#PostOfficeScandal victims demand criminal prosecutions
Victims in Post Office scandal demand criminal prosecutions for those in charge.
Lst of cover-up & conspiracy is long – Ministers, civil servants, directors, lawyers, auditors, OFCOM, Fujitsu.
Who will prosecute? Justice remains elusive in the UK.https://t.co/VFHZFR2s38
— Prem Sikka (@premnsikka) January 16, 2024
A group of sub-postmasters wrongly accused of stealing more than £100,000 from the Post Office have told Sky News there must be criminal prosecutions against those in charge.
Vipin Patel, Nicki Arch and Sarah Osolinski, who ran Post Offices in Oxford, Stroud and Cheltenham respectively, have described how their lives were destroyed by the Horizon IT scandal.
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There’s been a definite move to pin blame on the investigators who prosecuted the cases. But this just reminds me of the Grenfell Inquiry blaming the Fire Service. The lies and the cover up happened at the top. The people carrying out the task of investigating and prosecuting didn’t know that Fujitsu and top level Post Office were sitting on the fact that the ‘incontrovertible evidence’ being used was at best faulty..