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roy whiting the algebra of justice the case of the soham badgers - ian huntley and maxine carr before tony blair got into 10 downing street, our knowledge of stranger killers was that they always repeated their crimes and that they were very difficult to identify or catch. they were a faceless, nameless malignancy in a national multitude and they always had the upper hand. their capture depended on police patience, vigilance and luck, or error on the part of the criminal. but since the spin-and-salary maestro invaded 10 downing street, this has all switched around. now stranger killers are always locals, and they never repeat their crimes because the police always catch their man immediately after his first murder. our police have become super-detectives, and instead of experiencing the nervous breakdown symptoms as before, our senior police officers appear to be developing psychopathic tendencies themselves. there have been many examples of this new style of killer in recent convictions, including sion jenkins, barry george, roy whiting and ian huntley for instance. in the cases of whiting and huntley, the crimes for which they are convicted were part of a series of child abductions and murders in the south east of england, which the police had begun prosecuting before the series was allowed to reveal its proper character. in ian huntley's case, a most interesting view of modern police procedure is traceable which enables us to understand why this change in our understanding of stranger killers has occurred. the collective picture of the killer that emerged with this series of child murders was that he was a prowling hunter and traveller (as they usually are); that he came from around the cheshire area (judging by his reaction to the cheshire witness sighting in the sarah payne case); that he stole the birmingham cathedral book of condolences in the jessica and holly case (only their killer would have done this) and that therefore he is playing around with the press and the police (this type of killer usually does); that he has a cavalier attitude to the law generally and that he changes vehicles; that he is in middle age. the collective picture that we get from the police prosecutions, however, is that he is several locals, some of whom had friendly relations with the victim, as in the cases of danielle jones' uncle and in maxine carr and ian huntley, and that he confined his hunting to his own back yard, even in the case of a village. police prosecutions then have changed these crimes from the extremely difficult to detect to the very easy, and we need to look at the evidence that has been used to produce this effect. in roy whiting's case, there is a perfect stitch-up in forensic evidence, with hair and fibres from whiting's clothes and white van connecting the corpse to the defendant and vice versa. this arrangement eliminates the possibility of accidental contamination in the forensic evidence and leaves only two possible interpretations, these being either whiting's guilt or else a fitting up by the police. and since only the not guilty would plead not guilty to a jury in the face of such insurmountable evidence, the only logical explanation must be a fitting up by the police. a guilty person pleading not guilty to such evidence would be wasting his defence. defendants are advised by lawyers not to accuse the police of fraud as this would prejudice the jury against them, so the innocent would have no defence in this situation. in ian huntley's case we have the same thing again, only this time the circumstances around the fraud are astonishing. the style of evidence is the same as before, but now it includes fireproof hair, watered-down petrol, and a cool and calculating killer using an autopsy surgeon's technique and scissors to remove the clothes from not one but two dead bodies, including underwear and shoes, purely in order to leave them in a place and a situation where the police can link him to the crimes and use them as forensic evidence against him in a prosecution. all of which is patently absurd. despite our knowledge of such killers, here we are required to believe that a stranger killer would do all this purely to convenience the police. the most remarkable thing about this case, however, is that if the police did commit fraud with this evidence, then the fraud has supernatural powers of clairvoyance behind it. this is because the police arrested huntley for the murders of the missing girls in the early hours of the 17th of august, at four o'clock in the morning, and they had their forensic evidence for the prosecution in his caretaker bin that night, but the public did not find the two bodies until many hours later, at one o'clock the following afternoon. so if ian huntley was fitted up, where did the police get the evidence from? if huntley had not fitted himself up himself, we need to investigate how the police might have recovered that evidence before the public found the bodies. newmarket if we go back in the investigation three days, to august 13th, we can find a possible explanation for this police clairvoyance. on that day, a local jogger reported to the police having seen two mounds of recently disturbed ground at warren hill in newmarket. these were thought to be shallow graves, and so they must have looked like it. this same jogger had also reported, a week before, having heard child-like screams from this area three hours after the abductions, so that the timing and place are significant. the police had five hours of daylight in which to investigate these mounds, but they spent all night there, in fact thirteen hours, and they didn't emerge until six-thirty in the morning, "covered in twigs and soil" as a reporter put it, to announce that these mounds were only badger setts. however, these mounds surely could not have been badger setts, as badger setts would not be confusable with graves, and nor would it take thirteen hours to find that they were badger setts. both mounds were recent disturbances, and it is inconceivable that two badger setts or inlets could both have resembled shallow graves. they were 30 metres apart, and this must be too close together for badger setts. the possibility that these mounds were actually where the police found the bodies would explain where the police acquired the forensic evidence, and why they were able to know that the girls were dead before the public found the bodies at lakenheath. it would also show that the placing of the bodies at lakenheath was part of the fraud against huntley, because this is near the place where maxine carr had taken her adopted surname (a lake called the carr) and where ian huntley's father and grandmother lived. this design corresponds with that of the forensic evidence itself, connecting the dead bodies to the defendants in the same way. the discovery of the bodies at warren hill on the 13th of august corresponds with the finding of the coroner, who judged that the bodies had been moved to the woodland at lakenheath and that the victims almost certainly had not been killed where their bodies were found. if the typical prowler killer had murdered them, they would most certainly have been killed where they were dumped, which site could have been at warren hill. the newmarket taxi driver ian webster reported to the police having seen at the time of the abductions (approx 7 pm) a metallic green saloon car which was being driven erratically and suicidally down the a142, the road that runs between soham and newmarket where warren hill stands. ian webster had been following this car and had pulled back two hundred yards because of the dangerous driving. he reported seeing the driver careering into the curbs on both sides of the road while struggling with two children in his car. the driver was reaching out backwards over his seat and flapping at something in the hands of a child in the back seat. mr webster said that this child had brown hair, and that he thoug

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