Month: May 2019

The Inquest of Natasha Abrahart   Following a number of inquests held after the self-inflicted deaths at the University of Bristol, I published an article in January 2018, entitled Bristol University: the Antidepressant Connection. My research found that Miranda Williams, Continue reading Bristol University Revisited→

Early in the morning of October 29th last year, 60-year-old self-employed plumber John Collins went for a walk with his wife Denise (top) and their dogs near their home in Tiptree, Essex. Some time later, John drove his car to Continue reading No Prior Intention (updated)→