Tag Archives: Musa

VISITING CARDIFF – Maurice Kirk in Prison and Victims of Child Snatchers in pub

Posted on February 25, 2014 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

Yes, truth is stranger than fiction. And Buddha’s illusionary world is much ‘nicer’ than the harsh realities that we need to meet when people are telling their stories about how their children were taken – by force – without paperwork. … Continue reading →

Posted in Access to Justice, Child snatching, Fair Trial, HM Court Services, Law Enforcement | Tagged Haringey, Harriet Harman, HM Prison Cardiff, London Borough of Haringey, Maurice, Michelle Collins, Musa, Police | 7 Comments

Another “honey trap”: Maurice was asked to be witness so he could be arrested

Posted on December 24, 2011 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

Norman Scarth called it a “honey trap” when he was lured out of his flat to be arrested. Maurice is interested in the Musa case, for he has seen himself that Social Services were going to take his daughter, if … Continue reading →

Posted in Child snatching, Law Enforcement | Tagged Clint Eastwood, Haringey London Borough Council, Law, Maurice, McKenzie Friend, Metropolitan Police Service, Musa, Royal Charter, Rule of law, Social work | 5 Comments

Maurice in Haringey Court courtesy of Child Snatchers

Posted on November 13, 2011 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

On behalf of the six Nigerian children snatched by Haringey Council in April 2010, Maurice got himself arrested for ‘criminal charges’. He smashed a window, when he was unlawfully kept in a locked room. The Duty Solicitor said he was … Continue reading →