LaTrine Jakscoon
06-07-2008, 09:18 AM
Every day police forces up and down the country investigating murders and other serious crimes come across what is known in the media as the "wall of silence".
Eyewitnesses and others who have crucial information which could convict a criminal are cowed into keeping quiet by fear.
It could be fear of being killed, but not necessarily. Sometimes, in communities (read niggers) where co-operation with the police is socially unacceptable, it can be concerns about being ostracised by neighbours. ...
The CPS and the police are becoming more and more imaginative about when and how to deploy special measures to protect niggers....
# Witnesses (niggers) being referred to anonymously in all court documents with pseudonyms used to protect their identities
# Screening to protect them from being seen by the defendant or anyone in the public gallery
# The use of voice modulation devices to protect their identities when giving evidence....
The murder of Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis (2 good nigger sows now) in Birmingham in 2003 set a legal precedent which allowed anonymity of witnesses.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7429207.stm
Eyewitnesses and others who have crucial information which could convict a criminal are cowed into keeping quiet by fear.
It could be fear of being killed, but not necessarily. Sometimes, in communities (read niggers) where co-operation with the police is socially unacceptable, it can be concerns about being ostracised by neighbours. ...
The CPS and the police are becoming more and more imaginative about when and how to deploy special measures to protect niggers....
# Witnesses (niggers) being referred to anonymously in all court documents with pseudonyms used to protect their identities
# Screening to protect them from being seen by the defendant or anyone in the public gallery
# The use of voice modulation devices to protect their identities when giving evidence....
The murder of Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis (2 good nigger sows now) in Birmingham in 2003 set a legal precedent which allowed anonymity of witnesses.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7429207.stm