This just in from the Ham & High: Neelu has appeared in court today, and denied one offence of perverting the course of justice.
You can get the full story at the Ham & High site.
Neelu’s trial date is set for 11th July.
And now, prepare for Neelu to go into full Neelu Mode: we’re sure she’ll dishonour, disobey, and discombobulate this charge; and she’s most likely preparing her arrest warrant for the judge as we speak.
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No surprise there.
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It’s Robert Green all over again.
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Pity it will take so long, time dilutes things.
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One of the issues I have with the legal system is that by the time cases like this come to court the witnesses can’t be bothered as they have moved on and want to put it behind them. This went on long before it hit YouTube so it’ll be getting on for 2 years by July 16.
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Will Belinda be there in July to give her expert legal advice I wonder?
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I reckon she will, if she hasn’t gone off for her Summer holidays to France by then.
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I like the opening headline by Ham and High “Discredited…”
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Thanks for the update, EC
So does anyone know the latest as regards the witness intimidation charges?
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This is the same thing. Witness intimidation is one way to pervert the course of justice. You can read more about that here: http://www.inbrief.co.uk/offences/perverting-the-course-of-justice.htm
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Aha! Thanks, EC. You should start charging for all this legal advice 🙂
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LOL, I wish! 🙂
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Well, I think you would be less likely to land your clients in jail than Belinda and Sabine.
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Hmm. Probably true. Perhaps I should reconsider.
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If only my local bookies would take bets on whether Neelu would plead guilty or not guilty, or on how many crystals she will bury around the court before he trial. I hope they make an example of her.
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I would rather they made an example of Belinda McKenzie, Patrick Cullinane and all the other people who have filled her head with rubbish. Princess Lotus really needs some good psychiatric treatment to get her back onto an even keel.
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It seems the judge had a go at the CPS, as there are no witness statements etc.
And Belinda attended.
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Oh, do tell!
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Not sure there needs to be witnesses as the evidence is on the net.
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But the judge isn’t going to go out of their way to do the searching.
The CPS needs to present the evidence.
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Indeed. I can understand witnesses not wanting to appear and wanting to put the whole matter behind them but they need to understand they are dealing with people who never stop unless the courts make them. They get emboldened by small victories as Lotus previously has.
If they avoid helping the prosecution they will only suffer more in the end.
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They made that mistake with Ben Fellows
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They made that mistake with Ben Fellows, he’s still scamming round the world,even his own mother’s given up with him
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Take a look at Neelu’s fb page.
Ved Chaudhari.
She’s really lost it now!
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With a bit of luck Ben Fellows has disappeared.
He conned the gullible, to fund his tour over to India via a few countries in between.
Did he ever get to meet the Dalai Lama? I think not, con artist…
Ben “fell out with” Fellows upset his previous supporters, Brenda Mumsy McNamara, Joy Thorn, Lou Collins and yet
he still has the vulnerable concerned for him….
Shocking, he’s a man of 41 i believe.
If he can’t look after himself by now,
I say tough…
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