IPCC: Did police interview other victims?
One of the ongoing complaints the Hoaxtead pushers have made about the police investigation in September 2014 is that none of the other supposed victims were interviewed.
One of the ongoing complaints the Hoaxtead pushers have made about the police investigation in September 2014 is that none of the other supposed victims were interviewed.
This week we’re delving into the report on the IPCC investigation which Abe and Ella have (finally, after 3 months) shared on their blog. The report is a goldmine, as it spells out why police acted as they did, and shows Abe and Ella’s allegations up for what they are: foolish and without basis in…
For some time now, we’ve been speculating about the outcome of Ella’s appeal to the IPCC regarding the police investigation of cult abuse allegations in September 2014. Based on a few excerpts from the report, leaked by Drifloud on Twitter, we were able to surmise that things had not gone the way Ella and Abe…
Yesterday our friend Gabriella Barney spotted a couple of yobs mouthing off over on professional illiterate bully Alan Alanson‘s Facebook page.
We’ll admit it: we were over-awed and very moved by your flood of responses to yesterday’s post in which we discussed the self-outing of the author of the Dearman Does Hampstead blog.
Last week we made a rather large and public mistake. In our eagerness to find the author of the despicable Dearman Does Hampstead, we published, then pulled, a post that had fallen very, very wide of the mark.
Dear Frances Fans, This week, Frances interviewed a young man who thinks he is going to save the world from itself. He has many ideas which he thinks are clever, but in reality, do not hold up under close scrutiny.
We mentioned last week that Rupert, the hilariously unfunny iPhone ‘videographer’ with the unfortunate moustache and drug habit, had sort-of announced that he might, all other things being equal, be showing up in London at some point this summer.
Truthers are so predictable.
A question that continues to confound us here at Hoaxtead Research is, “Why are these people so completely obsessed with spreading the word about a hoax that died on the vine well over a year ago? What’s in it for them?”