Are You Shaw?

The fight for justice continues to attract interest— and manipulation —from everyone, from jewellers and former criminals to undercover moles and high-ranking police. Through twists involving shady donations, hidden agendas, and evidence cover-ups, our narrator finds himself at the centre of a storm.

 

In this episode, we see how influence really works behind closed doors, and how dangerous it can be to stand your ground in a world eager to control the narrative. Whether it’s destroyed evidence tapes, dubious legal battles, or involvement with both left- and right-wing operators, this journey is a testament to resilience and determination in the face of impossible odds.

 

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Key Takeaways:

• Big money with hidden motives
• Police whistleblowers and political agendas
• Literally uncovering lost evidence
• Unbelievable corruption exposed

 

Timestamps:

(00:00) Are You Shaw?

(01:34) Vulnerable Corduroy Look

(04:34) Exploited Prisoners' Cases

(08:52) Fluffy The Jewish Armed Robber

(10:35) Counter-Extremism Strategy

(14:59) Police Whistleblower

(18:50) Legal Aid Dispute

(20:36) Defending Fraud Solo

(22:21) Tenerife Cruise Tragedy

(27:45) Box Collection Dilemma

(35:26) Tampered Footage

(41:18) Police Tampering

 

Quotes:

"I want to get my story out there…” (00:05:26 - 00:05:31)

"It seemed to me that their motives or excuses or whatever you want to call it, their pitch to me was that one of my companies that was carrying out and developing apprenticeships in construction, they wanted me to place these extremists and potentially extremists that had been turned or corrupted into right wing extremism into my company to fucking get to know them and get to filter their extreme ways away." (00:11:01 - 00:11:24)

"To me, you're hacking people's computers without their knowledge, without a warrant, and you're going in and you're seeing what they're up to." (00:18:23 - 00:18:29)

"That was the time when all these solicitors and barristers went off for what we call liquid lunch. 3, 4, 5, potentially more hours in the pub on a Friday afternoon at these usual times, we'd have a intern or a temporary staff member or I have a friendly assistant who wanted to impress their bosses sitting there at the Phone that was a great moment to get in and get the information." (00:26:29 - 00:26:51)

"Not only that, but they had failed to mention the helicopter video.” (00:32:52 - 00:32:57)

 

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