Hex the Criminal Cases Review Commission
Aleister | 09.05.2007 23:35
NEW LEGAL MOVES to clear the name of Helen Duncan found guilty of witchcraft in 1943 are announced.
It is reported that earlier this year 500 pages of legal arguments were submitted to the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
The CCRC replied stating that they did not consider her case to be "in the public interest", declined to consider the application and returned the submission unread.
This curious response has baffled both campaigners and the 40 million global internet surfers - the equivalent of two thirds Britain's total population - who have now logged on to this website over the past decade.
Is this another perversion by the Religious bigots who now control the Labour Party? She was definately not a Witch. The Prime Minister at the time called it Tomfoolery to charge her. But you know the sort of bigoits that are New Labour. Appeal denied.
It is reported that earlier this year 500 pages of legal arguments were submitted to the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
The CCRC replied stating that they did not consider her case to be "in the public interest", declined to consider the application and returned the submission unread.
This curious response has baffled both campaigners and the 40 million global internet surfers - the equivalent of two thirds Britain's total population - who have now logged on to this website over the past decade.
Is this another perversion by the Religious bigots who now control the Labour Party? She was definately not a Witch. The Prime Minister at the time called it Tomfoolery to charge her. But you know the sort of bigoits that are New Labour. Appeal denied.
Aleister
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