Richard Henriques
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 80 |
| Date of birth | October 27,1943 |
| Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
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| ID | 1051904 |
Richard Henriques Life story
Sir Richard Henry Quixano Henriques is a British retired judge who was a Justice of the High Court of England and Wales.
I was innocent - but it cost me £500,000 to prove it
... That rush to get a conviction is not uncommon, says one of the UK s most eminent legal figures, former High Court judge, Sir Richard Henriques...
VIP abuse ‘liars' to be investigated after seven-year delay
... " It is disingenuous of the Met to pretend now that its actions were motivated by the Sir Richard Henriques report of 2016, whose recommendation they ignored...
Metropolitan Police: VIP abuse inquiry officer faces gross misconduct investigation
... He was only brought to justice after a damning review by retired high court judge Sir Richard Henriques recommended he be investigated by another police force...
Falsely accused ex-MP Proctor makes complaint against VIP inquiry officer
... The Met Police did not follow a recommendation to investigate the pair made by retired High Court judge Sir Richard Henriques, who reviewed the investigation in 2016...
The police met probed for not investigating VIP-abuse claims
... The force by a retired High Court judge Sir Richard Henriques...
Harvey Proctor: Former MP secures £900k Met payout over 'Nick' claims
... Credible and true The Met was heavily criticised over Operation Midland in an independent review of the case by former High Court judge Sir Richard Henriques...
Carl beech case: police have not identified any other VIP-abuse 'is'
... The two Complainants - referred to as A and B - had deliberately lied , the retired High Court judge Sir Richard Henriques, in his report, in the much-mocked Scotland Yard investigation...
Harvey Proctor calls for the investigation, the findings of the police 'misled' judges
... The district judge granted the search warrants in 2015 - Howard Riddle The report by retired High Court judge Sir Richard Henriques - - found the warrants were obtained unlawfully and should not have taken place ...
VIP abuse ‘liars' to be investigated after seven-year delay
By Daniel De SimoneBBC News
Two men who " deliberately lied" to a disastrous Metropolitan Police inquiry into false claims of murder and abuse by VIPs will be formally investigated for perverting The Course of Justice .
A former High Court judge first said the pair should be investigated seven years ago, but was ignored by The Met .
The Announcement follows a long campaign by ex-MP Harvey Proctor , who was among those Falsely Accused .
" They've been dragged screaming and kicking to this, " said Mr Proctor.
The two accusers, known as witnesses A and B, made allegations to The Met in 2015 during Operation Midland, which probed false claims of triple murder by an establishment paedophile ring involving politicians, generals and spies.
Mr Proctor has campaigned for years to ensure A and B are investigated, with Wednesday's announcement coming after he complained to The Police watchdog.
" Why have The Met waited seven years to refer A and B for investigation? " Mr Proctor told Bbc News .
" I Am pleased with the outcome.
" It is disingenuous of The Met to pretend now That its actions were motivated by the Sir Richard Henriques report of 2016, whose recommendation they ignored.
" Even though Operation Midland ceased in March 2016 the torment continues. I still await full vindication and Justice seven years on. "
The main complainant in the case, Carl Beech , is serving 18 years in prison for his lies, having been jailed in 2019.
But Beech was only investigated after The Met complied with a recommendation That he be investigated for lying by another force.
'Deliberately lied'The recommendations for Beech and Witnesses A and B came in a damning 2016 report by retired High Court judge Sir Richard Henriques .
Sir Richard found A and B had " both deliberately lied" and their allegations had extended the 18-month inquiry, but The Met ignored his recommendation That the pair be investigated by another force for perverting The Course of Justice .
That senior officers ignored Sir Richard's recommendation on A and B.
Mr Proctor made a series of formal complaints about The Met 's actions but it was only this year That The Met referred A and B to West Midlands Police, which considered whether there was enough evidence to launch an investigation.
In a statement, Scotland Yard said detectives from the West Midlands force have concluded there are " reasonable grounds to suspect witnesses A and B have committed an offence of perverting The Course of Justice and That it is in The Public interest to open an investigation".
The Met added: " Acknowledging That in light of its previous involvement The Met would not be The Most appropriate force to carry out this investigation, officers are in The Process of agreeing terms of reference with an external force so That The Matter can be taken forward. "
An independent police force will now be appointed to investigate.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com