UNDERCOVER ACTIVITY AGAINST THE DONOVAN’S IN THE PERIOD WISEMAN IN CHARGE OF DEFENCE CASE
A number of sinister characters suddenly came on the scene in a short period of time, including an American gentleman who arrived from overseas and tracked down and interviewed our key witnesses, falsely claiming to be a journalist for The European newspaper. Another undercover agent under the name of Christopher Phillips had been caught red-handed illegally opening private mail at our offices. The homes of our solicitor, a key witness and our own home were all burglarised in the run up to the Smart Trial and related documents examined. Shell denied any association with the burglaries and the intimidation of our witnesses.
Copies of a selection of relevant self-explanatory correspondence published below.
Letter to John Donovan from Shell solicitors, DJ Freeman: 16 June 1998
John Donovan letter to Richard Wiseman: 23 June 1998
Richard Wiseman letter to John Donovan: 24 June 1998
Richard Wiseman letter to John Donovan: 1 July 1998
Letter to John Donovan from Shell solicitors DJ Freeman: 3 July 1998
If, nevertheless, the police wish to obtain any further information from my clients or from anyone involved in enquiries on their behalf, including Mr Phillips, then, as has been said on several previous occasions, the fullest of co-operation will be given.
Letter from Richard Wiseman to John Donovan: 9 July 1998
The activities of Mr Phillips have, of course, been admitted.
John Donovan letter to Office for Supervising of Solicitors: 10 July 1998
Letter to John Donovan from Shell solicitors DJ Freeman: 11 August 1998(confirms internal investigation by Shell)
Letter to John Donovan from Shell solicitors DJ Freeman: 26 October 1998 (Confirms an internal investigation by Shell)
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