Yesterday afternoon an alert reader pointed out to us that Belinda had posted the following on Facebook: Belinda is alleging that 17 of Sabine’s 19 charges have been dropped (four charges of harassment and 15 of breach of restraining order), and that her new lawyer is attempting to put in an application for bail for…
On Monday we reported that Wesley Hall had live-streamed part of his arrest, in which he was pulled from a flight bound for Málaga, Spain. The arrest came in answer to a warrant from the London Metropolitan Police. In the videos, it transpired that Wesley was being sought on charges of perverting the course of…
In a hearing this morning at Southwark Crown Court, Sabine McNeill’s legal team was unable to persuade HHJ Deborah Taylor to grant their client bail on medical grounds. Sabine, who did not appear in person, had been claiming that she was effectively immobilised and unable to walk after her Nordic ski poles were confiscated by…
We confess it’s hard to believe, but three years ago today, Scarlet Scoop hit “publish” on the very first post here at Hoaxtead Research. At 2,298 posts, nearly 1.3 million hits, and 94,000 comments from our readers, we’re going stronger than ever. Our goal, which we stated on the blog’s first birthday, is “to stand up and say…
As we noted in our last post, Sabine’s barrister appeared in court at 9:30 this morning for a bail application. And as we expected, Belinda was present, having left her usual cheering squad of motley fools at home. Belinda did notify her followers of the court date…a few hours before it started, presumably to ensure that…
We have learned that Sabine McNeill will be at Southwark Crown Court at 9:30 this morning, in another attempt to apply for bail. Sabine has been held on remand in Bronzefield Prison since her last hearing on 19 March, when her most recent request for bail was rejected. Sabine was first remanded in custody in…
Following yesterday’s court hearing, in which Sabine McNeill was remanded in custody pending her trial on multiple charges of breach of restraining order and stalking, we expected the usual uproar from the Hoaxtead mob. Strangely, aside from some incoherent fist-shaking from Tracey Morris and her new side-kick Linda Byrne O’Riordan, the Hoaxtead landscape was relatively…
Sabine McNeill’s application to amend her bail conditions was heard at Southwark Crown Court this morning. The application was refused, and Sabine will remain in prison until her trial, which is currently set to start in November. Despite herculean efforts by various Hoaxtead mobsters to assemble a massive throng to support their friend, turnout was…
Well, that was hardly predictable at all. Following Tracey Morris’ bout of uncontrollable gum-flappery over the past couple of days, during which she attempted to wind up Sabine’s supporters by claiming that her solicitor was incompetent, corrupt, or both, Belinda has struck back in her own charming and genteel manner: They do remain concerned, however,…
In a Facebook livestream late Wednesday evening, Tracey Morris unleashed a vitriolic rant at Sabine McNeill’s legal team, reserving her harshest criticism for Noam Almaz, Sabine’s solicitor. Tracey described her recent trek to London, noting that she “could see that Belinda was under pressure”, and that she “couldn’t understand how [Sabine] was in prison”. “Why…
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