EXPOSED! THE EDITED OUT FILM FOOTAGE FROM BBCs MADNESS IN THE FAST LANE

Sabina and Ursula Eriksson – Murder Trial - Miscarriage of Justice, Police Cover-up - IPCC Investigation - MP calls for Enquiry.




17th December 2012 London

#Powerful new evidence that exposes and challenges the “official version” of what really happened in the 2008 Eriksson case; the truth about their lives, arrest, the stabbing of Glenn Hollinshead; and the subsequent cover-ups within the police, health authorities and judicial bodies. To be revealed in the forthcoming book; A Madness Shared by Two, by David Cann and Sharon Mackellar, released 12-12-12.

The book examines the case in detail, particularly, in relation to problems with the official storyline. It reveals previously unseen footage, edited out of the original BBC documentary ‘Madness in the Fast lane’; proving the twins were first arrested under Section 136 of the Mental Health Act.

[Original documentary]
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[Previously unseen, 136 footage]
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To date, the BBC has not responded to the author’s letters of enquiry.

The author’s investigation blows holes in Sabina’s conviction, and the police’s version of events. It shows a miscarriage of justice may have taken place; and highlights serious flaws in the coroner’s reports, which reveals ‘two’ weapons were used, indicating the potential of another ‘killer’ or ‘killers’.

It further exposes, and proves, that prior to their motorway dash, the Eriksson twins pleaded for help at St Anne Street Police Station, Liverpool. Sabina reported her children had been “Kidnapped” by her partner. Police said in the BBC documentary; ‘…they had no idea why they were in the UK or going to London.’

Starting from the twin’s early lives, to date; it goes on to reveal that their journey to the UK could not have happened as it was portrayed. It provides balanced explanations and reasons, as to why, Sabina was really released from hospital so early, and treated so leniently in Fenton Magistrates Court. It details facts about drug gangs and undercover police operations; one involving 3.5bn worth of cutting agent, and examines the possibility of a link with the Eriksson twins. One of the most bizarre and intriguing mysteries of recent years, the author believes that one or both of the twins, had been under “Obbo” [police observation] at the time and up until the murder of Glenn Hollinshead; and explains why this could account for the cover-ups.

As a direct result of these new facts, the IPCC have been asked to re examine this case. As a further consequence of the book’s findings, the Hollinshead family are planning legal action against the Staffordshire Police and the University Hospital of North Staffordshire. They are calling for an investigation and inquiry. Stoke-on-Trent MP Rob Flello called for an inquiry to be held back in 2008. After being contacted by the author’s, the MP has since written to Parliament. He has promised the Hollinshead family, including Glenn’s 85 year old mother, that he will raise the matter in the House of Commons in the very near future. The CPS, Home Office, and Attorney General, among many other establishments, have all been contacted and replied in one way or another.

Book available as of: 12/12/12 from www.amadnesssharedbytwo.com
Contact: [email protected]

Journalist Sharon Mackellar - [email protected]

Author says Glenn Hollinshead's killer is 'still on loose'

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