Victorio Patrick Scarpa & David Whibley - partners in crime

THE LAW

At the moment the Sussex Police appear to have granted their chums at Wealden immunity from prosecution. The law is though clear, where an instrument was obtained by deception some time ago and limitations may have applied, if that instrument is being used today, then the method by which the instrument was obtained may be the subject of a criminal investigation under the provisions of the Fraud Act 2006.

Chris Arnold is the latest Wealden officer to come under suspicion in terms of malicious prosecution and misfeasance in public office. Sussex Police are once again invited to investigate - and no doubt will do their level best to do nothing at all - which makes them party to the crime. It is a criminal offence to know of a possible crime, but not to investigate it.

EVIDENTIAL PROOF - David Phillips and Christine Nuttall attended the Old Steam House with a Sussex Police officer in evidence. The incident was recorded on video camera. Refusal to enter the premises became an issue where these officers were challenged as to the lawfulness of the above Warrant. The council officers were asked if they knew what a malicious prosecution was? Instead of pressing for entry, once this question was posed, the council officers ran down the drive, got in their car and exited Lime Park as fast as they could go. The police officer who was attending the scene at the request of Wealden District Council, was astounded. He had never seen such a reaction to what should have been a simple entry to a building. That the officers of WDC ran from the scene of their crime, is an admission as to the fact.

PHOTOGRAPHS - David Phillips has been involved in two cases that we know of where he fabricated photographic evidence that went into Statements put before the Courts, in so doing committing perjury. In one case involving pictures taken by J Douglas Moss in 1995, these were used at a later date in connection with a High Court injunction application by Wealden District Council. It is not clear if Mr Moss conspired with David Phillips or if another (legal) officer stole a copy of the photographs without the knowledge of Moss. What we do know is that this Council paid tax money for a Barrister's Opinion as to the legality of the situation. This much is recorded in their accounts. We'd love to see that Opinion. Wouldn't you?

LIAR, LIAR - Like Jim Carrey in the famous film where a lawyer who habitually lies for a living is forced to tell the truth for 24 hours, Douglas Moss lied to Nelson Kruschandl when he said in the above letter that he'd returned ".... all the Council's photographs and negatives relating to the site visit on the 14th September" 1995. For he surely did not. He (his council) kept a copy of these photographs to use at a later date in connection with another attempt to stitch Mr Kruschandl up. As we say exactly who played what part in this conspiracy to pervert the course of justice remains to be seen. There is no statute of limitations on crimes like these. 

So, speak up David, are you the patsy in all of this, or were you the lead? We know that Christine Nuttall sailed close to the wind. Was she riding you? This information was part of the evidence of Mr Kruschandl to Lord Newton's Petition panel. The matter was then supposedly investigated by Sussex Police, but in fact there is no recorded Crime Number and not one of the 12 complainants were ever contacted by the police to collect the evidence that Lord Newton said was a matter for the police and not for his Council.

EVIDENTIAL PROOF

David Phillips and Christine Nuttall attended the Old Steam House with a Sussex Police officer in evidence. The incident was recorded on video camera. Refusal to enter the premises became an issue where these officers were challenged as to the lawfulness of the above Warrant. The council officers were asked if they knew what a malicious prosecution was? Instead of pressing for entry, once this question was posed, the council officers ran down the drive, got in their car and exited Lime Park as fast as they could go. The police officer who was attending the scene at the request of Wealden District Council, was astounded. He had never seen such a reaction to what should have been a simple entry to a building. That the officers of WDC ran from the scene of their crime, is an admission as to the fact.

The police officer concerned was then invited into the premises by Nelson Kruschandl, a victim of a long running vendetta. He explained to PC Crichton (Badge No:CC850) that the above Warrant was obtained by deception. That in itself should have resulted in prosecution of David Phillips, but to be sure the matter was investigated by the Sussex Police, a formal complaint was lodged on the 27th of May 2002 - as you can see from a copy of the letter that we have been lucky enough to secure.

A COURSE OF MALICIOUS CONDUCT

Malfeasance in public office is a criminal offence. A Council may not investigate themselves when it comes to officers at a high rank conspiring to pervert the course of justice. The Local Government Ombudsman is also precluded from criminal investigations, where they can only make a finding of maladministration, having no remit to go further. Maladministration is a civil wrong.

You may not be surprised to learn that to date, and despite repeated formal complaints, so far all of the Chief Constables of the Sussex Police (SP) force have managed to duck the allegation that they conspired with Wealden District Council officers to nurture a lie. The efforts that WDC and SP have gone to to bury this case is astonishing. We wonder how much longer they can keep this particular game of musical chairs in motion.

The vendetta did not stop here. Knowing the Mr Kruschandl is a determined character, Sussex Police tried their very best to gain other convictions. They know he has the goods on them and Melanie Liebenberg in the sex case and that it is just a matter of time before medical science sets that record straight. So they tried to compound the character assassination by (possibly) soliciting complaints from Don Wales and T J Hughes. In the case of Don Wales they raided office archives, smashing five doors down, but were forced to concede wrongful entry in the return of most of the documents seized, some being allegedly stolen by Sussex Police. SP did not prosecute Don Wales for wasting police time and so far have not offered compensation for the damage to property.

In the case of T J Hughes, SP failed to disclose exonerating video evidence and failed to interview the key witness for the defence. It is somewhat worse than that, video evidence was doctored to remove the salient parts, being payment. Despite these disadvantages, and being directed by Judge Scott-Gall to disregard the missing evidence, a Jury acquitted Kruschandl where it was obviously a fit up. The point here being that the modus operandi of SP has now been exposed and tested in a court of law. Sussex Police routinely craft their cases by not investigating evidence that proves innocence. This is of course a breach of the Criminal Procedure & Investigations Act 1996, Section 23, Code of Practice, as reproduced below. If you only investigate one aspect of a crime, such as to mask evidence that would upset the possibility of a conviction, that also constitutes fraud, as per the Fraud Act 2006, also reproduced below for convenient reference.

FRAUD ACT 2006

Section 4    -    Fraud by abuse of position  [such as a police or planning officer]

(1) A person is in breach of this section if he —

(a) occupies a position in which he is expected to safeguard, or not to act against, the financial interests of another 

     person,

(b) dishonestly abuses that position, and

(c) intends, by means of the abuse of that position—

(i) to make a gain for himself or another, or

(ii) to cause loss to another or to expose another to a risk of loss.

(2) A person may be regarded as having abused his position even though his conduct consisted of an omission    

     rather than an act.

COMMENT - In relation to David Phillips' suggestion that The Old Steam House would be better in the possession of another property owner in Lime  Park, you can see from the above that he breached Sections (1) (a) and (1) (c) (i) and (ii) of the Fraud Act 2006. In that this Council then sought to obtain possession with a Statutory Demand, such as to be in a position to effect a transfer of land, that reinforces the allegation that all of those officers of this Council involved, conspired to that effect. The Fraud Act 2006 was not statute at the time, but it is now (March 2016) and the vendetta is ongoing. That then brings into time their earlier transgressions as a continuation of the earlier malfeasance in public office.

A COURSE OF MALICIOUS CONDUCT - When their conventional efforts were defeated, Wealden's enforcement team then embarked on a different tack. This time the council bullies tried to use a costs order from Dame Butler Sloss in the High Court, to bankrupt their target. But this backfired when Mr Kruschandl counterclaimed, knowing that he could prove the deception. Once again this cowardly council ducked the issue. Rather than face Kruschandl in a Courtroom, they offered to sweep the costs (that had themselves been obtained by deception) under the carpet and to correct their earlier deceptions before the Secretary of State and various High Court judges, by making a planning application at their own expense. Kruschandl was persuaded by his prospective father-in-law, a friend of Councillor Nigel Coltman, the then Leader of the Council, not to pursue the Council, but to accept their offer that was cast in stone in a Consent Order in the Eastbourne County Court.

A COURSE OF MALICIOUS CONDUCT

When their conventional efforts were defeated, Wealden's enforcement team then embarked on a different tack. This time the council bullies tried to use a costs order from Dame Butler Sloss in the High Court, to bankrupt their target. But this backfired when Mr Kruschandl counterclaimed, knowing that he could prove the deception. Once again this cowardly council ducked the issue. Rather than face Kruschandl in a Courtroom, they offered to sweep the costs (that had themselves been obtained by deception) under the carpet and to correct their earlier deceptions before the Secretary of State twice (Raymond Dannreuther and Raymond Michael) and various High Court judges, by making a planning application at their own expense. Kruschandl was persuaded by his prospective father-in-law, a friend of Councillor Nigel Coltman, the then Leader of the Council, not to pursue the Council, but to accept their offer that was cast in stone in a Consent Order in the Eastbourne County Court.

Having bought themselves time, this Council were then able to look at other ways of taking out or discrediting their target. It appears from the paper trail that they had no intention of honoring this Agreement, and they are still in Contempt of Court as of March 2016.

What happened next was that a sex charge appears to have been manufactured. Kruschandl had split from his former fiancée after she became first controlling and when that did not go her way, aggressive, ending with her assaulting Kruschandl and smashing his laptop. They nurtured the upset to gain a revenge conviction that is now the subject of review. Due to poor representation, their target was convicted of rape, despite the fact that the claimant was still a virgin after the claimed sexual episodes. Where WDC had hidden the fact that the Steam House was a historic building, the Sussex Police hid the fact that the former Mason's granddaughter was intact, by employing the services of Dr Melanie Liebenberg, who stated on oath that a naturally occurring feature was (in effect) not natural, but in her opinion could only have been caused by penetration. Dr Liebenberg ducked the issue of virginity by not following correct procedure, allegedly a deliberate omission, once she realized that the girl she was examining had an intact hymen. Liebenberg failed to use a colposcope to measure the distance from the hymen to the vaginal wall.

It is well know that high ranking members of the police are Masons. Though there is no evidence as yet to prove the Masonic link, it is a highly suspect set of circumstances. The CCRC are to be asked if they can investigate. It later transpired that a diary hidden in the loft of the complainant's mother, so that Sussex Police could not find it, proved that there was no opportunity for Kruschandl to carry out the assaults claimed. It was unfortunate that during the trial, Judge Cedric Joseph got so confused that he instructed the Jury to take the diary evidence as belonging to the defendant, rather than the claimant's mother. The Judge also neglected to point out that the diary had been secreted in a loft so that the police could not find it. Was the Judge a Mason you might ask? More than 30% of judges are masons according to an authoritative report.

What, if any part, David Phillips may have played in all of this remains a mystery. We know that his colleague Ian Kay had told a client of Mr Kruschandl, that he was going to prison for a very long time. Ian Kay said this over a year before any trial. How then did Ian Kay know the outcome of a trial that was yet to be heard? It begs the question: was Mr Kay or any other officer in WDC a Mason? We know that Mr Kay's father in law (B Best a local builder) was a Mason and was in the same Lodge in Eastbourne as the complainant's grandfather. We know that Mr Kay deceived a planning inspector in 1997 and was still working for Wealden in 2006 into 2013. We also know that Mr Phillips received an enhanced pension voted on by the Councillors of Wealden District Council.

We would love to hear comment on these issues from Ian Kay, Nigel Coltman and David Phillps. We will publish any clarification or explanation they might care to offer as part of our fairness and transparency policies. Plainly, the injustice of these issues must be rectified. Their failure to respond to these allegations in over 6 years tends to suggest that the allegations are well founded in our opinion.

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE & INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996, SECTION 23 - CODE OF PRACTICE

(1) The Secretary of State shall prepare a code of practice containing provisions designed to secure —

(a) that where a criminal investigation is conducted all reasonable steps are taken for the purposes of the investigation and, in particular, all reasonable lines of inquiry are pursued;

(b) that information which is obtained in the course of a criminal investigation and may be relevant to the investigation is recorded;

(c) that any record of such information is retained;

(d) that any other material which is obtained in the course of a criminal investigation and may be relevant to the investigation is retained;

(e) that information falling within paragraph (b) and material falling within paragraph (d) is revealed to a person who is involved in the prosecution of criminal proceedings arising out of or relating to the investigation and who is identified in accordance with prescribed provisions;

(f) that where such a person inspects information or other material in pursuance of a requirement that it be revealed to him, and he requests that it be disclosed to the accused, the accused is allowed to inspect it or is given a copy of it;

(g) that where such a person is given a document indicating the nature of information or other material in pursuance of a requirement that it be revealed to him, and he requests that it be disclosed to the accused, the accused is allowed to inspect it or is given a copy of it;

(h) that the person who is to allow the accused to inspect information or other material or to give him a copy of it shall decide which of those (inspecting or giving a copy) is appropriate;

(i) that where the accused is allowed to inspect material as mentioned in paragraph (f) or (g) and he requests a copy, he is given one unless the person allowing the inspection is of opinion that it is not practicable or not desirable to give him one;

(j) that a person mentioned in paragraph (e) is given a written statement that prescribed activities which the code requires have been carried out.

(2) The code may include provision—

(a) that a police officer identified in accordance with prescribed provisions must carry out a prescribed activity which the code requires;

(b) that a police officer so identified must take steps to secure the carrying out by a person (whether or not a police officer) of a prescribed activity which the code requires;

(c) that a duty must be discharged by different people in succession in prescribed circumstances (as where a person dies or retires).

(3) The code may include provision about the form in which information is to be recorded.

(4) The code may include provision about the manner in which and the period for which —

(a) a record of information is to be retained, and

(b) any other material is to be retained;

and if a person is charged with an offence the period may extend beyond a conviction or an acquittal.     

WDC Autumn 2010 STAFFING UPDATE (MUSICAL CHAIRS)

Following on from the changes reported last time we can now report that the planning specialists in Conservation & Design and Landscape & Arboriculture will join with the Enforcement Team under the team leadership of Chris Arnold. David Whibley has moved from the South Team to become Chris' assistant Team leader. Paul Barker, conservation specialist has left us and Rowanne Meagher will supplement the expertise in that area job sharing with Geoff Kavanagh.

In Development Management Ralph Forder is now a senior Planning Officer, Tracey Dixon is now a permanent Planning Officer and Emma Cleasby has joined, also as a Planning Officer. Marina Brigginshaw is in Planning Policy.

Can we find photographs of these officers on the web? Can we buggery. Any person who is afraid to publish their photograph on the internet for fear of recognition, is to our mind hiding a whole lot and is more than likely to be ashamed to be associated with their predecessors and any legacy officer from the bad old days.

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LINKS

http://www.english-heritage.org.uk

https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-prison-service

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1996/25/contents

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1996/25/contents

http://dailycaller.com/2013/04/03/cnn-embarrasses-itself-with-amanda-knox-coverage/

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Kelvin Williams, Victorio Scarpa, David Whibley, Julian Black, Daniel Goodwin

Christine Nuttall, David Phillips, Douglas Moss, Ian Kay, Charles Lant

Abbott Trevor - Alcock Charmain - Ditto - Arnold Chris (Christine) - Barakchizadeh Lesley - Paul Barker - Black Julian - Boakes Beverley

Brigginshaw Marina - Brown Ashley - Coffey Patrick - Douglas Sheelagh - Dowsett Timothy - Flemming Mike - Forder Ralph - Garrett Martyn

Goodwin Daniel - Henham J - Holness Derek - Hoy Thomas - Johnson Geoff - Kavanagh Geoff - Kay Ian - Kay I. M. - Barbara Kingsford

Lant Charles - Mercer Richard - Mileman Niall - Moon Craig - Moss Douglas, J. -  Nuttall Christine - Pettigrew Rex - Phillips David - Scarpa Victorio

Scott Trevor - Kevin Stewart - Wakeford M. - Whibley David - White, George - Williams Kelvin - Wilson Kenneth - White Steve

Sexual cannibalism in humans is commonplace where the (UK) state still pays bunny-boilers to fabricate allegations - despite the untenable ratio of false allegations. This is called Noble Cause Corruption, so named because the cause (more convictions of rapists and perverts) is noble, but the means (convicting significant numbers of innocent men) is corrupt. A decent justice system is one where convictions are safe; where an appeal is guaranteed and where the court system does not refuse appellants the evidence for their barristers to perfect grounds of appeal. Unlike most European countries, the right of appeal in the UK in not mandatory and the discretionary single judge paper system is open to startling abuses. This book is based on a real case study, that reveals the fatal flaws in the English justice system. No man in England is safe until these issues are dealt with - it could happen to anyone.