Paul M0WPG - #FalselyAccusedDay 9th September

Three years ago today Kent police smashed into my home, followed by a TV crew, and arrested me for a crime that hadn’t even took place. The basis for their action: someone I had regarded as one of my best friends until we had fallen out the year before claimed she had been

If Liam Allan's barrister hadn't found thousands of exculpatory text messages from his accuser the day before trial, he may well have been wrongfully convicted Dame @VeraBaird is ultimately responsible for independently locating wrongful convictions in the UK @EmpowerInnocent

@AAFAI_org @VeraBaird @EmpowerInnocent It's far worse than that, she found them mid trial & only because prosecution barrister Jerry Hayes KC forced police to hand over the evidence they had failed to disclose. The officer involved (who had also withheld evidence in another case) was moved sideways, no disciplinary.

@The_RomaArmy Would GMA platform a man who had videos online of him throwing chairs at a women to ask how he feels about the negative publicity? 🤡

Literally NEVER again will I take another feminist seriously. Ever.

Those who continue to have faith in the modern police force should read this. So should all those who aided this outrageous pursuit of innocent people. ‘The Met was duped by fantasist Carl Beech. A decade later, the real victims are still suffering’ telegraph.co.uk/gift/f08c273f1…

Another false accuser jailed. False Allegations aren't rare. They're rife ! dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

Just a reminder of how much damage Baird has done to the justice system. By normalising the obfuscation of evidence.

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@Suffragent_ We need a site/app for these! I'd help make it genuine.

This is Lauren Kinrade, 35, from Kent. She made twenty false rape allegations against an elderly cancer patient whom she cared for. The innocent man, 71 - who also has Parkinson's disease - spent THREE MONTHS in prison. Kinrade was jailed for 4yrs, but will be out in two. 🇬🇧

Today people from dozens of groups came together to demand MPs vote against yet another round of anti-protest powers. The government intends to give police the power to restrict protests based on their so-called ‘cumulative disruption’. The government has been transparent with this: these powers are being pushed in response to the mass national marches for Palestinian rights. But this proposed change would impact all of us and our ability to protest, for whatever cause is most important to us. Our right to protest must be defended. ✊

@AAFAI_org @ccrcupdate @VeraBaird What did you expect when someone who has a reputation for being a barrier to justice for real victims was hired as the head of the ccrc? She's doing exactly what she was employed to do, to prevent miscarriages of justice from seeing the light of day.

'The @ccrcupdate should have got back a week ago. But you know there’s no-one to hold their feet to the fire. You can’t go to a complaints department. There’s no-one there to ring up and say “what are you doing?”' 44 Days Later - Bamber @VeraBaird open.substack.com/pub/thedocmake…

They say the redpill movement is toxic, but I'm yet to see a man sing something like this.

'Our society has been hoodwinked into creating a false allegations charter that none of us, whether women or men, can escape from unless we come to our senses and see the harm and damage being caused to our shared humanity' Dr Michael Naughton of @EmpowerInnocent's landmark new paper, Misanthropic Feminism: How and Why the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Sexually Discriminates Against Men in Uncorroborated Rape Cases where the Complainant Claims that they were Voluntarily Intoxicated In Critical Perspectives: Journal of the Institute for Critical Social Theory - p75: criticalsocialtheory.com/wp-content/upl… @PhilMitchell83 @paulawright @DustinJByrd1

The local magistrate can now sentence you to prison without a jury for two years and you have no right of appeal. We all know where this is going. The bureaucrats have gone full Stalin it's all they have left.

NHS hospital: I noticed the clock on the wall showed the wrong time. A nurse told me they knew, but they wouldn’t report it because replacing the battery through the NHS would cost £70. A £2 battery... £70. How? Why? That's when I began to dig further. 🧵

Stacey Sharples’s false allegations of rape destroyed lives. Ten innocent men were arrested, jailed in custody & branded rapists. Had she succeeded, they would have gone to prison for years. Sharples has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years. But if her lies had secured convictions, the men she accused would have faced sentences many times longer. Justice would have meant parity: a false accuser should face the same punishment their victims would have received had the lie prevailed. For years we have been told false allegations are vanishingly rare — a narrative repeated endlessly after the disastrous Operation Midland investigation. Former Norfolk Chief Constable Simon Bailey claimed they amounted to just 0.1%. That figure has always been implausible. Sir Richard Henriques, who investigated the scandal, placed the figure far higher — closer to 10%, and even that may be conservative. When lives can be destroyed on the basis of untested claims, the stakes could not be higher. The police must investigate allegations thoroughly — but they must also recognise that malicious false accusers exist. Until the system accepts that reality, innocent people will remain at risk. @FACTukorg

Excl: Leading barrister quits legal services watchdog in protest at David Lammy's "tyrannical" jury reforms. Flora Page KC, widely praised for her role helping sub-postmasters to overturn their wrongful convictions, has written a brutal letter to Lammy: thetimes.com/uk/law/article…

🚨 No we are not moving until pedophiles are sentenced to years in prison. Whoever agrees retweet 🔄

If you're accused of 'hate speech', you're nearly twice as likely to be found innocent by a jury than if your case is just heard by a judge. The British people know right from wrong. It's a disgrace that this Government wants to cut them out of the justice system.

Every hospital in England has been urged to disobey an NHS directive to use software operated by US analytics software company Palantir. A coalition of human rights, health and patient organisations, and unions sent out the plea to NHS trusts by email bmj.com/content/392/bm…

There's a war on men and I'm tired of people pretending their isn't. Why aren't they teaching girls to treat men and boys with respect too? Oh that's, right, women are perfect and can do no wrong.