padlock to gain entry to the entire building, working with Surrey police in the hope of crafting yet another false conviction.

Gordon Staker, Jo Pinyoun and James Hookway also avoided interviewing or calling Keith Stoneman (a fellow police officer) as a witness because they knew that Mr Stoneman would be able to tell the jury (assuming that he would not lie on oath) that Nelson Kruschandl lived with the family for going on three years, where the claimant's mother had told the jury that Mr Kruschandl had not lived with her, nor contributed to the running of the house - something we know to be a blatant lie from seeing credit card statements that were paid by the defendant, much of which was for food for the family. Keith Stoneman knew that Mr Kruschandl had been charged and must have known that his evidence would have been helpful to the jury - and we believe must have been interviewed by the investigation officers - so that the investigating officers that much of what the claimant and her mother were telling them was a lie.

There is thus a pattern of unfavourable treatment established suggesting bias on the part of Sussex police, most likely stemming from a Petition in 1997, where this same police force conspired with Derek Holness and other officers of the Wealden District Council to pervert the course of justice - in failing to contact any one of 12 independent witnesses to take their evidence and failing to interview a single suspect officer, yet supplying a blank sheet of police headed paper to this council for their officers to write what they wanted their members and the public to believe.

That at this time in 1997, the chief constable of Sussex police was Paul Whitehouse. In relation to their operations and the murder of James Ashley by Chris Sherwood, Kent and Hampshire police concluded that three police officers lied about intelligence in order to persuade Deputy Chief Constable Mark Jordan to authorise the raid. The report found that the raid was:

"authorised on intelligence that was not merely exaggerated, it was determinably false ... there was a plan to deceive and the evidence concocted."

The chief constable was castigated. Sir John Hoddinott concluded that Paul Whitehouse, the then chief constable:

"wilfully failed to tell the truth as he knew it, he did so without reasonable excuse or justification and what he published and said was misleading."

These factors alone render the conviction of Mr Kruschandl unsafe, but coupled with the virginity and diary evidence that Judge Cedric Joseph wrongly attributed to the defendant in his summing up - and we wonder at the state of British justice where the Criminal Cases Review Commission and the High Court have said that they are entitled to take a view.

What that really means is that it does not matter if you are wrongly convicted in Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's Britain, the United Kingdom has no obligation to provide an effective remedy - and that is why Article 13 is not contained in the Human Rights Act 1998. It was deliberately omitted to allow the state to operate above international law - and that omission is an admission as to intent.

EUROPEAN COURTS

The European Court of Human Rights provides no remedy either, where they are insistent that there is an effective remedy in the United Kingdom, but that if the Courts block any avenue to appeal as they have done by condoning discrimination, then the mental torture and other social hardships that being wrongly convicted of such an offence carries with it, continues unabated.

Our advice to the public, is to log every complaint to the Police by recorded delivery.  If possible tape record, or even better video record the event.  Believe us, there is no substitute for hard footage to combat the lies of a police officer failing to do his duty and lbe complacent they will be!

Every regional Police Force has its own website which contains information and advice about police activity in the area it serves. You can select your local force, or the force for another region below:  However, you will not find any information as to how to report planning crime.  If you do report a planning crime, the force you have contacted will write back explaining it is a civil matter, despite the criminal sanctions in the Town & Country Planning Act as amended by the Planning & Compensation Act.  If you really push for a crime to be logged, they will tell you they do not have the resources and to take out a civil action.  Clearly, this is a crime in itself as in R v Dytham and R v Bowden - failing to perform one's duty to uphold the law.  Please also see the Police Act and Code of Conduct elsewhere on this site.  Just click the links.

It appears the UK Police Service works alongside a number of Government organisations, masquerading as independents, to stifle planning crime and suppress public outcry.   The best thing you can do if you recognise any of the symptoms, is to lobby your Member of Parliament for a change in the law.  The Ombudsman, District Auditor and Office for the Supervision of Solicitors are all their to preserve the status quo, regardless of the ongoing injustice:-

Hammer Lane, Vines Cross, East Sussex, 3 March 2004

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SUSSEX POLICE

Many policemen are Masons.  This can lead to corruption at high levels, where fellow Masons, members of the public, might obtain favours, charges dropped, or charges brought against someone, as examples.  The law is quite often used incorrectly (illegally) to further the objectives of private causes. But who is there to investigate? Since many, if not most high ranking officers are Masons, in whichever force, even an outside force is unlikely to identify an officer who will make any effort to investigate a fellow officer.  It's a club, for a favoured few.

A - Z OF SUSSEX POLICE OFFICER INVESTIGATIONS

Aran Boyt

Chris Sherwood

Colin Dowle

Joe Edwards

Giles York

Gordon Staker

James Hookway

Kara Tombling

Ken Jones

Maria Wallis

Mark Jordan

Martin Richards

Nigel Yeo

Paul Whitehouse

Robert Lovell

Sarah Jane Gallagher

Sir Ken Macdonald QC

The above is just a few of a number of persons likely to be investigated in respect of certain cases brought against Wealden Action Group members, on the instigation of known Masons, councillors, or planning officers, many of which are themselves Masons.

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