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Colin Peters,
7, Ladbroke Grove,
Holmewood,
Bradford,
BD4 0BH.
Your ref. AR/JEM/DA4283
3rd March 2005.
Andrew Rennison,
Detective Chief Superintendent,
West Yorkshire Police,
Operational Support,
PO Box 9,
Wakefield,
WF1 3QP.
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your letter dated 1st February 2005, a copy of which was
posted to me on the 22nd February 2005.
I am dismayed at your response especially since you tell me that you
have looked at my website at http://www.geocities.com/colinpeters2005.
On my website I make it very clear that the findings of the civil court
were hopelessly wrong because Judge Hutchinson based his judgement on
provably fraudulent claims and deceptions from the Bottomleys.
Though it might be distasteful to people both within and outside the
legal system, it is a fact that the Bottomleys were successful in
pursuing their criminal acts through the courts.
I briefly reiterate the main points in proof of this claim.
THE CONTRACT PRICE.
Although in a contemporaneous handwritten letter, Bottomley confided to
a Council Officer that the contract price was in the sum of 14,000, the
claim that gained him the benefit of legal aid, was that it was in the
sum of 10,200.
The claim that gained him a favourable judgement was that it had been in
the sum of 9,180.
I will remind you that I was not allowed sight of Bottomleys
contemporaneous handwritten letter, which gave the lie to several of his
accepted claims to the court, until well after the hearing, and too late
to be of any use to myself.
I will remind you also that I was disadvantaged by being legally
unrepresented.
THE SALVAGED STONE SLATES FROM THE ROOF.
The claims that gained Bottomley legal aid were that I had taken these
slates and that they had a value of 2,000.
He wanted this sum deducting from the alleged contract price.
The claim that gained Bottomley a favourable judgement was through his
introduction of a new inducement to contract, which was that he had
given me the slates in return for my working for the grant money of
9,180 only.
The valuation document procured by Bottomley and purporting a value of
2,000, is proven a forged instrument by documented evidence from the
West Yorkshire Police.
THE BETTER QUALITY ITEMS SUPPLIED TOWARDS THE WORKS.
The claim that gained Bottomley legal aid was that he had supplied the
better quality doors and windows etc.
Bottomley detailed how much he had allegedly paid for these items and
wanted these amounts of monies deducting from the alleged contract
price.
These claims were conceded to the court and another new inducement to
contract introduced whereby it was claimed that I was working at no cost
to the Bottomleys because I was building a showpiece to display to
future clients.
Although this claim was and is the stuff of fairy tales, it was accepted
by the court and referred to in the judgement of Judge Arthur
Hutchinson.
From the above it can be clearly seen that one set of claims gained the
Bottomleys a legal aid certificate, and another conflicting set of
claims gained them a favourable judgement on the contract only.
Although I lost out on the new version of contract, I defeated the whole
of a counterclaim, which was as equally fabricated as the claims of
contract were.
You tell me that there is no likelihood of a successful case in the
criminal courts, but how can this be since the proof of fraud and
deception is there for all to see?
The evidence shows that fraud is involved beyond any doubt.
Either Bottomley got the legal aid certificate fraudulently or he got
the advantageous judgement fraudulently, or, as I know, he got them both
fraudulently.
Two conflicting storys do not make one right one.
It cannot be right that, in total, Bottomley has benefited to the tune
of around 100,000 by doing nothing more than scheming and lying over
and over again.
I know of his contacts but even so, if Bottomley is allowed to get away
with this any longer, then there is no law in this country, and
definitely no justice.
In view of the above, I ask that you reconsider your decision not to
investigate.
I thank you for your expression of sympathy at my plight but I am still
a victim of crime, and Bottomley, is an as yet, unconvicted criminal.
In 1986, once Bottomleys provably fabricated claims began to emerge
through the documentation, as it became available, I stressed to my then
solicitor that this was not simply a bad debt case, but a case of fraud
and deception.
He did nothing about it, and advised me that litigation was the way
forward.
The chronological evidence shows that the first thing that I did once
rid of him was to lay the evidence in proof of fraud before Detective
Constable Jim Murphy of the Bradford CID.
Unfortunately, Jims advice was to keep with the civil courts.
It gives me no satisfaction to say that both my solicitor and Jim were
wrong. Even allowing for the higher standard of proof required, I could
not have fared worse in a criminal court because the proof of fraud has
always been available.
I am certain that in a criminal court, where the charges were related to
fraud, the swapping and changing of Bottomleys claims would have been
his undoing, rather than his salvation, as they proved to be in the
civil court.
I submit to you that the charges against the Bottomleys should now be
ones of Perverting the Course of Justice, and Gaining a Pecuniary
Advantage by Deception.
Yours Sincerely,
(Colin Peters)
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