It is slightly disturbing that allegations are posted on a local blog concerning the hospital. There must be a valid legal reason that the allegations were investigated and then not pursued. It doesn't mean there was a cover up. Maybe the evidence was not sufficient or the fact that one of the principal witness didn't appear too well may not have helped the prosecution case.
On the other side of the coin we have a Health minister encouraging people to commit suicide. What do we get. An apology but no resignation. Obviously that sort of behaviour is acceptable in this day and age.
Hmm!
Police Conflicts of Interest in a Small Island
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An extremely serious email correspondence has emerged on Stuart Syvret's
blog, which relates to the 1996 investigation into Andrew Jervis-Dykes at
Victoria...
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Jersey 24/7.
Not only do we have a Health Minister encouraging suicide and ignoring the calls from the public for him to resign. We also have a Chief Minister who has every confidence in him, and tells the "Democratic" community "The matter is now closed"!
I will be posting an interview with Senator Syvret tomorrow on VFC where he gives his reaction to Senator Perchards apology, all be it, not an apology to any families that might have suffered the death of a suicide victim!
believe me there certainly cause for worry. Whether itbis still relevant or not does not get away from the fact that at the time it was well relevant
Hope the work situation is better. Still thinking about you and hoping things work out. Its difficult but gets easier
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