12 October 2006

Criminal Prosecution Service CPS trial witness list

On 15 September 1993, the week before my trial started, the CPS (Criminal Prosecution Service) issued a document presenting the list of witnesses who were likely to appear at my trial. Not all these witnesses actually appeared, but what it did show was that the CPS was using some considerable deception to disguise the case they finally presented to the jury. This was a cynical attempt to distort the truth, and to play mind games with the jury. The inevitable result of this approach was that a miscarriage of justice was in the process of being deployed; although at that time how could I have known what an appalling misrepresentation would be employed in the courtroom?

The contents of this witness list is set out below, which was a five page document faxed to Richard Glenister, the man at the CPS who was pulling the strings behind the scenes. The document was faxed to Glenister at telephone number 071 329 8171 on 16 September. The numbers to the right of the names are the page numbers of the statements issued by each witness.

Witness/List

Telephone call and aftermath 8/8
Mr B 1, 330
DCI Gray 3
(Robin How) 285
DC Horden 5
PC Tubbs 6
PC Catherine Plummer 7
PC Simpson 8
PC Brown 9
PC Kindleysides 10
PC Collins 11
(DCI MacKenzie) 12
(DCI Gregory Parry) 13

Arrest
DI Nicholson 14
DS Pepe 17
PC Kelly 20
PC Fox 23
PC Seymour 25
(PC Couch) 27
(PC Field) 28

Searches
DI Morrissey 29
(PC Upshall) 31
DC Tyler 32
DC Rawlings 36
DS Rosaline Hudson 42
DS Paul Smith 46
DC Cox 49
DC Ross 52
(PC Malcolm) 54
Ex. Off. Singleton 58, 170, 185

1 Analyses of Documents
A Tradecraft Documents
Mrs “C” 186, 62, 181, 269
Qleg Gordievsky 227, 175, (188) @ 189
DI Morrissey 270

B Scientific
Dr David Weatherley 250, 127, 308
Dennis Barlow 230, 95, 180, 221, 295
Gerald Swallow 249, 87, 89, 90, 298

2 Handwritten documents
(i) Keith Lewis 261, 116, 317
Adrian Greenham 235, 300

(ii) Dr Perera 237, 302
Hugh Lamberton (1) 264, 118

(iii) Peter Brigginshaw 239, 304
Harry Deadman 257, 115, 320

(iv) Harry Deadman 115, 320

(v) Dr Weir 242, 305

3 Surface Acoustic Wave Technology (SAW)
Dr Miriam Lewis 263, 113, 111, 313

4 Re Rapier
John Weatherley 265, 125, 325
Squadron Leader Bagley 253, 102, 103, 104, 326
Gordon Smith 252, 106/108, 321
Peter Knowlton 254, 109, 324

5 Thermal Imaging technology
Hugh Lamberton (2) 119, 312
Professor Elliott 309

6 Silicon on Sapphire
Alison Hodge 259, 120, 315

7. Gallium Arsenide
Michael Allenson 256, 123, 316

8 Re JS/8 Ex 27/270
John Parker 246

9 Dr Stephen Cundy 247, 67, 69, 70, 79, 81, 82, 207, 247, 286

10 Karl Gehring 132

Matters arising from interviews
1 Re Oschenko
Mr E 278, 282
DS Stafford 283
DCS MacLeod 284

2 Re “Keyboard” magazine
Kevin Hall 159

3 Re former Security Clearance
John McMichael 163
Frank Taylor 165
Mr “D” 167

4 Re Harrow and photographs
DI Morrissey 171

5 Re Tudor Florists
Marcia Ashwood Luck 194
Colin Butler 196
David Wheeler 197
Frederick Wheeler 198

Interviews
DCS MacLeod 135/226
DS Beels 137