All the Rage
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A teenage girl is found wandering the outskirts of Oxford, dazed and distressed. The story she tells is terrifying. Grabbed off the street, a plastic bag pulled over her face, then driven to an isolated location where she was subjected to what sounds like an assault. Yet she refuses to press charges.
DI Fawley investigates, but there's little he can do without the girl's co-operation. Is she hiding something, and if so, what? And why does Fawley keep getting the feeling he's seen a case like this before?
And then another girl disappears, and Adam no longer has a choice: he has to face up to his past.
Because unless he does, this victim may not be coming back.
- Начало книги
- About the Author
- Prologue
- Adam Fawley 1 April 2018 09.15
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- Executive summaryThis report has been prepared as part of the process of assessing Mr Parrie for possible parole. I have spent a total of six hours with him, on three separate occasions at HMP Wandsworth. I have had access to police and prison records, and have consulted Dr Adrian Bigelow, Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist to HMP Wandsworth, who has been responsible for overseeing Mr Parrie since he took up the post in 2014. In addition, I have considerable personal experience in the assessment of offenders convicted of sexual offences (a full curriculum vitae is attached).The prison staff I spoke to confirmed that Mr Parrie has been in every respect a model prisoner. He has taken on a variety of work within the prison environment, and has always carried it out diligently and conscientiously. He has not been involved in any disciplinary or violent incidents, and has successfully completed various training courses which would assist him in obtaining employment, were he to be released. The attached Occupational Therapy report indicates that he is fully capable of carrying out ordinary daily activities and managing his daily routine in a productive manner. He is deemed to be a positive influence on other inmates, especially younger offenders. He has worked hard to maintain contact with his children by letter, and they visit once or twice a year (they currently reside with Mr Parrie's former wife in Aberdeen so more frequent visits are not practicable). In all the above respects, therefore, I consider him an appropriate candidate for consideration by the Board.However, there remains one significant issue, i.e. his contention that he is not guilty of the crimes for which he was imprisoned. Such a failure to assume responsibility for offending behaviour and express appropriate remorse (especially with offences of this gravity) is usually deemed to be a significant bar to early release. However, while Parrie continues to maintain his innocence, it appears his attitude has ameliorated considerably in this respect in recent months. Previous to this, he had always insisted that the police ` fitted him up'; he now appears willing to concede that while there may have been mistakes in the Thames Valley Police investigation, there was no deliberate attempt to frame him for a crime he did not commit. The abatement of this paranoia is clearly a very positive sign. It must also be borne in mind that he has now served eighteen years, and had he originally entered a guilty plea, he might well have been released before this date.The Parole Board has a duty to assess whether a specific offender continues to present a risk to the public, and individuals will not be eligible for parole unle ss the Board is satisfied on this point. However, it is `“ as is well known `“ especially difficult for someone in Mr Parrie's particular position to demonstrate reduced risk of harm, as sex offenders who refuse to admit guilt are not eligible for the Sexual Offenders Treatment Programme (SOTP) and the Structured Assessment of Risk and Need (SARN) which follows completion of that programme, which the Parole Board look to when assessing these offenders.At the same time, it is crucial that those who do maintain their innocence `“ regardless of the nature of their crime(s) `“ should not b e discriminated against, especially where there are other factors that can be brought into play, to assist in the assessment of risk. I would point to Mr Parrie's proven good conduct, over a very long period, in support of this. In my own conversations with him, he also expressed considerable sympat hy with the victims of the crimes (albeit whilst maintaining that he himself was not culpable), which I also consider to be a positive sign.I do not consider Mr Parrie to be suffering either from mental illness or any psychiatric condition such as schizoaffective disorder, within the meaning of the Mental Health Act 1983 (amended 2007).Dr Simeon WareMBBS FRCPsychConsultant Forensic Psychiatrist`I don't believe a bloody word of it. Model prisoner, my arse. It's all just a bloody act.'
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- * * *Jayne Ayre @NotthatJaneEyre 15.07#Oxford folk, does anyone know anything about something happening on Cherwell Drive? There's a bunch of police cars parked up there.Alicia Monroe @Monroe51098 15.09Replying to @NotthatJaneEyreI live on Thirlmere Road ` “ just saw a couple of officers talking to people on doorsteps on Windermere Avenue #OxfordMariza Fernandes @Brazilia2012 15.11Replying to @NotthatJaneEyre @Monroe51098They have called here also `“ they are asking about a girl. I think she is missing #OxfordAlicia Monroe @Monroe51098 15.19Replyi ng to @NotthatJaneEyre @Brazilia2012Oh no `“ not again. Her poor parents #missing #OxfordJayne Ayre @NotthatJaneEyre 15.22Replying to @Brazilia2012 @Monroe51098I've just checked @OxfordNewsOnline and @BBCMidlandsBreaking. Nothing yetOxford's News @OxfordNewsOnline 15.26Replying to @NotthatJaneEyre @Brazilia2012 @Monroe51098Do you know the girl's name and age?Mariza Fernandes @Brazilia2012 15.32Replying to @OxfordNewsOnline @NotthatJaneEyre @Monroe51098Sacha I think. I did not recognise her. In the picture she looks about 15Oxford's News @OxfordNewsOnline 15.39Replying to @NotthatJaneEyre @Brazilia2012 @Monroe51098BREAKING Reports coming in of a possible missing teenager in the Marston area of #Oxford ` “ residents in the area believe it may be a 15yo girl. More on this as we get it* * *Adam Fawley 4 April 2018 15.45
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- * * *THE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURTThe Old BaileyLondon EC4M 7EHBEFORE:THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE HEALEYR E G I N Av.GAVIN FRANCIS PARRIEMR. R. BARNES Q.C. and MISS S. GREYappeared on behalf of the prosecution.MRS. B. JENKINS Q.C. and MR. T. CUTHBERTappeared on behalf of the defendant.Tuesday, 9th November, 1999[Day 18]ADAM FAWLEY, swornExamined by MR. BARNESQ. Name and rank please?A. Detective Sergeant 0877 Fawley, Thames Valley Police.Q. I believe you were the officer who questioned Ms. Sheldon after the attempted assault on 4th September 1998?A. Yes I was.Q. You were already working on the Roadside Rapist case?MRS. JENKINS: My Lord ` “MR. BARNES: I will anticipate an objection from the defence, my Lord. DS Fawley, were you already working to apprehend the sexual predator whom the media had by then nicknamed the `Roadside Rapist'?A. Yes. The attack on Ms. Sheldon was the third such crime.Q. But you were in no doubt that this attack was the work of the same man?A. No doubt at all. The MO was the same `“ the plastic bag, the cable ties. It was all of a piece.Q. But no DNA was discovered, I believe?A. No. We believe the perpetrator was very careful not to leave biological trace.Q. And how would he do that?A. By wearing g loves, for example, and using a condom. We also believe he put down plastic sheeting when he abducted two of the victims in his brother's van, to avoid the transfer of DNA from his victims on to the vehicle.Q. Because no DNA from either of the women was ever identified in the said van?A. No. Only th at of Mr. Parrie himself, his brother, and two colleagues who had worked with the latter on previous work projects. All three were categorically ruled out as potential suspects.Q. To return to Ms. Sheldon `“ was she able to identify Mr. Parrie?A. Not visually, no. She never saw her assailant's fac e.Q. What about the van?A. Again, she didn't see it. He placed the plastic bag over her face from behind.Q. But she was able to identify him in another way, was she not? The identification which eventually led to his arrest?A. Yes. She was.* * *Adam Fawley 4 April 2018 18.27
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- Adam Fawley 8 April 2018 11.46
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- Epilogue
- Acknowledgements
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