Ex-Post Office company secretary questioned over Horizon scandal

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  • čas přidán 20. 05. 2024
  • For years, she's remained silent over what she knew about the wrongful prosecution of subpostmasters.
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    But tomorrow, the former head of the Post Office, Paula Vennells, will break that silence when she appears at the Horizon IT inquiry.
    Today, it was the turn of the company secretary, Alwen Lyons, who was at every board meeting - and party to many secrets after 34 years in an organisation that caused untold suffering for hundreds of subpostmasters.
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Komentáře • 595

  • @karlyoung6289
    @karlyoung6289 Před 29 dny +473

    Every one of these Post Office people MUST GO TO PRISON!

    • @StuartJ
      @StuartJ Před 29 dny +15

      They won't. They are too close to the civil service.

    • @danielchadwick-hh3cn
      @danielchadwick-hh3cn Před 29 dny +9

      None of them will go to prison, they will all just deny everything at trial and they will get away with it.

    • @TimComley
      @TimComley Před 29 dny

      Calm down ffs

    • @JacintasChromebook
      @JacintasChromebook Před 29 dny +8

      @@danielchadwick-hh3cn I think there will be jail sentences but sadly not this woman. She should be forced to give back her OBE and pay pay pack her pension tho

    • @JacintasChromebook
      @JacintasChromebook Před 29 dny +37

      @@TimComley they literally killed people mate its okay to not be calm about this lol.

  • @alansimmons9621
    @alansimmons9621 Před 29 dny +288

    posh and rich people don't go to prison even when they're obviously guilty. Prison is primarily reserved for poor people who cant afford good lawyers.

    • @beastylad7418
      @beastylad7418 Před 26 dny +14

      Agree 100%
      Their Punishment is sitting in front of an inquiry shown on TV ‘ and maybe questioned outside court by some reporters’ but then it’s off to their Country piles to hide from justice.
      British justice/ joke. 😂

    • @DavoInMelbourne
      @DavoInMelbourne Před 26 dny +13

      Yep. ‘A bit of a grilling’ at this inquiry is about all the accountability they’ll face, ever.

    • @rheazeus123
      @rheazeus123 Před 25 dny +4

      Agree 💯.. and a lot of them poor people are innocent people..

    • @user-br2rr9tt2c
      @user-br2rr9tt2c Před 24 dny +5

      Spot on! The CEO received (stole) a 3 million pound bonus.

    • @miketomlin6040
      @miketomlin6040 Před 24 dny

      Lots of rich and posh people in prison, plus a lot of the Post Office staff who were 'behind' the fraud were not rich or posh. Follow the inquiry!!

  • @gareth449
    @gareth449 Před 29 dny +353

    The disgusting thing is that nothing will happen , they are not sorry for what they did , only that they have been caught doing it

    • @ChrisM541
      @ChrisM541 Před 29 dny

      If the yesterday's Blood Scandal report was able to damningly accuse so many of covering up the truth, and the government being forced to 'capitulate', then we fully expect the truth to be uncovered in this PO enquiry.

    • @JacintasChromebook
      @JacintasChromebook Před 29 dny +4

      no she isnt sorry at all

    • @brianlopez8855
      @brianlopez8855 Před 29 dny +2

      Well officialdom won't do anything...

    • @PastaSauce.
      @PastaSauce. Před 29 dny

      I also feel like this will be the outcome. These upper class rats will work their way out of it like they have always done.

    • @jesmarina
      @jesmarina Před 28 dny +4

      I'm sure a lot of them still think privately that the postmasters DID steal the money.

  • @kevinbultitude6472
    @kevinbultitude6472 Před 29 dny +206

    Prison for the criminal directors and managers!

    • @StuartJ
      @StuartJ Před 29 dny +2

      Unlikely. They are too close to the civil service.

    • @StuartJ
      @StuartJ Před 26 dny

      @@vrindersinghrandhawa6343 agreed. The Post Office is full of useful idiots, that have spent their entire life, being promoted up through the organisation. Not because they are any good, but because they toe line.

    • @PCDelorian
      @PCDelorian Před 25 dny

      @@StuartJ Somebody needs to go down, whether its the right people is to be seen but someone is going down for this.

    • @StuartJ
      @StuartJ Před 25 dny

      @@PCDelorian if they go for corporate manslaughter, then maybe those at the top might go to jail. Otherwise they will try and make Gareth Jenkins be the fall guy, and maybe one or two others.

  • @user-bi5vl2mf6u
    @user-bi5vl2mf6u Před 29 dny +157

    The post office knew there was a problem but framed them ........thats the real crime.

    • @rjjcms1
      @rjjcms1 Před 29 dny +11

      And effectively robbed them and their families of everything they had in the process. Yet more amnesia when Venals has to appear tomorrow,I expect.

  • @sphinx1017
    @sphinx1017 Před 29 dny +94

    I want vennels in jail.

    • @RobertBoyle11
      @RobertBoyle11 Před 28 dny +7

      Proper prison as well like all the victims had to go to. Not some suite away from all the other inmates... Holloway, Parkhurst, and her in the mix of it all.

    • @markrichards636
      @markrichards636 Před 28 dny +3

      Complicit with Governments

    • @RobertBoyle11
      @RobertBoyle11 Před 27 dny +5

      @markrichards636 No doubt she'll be in the house of Lords, she's facing a major public scandal... that's the next step isn't it?

    • @johnwarne8941
      @johnwarne8941 Před 26 dny +4

      The Post Office investigators need to be arrested as they have clearly Perverted The Course Of Justice and failed to disclose legal material to the Defence that would have assisted the clients they were defending.

  • @user-oo4mj3ey3j
    @user-oo4mj3ey3j Před 28 dny +100

    She should have all her bonuses confiscated under proceeds of crime and locked up

  • @nancystewart5370
    @nancystewart5370 Před 29 dny +105

    These people did nothing wrong got jailed now the people involved in this scandal have done wrong so why not them ?????

    • @JohnDavies-cn3ro
      @JohnDavies-cn3ro Před 27 dny +6

      Ah, but you see, these are TOP PEOPLE who MATTER - like Lord Lucan, who you may remember....... jail is only for innocent plebs like us, who unfortunately worked for the governmen........

    • @hubadabubbada
      @hubadabubbada Před 24 dny +1

      And im sure they got jailed very quickly in comparison as well.

  • @123boat
    @123boat Před 29 dny +167

    Paula will be suffering amnesia just like the rest 🤔

    • @monteceitomoocher
      @monteceitomoocher Před 28 dny +14

      Listened to quite a bit of this, collective amnesia seems to be rife among them.

    • @grahamhand8644
      @grahamhand8644 Před 28 dny

      @@monteceitomoocher She will have a serious case of CRAFT disease. Can't remember a f**king thing!

    • @coppershark1973
      @coppershark1973 Před 28 dny

      Same as Johnson when he couldn’t recall any parties. They are all briefed to deny knowledge of anything.

    • @garywilson1235
      @garywilson1235 Před 27 dny +6

      Collective, and selective amnesia, seems to be prevalent in the top people within Fujitsu and the PO

    • @sideshowbob5237
      @sideshowbob5237 Před 26 dny +3

      And so it was - she did - the next day and the day after.

  • @russellingham2069
    @russellingham2069 Před 29 dny +133

    Jail sentence

  • @StrEetThief2
    @StrEetThief2 Před 29 dny +83

    I still can't get over how somone like paula vennels gets to such a high position?

    • @canalboating
      @canalboating Před 29 dny +9

      It certainly wasn't through looks

    • @StrEetThief2
      @StrEetThief2 Před 29 dny +4

      😂😂😂

    • @BeardLAD
      @BeardLAD Před 28 dny

      ⁠@@canalboatingI’d suggest it was, but not her physical looks…
      …her ilk all look the same, to me, just as anyone with ‘good’ looks fills her ilk with revulsion.
      Funny thing about predators, is that they evolve to identify their prey, and this lot are a pack of hunter-gatherers…
      …e pluribus unum
      Additionally, not one of those ‘players’ cross-examined have a conscience, but some are easier to rattle than others; and behind closed doors or not, whether they even respect each other or not, they are a natural team.
      No manual, just a natural ability to identify what the pack desires and to individually play their ‘gatekeeping’ position of power - at whatever level - in satisfying those specific desires.
      Gatekeeping positions that are awarded because their ability to act in favour of the pack’s interest, has been recognised.
      Generally, it’s about gathering resources at the expense of those they hunt - sub-postmasters, taxpayers, decent human beings who have the power to improve The World, as well as actual criminals to help maintain the deception: but not all criminal enterprises - that’s why The World is the way it is…
      …evil knows evil, and everyone is expendable towards evil achieving what ‘it’ desires.
      That’s why Beauty is in the eye of The Beast: can’t destroy what can’t be seen.
      That’s also why you see some of them infiltrate & occupy seemingly good looking positions: camouflage.
      This ‘perversity’ amuses them.
      They have the will to endanger others (even when their employment is contingent on public ‘Health & Safety’), but at the same time they’ll protect themselves & each other to extremes: with little or no hesitation.
      They’re rarely if ever held accountable for this perversity.
      One only has to look at Loughinisland to understand this, and more.
      Nothing has changed, The World is still being run by ‘ugly’ people who won’t stop until it’s all attractive to them.

    • @conorferguson
      @conorferguson Před 28 dny

      When you have no moral compass, you can lie, cheat your way to the top. I bet she thought she got out in time to avoid prosecution. I can’t wait to see her squirm tomorrow.

    • @sfsf6768
      @sfsf6768 Před 28 dny +20

      It’s an elite club. One recommends the other. Friends in high places. You can see this happening over and over when the inquiry explores their backgrounds and career relationships.

  • @drmahaCroc9164
    @drmahaCroc9164 Před 29 dny +122

    What I want to know why did these crooks send innocent people to prison.

    • @StuartJ
      @StuartJ Před 29 dny +33

      Because they were onto a good thing. Fat salaries, and bonuses. Once they realised the gravity of the situation, they went into cover-up mode, which snowballed out of control.

    • @JacintasChromebook
      @JacintasChromebook Před 29 dny +9

      I think they really hate ordinary people? Like they saw themselves as better than everyone else? It's still strange tho even allowing for that tbh

    • @iansmith7369
      @iansmith7369 Před 29 dny +12

      ££££££££££

    • @rosemarymonty5399
      @rosemarymonty5399 Před 28 dny

      I believe that initially they actually thought that all these “working class” people did steal money. However, it soon became apparent within the Post Office Management that it was NOT just one person it was in the hundreds and they covered their butts by telling these individuals that it’s not happened to them nobody else complained about Horizon - An out and out LIE. The Post Office Management went out of their way to get convictions and to hide what they actually knew for years. Anybody in PO Management needs to spend significant amount of time in Jail for this terrible crime where innocent people had their entire life and reputation destroyed, some committing suicide, lost their houses and livelihood. which occurred over decades and is still unresolved. Good people and Good Management don’t spend time covering their butts. They own up to their mistakes as soon as they become aware. They don’t spend years and years trying to prove that they are right and the Sub Post Masters are thief’s!

    • @milo2324
      @milo2324 Před 28 dny +4

      people commenting here didnt do their homework.
      #1.
      at that time it wad believed by the court systems, that the computer system cannot be wrong.
      If it shows that money are missinb, then it must be the postmasters.
      #2.
      Fujitsu were also saying, it is impossible to remotely add data to the system.
      #3.
      Bosses of the Post Office were always suspicious of Postmasters.
      THEY DID NOT TRUST THEM.
      YET THEY DID CHOOSE THEM!!!
      Also they had racist believe that because they were Indians, they were more likely to steal.
      And when the computer system show money missing, it was clear cut case!!!!
      #4.
      Post Office had unlimited budget for private prosecution thanks to the Governemnt NOT asking questions, why suddenly you need so much money to prosecute people,
      ...the same people YOU IDIOTS CHOOSE AND DID BACKGROUND CHECK ON THEM.
      #5.
      Postmasters were in position of trust.
      And the Post Office was NATIONAL TREASURE, beloved company.
      That is why the prison sentence for theft.

  • @petermoss2373
    @petermoss2373 Před 29 dny +54

    Her life was ruined at 19. How much compensation should she receive? £10m

    • @Loupedelou
      @Loupedelou Před 28 dny +8

      That was the first figure I thought of. Only millions of pounds would be adequate compensation to make up for the bankruptcy, lost jobs, lost career opportunities due to having a criminal record, trauma, mental and emotional damage. And some prison sentences for those responsible.

    • @user-bl8zw4ol1j
      @user-bl8zw4ol1j Před 25 dny +11

      ​@@LoupedelouNo matter how much money they receive it will never compensate the damage it has done to their lives and they need the cash now to replace their savings which they should be using to enjoy themselves. They lost livelihood houses and some a large number of family and friends so those GUILTY should NOT have any freedom or comfortable life whatsoever

    • @user-nx9or9do8q
      @user-nx9or9do8q Před 14 dny

      No !!! They need that money for PO bonuses ..

    • @Loupedelou
      @Loupedelou Před 14 dny

      @@user-bl8zw4ol1j that's how compensation is calculated though

  • @nathanrogers21
    @nathanrogers21 Před 29 dny +114

    4:32 Well done on pushing those 2 pricks out the way to question her. You're right, you are doing your job, and doing it well 👏

    • @EthanZoid
      @EthanZoid Před 29 dny +4

      Who are they?

    • @123boat
      @123boat Před 29 dny +4

      Ditto 👍

    • @TheLampini
      @TheLampini Před 29 dny +7

      Probably the only time in her life the cow hasn't got her own way!

    • @Ground53
      @Ground53 Před 29 dny +6

      Big man reporter, bullying people in the street

    • @BeardLAD
      @BeardLAD Před 28 dny +20

      @@Ground53 asking an evil being questions and holding ‘it’ & its ilk to account, is not bullying; and to suggest it is bullying, is nothing short of perverse & evil in itself.

  • @therealuglytruth9288
    @therealuglytruth9288 Před 28 dny +35

    Good on that reporter for pressing for answers, should she give her OBE back...YES.....should she go to jail.....YES.

    • @edithflood631
      @edithflood631 Před 18 dny

      I liked the way the umbrella was close-hauled down like a hatch and then how the reporter was repeatedly lifting up the hatch to ask questions.

    • @edithflood631
      @edithflood631 Před 18 dny

      I liked the way the umbrella was closed down like a hatch and then how the reporter was repeatedly lifting up the hatch to ask questions.

  • @runtothehills8992
    @runtothehills8992 Před 29 dny +105

    Malignant managerialism is everywhere.

    • @comanchio1976
      @comanchio1976 Před 26 dny +3

      Our system rewards it. The turds float right to the top.

    • @dimsoneill
      @dimsoneill Před 21 dnem +1

      Oh, well put. I'm stealing that.
      If people spent less time presenting results to senior management in increasingly elaborate PowerPoint presentations, and more time actually doing what they should be doing, then we would all be better off. And of course, when times get tough, the consultants come in and they aren't going to bite the hand that feeds are they, so the workers are the first to get the chop. Christ on a bike, it's farcked out there.

  • @boondoggle6
    @boondoggle6 Před 28 dny +31

    She was happy to sit back and watch innocent people go to jail - now it is her turn behind bars. Her reputation (if she ever had one) is dashed to the ground and she will go to her grave knowing she was part of the worst crime in British history.

  • @sararichardson737
    @sararichardson737 Před 28 dny +38

    They (PO) thought they could get away with ruining people’s lives. Justice must be done.

  • @123boat
    @123boat Před 29 dny +147

    Thank you channel 4 for your continuing coverage of this terrible scandal 👍

    • @coppershark1973
      @coppershark1973 Před 28 dny

      Oh please go away.

    • @tazzie2shoos
      @tazzie2shoos Před 24 dny

      @@coppershark1973 isn't pretending nothing is happening and shutting people down part of the problem. 🙄🙄......

    • @marspp
      @marspp Před 23 dny

      @@tazzie2shoosyeah but a certain demographic tend to vote for the party he also likes so we must let them do whatever they want... 😉

    • @kevone-eo6pq
      @kevone-eo6pq Před 21 dnem

      channel 4 are crooks too.

  • @r8chlletters
    @r8chlletters Před 29 dny +56

    Decent, lawful people deserve proper restitution-with interest over time. In the US the damages for each case would be in the tens of millions.

  • @user-wg9kh4db8l
    @user-wg9kh4db8l Před 29 dny +42

    Very, very poor effort from this witness. To say she didn’t know about prosecutions is ridiculous. Broke the world record for saying “ So “.

    • @sfsf6768
      @sfsf6768 Před 28 dny

      Her and that witch angela (a misnomer if there ever was one). The ‘so’ amnesiacs.

    • @kathrynhobbs8874
      @kathrynhobbs8874 Před 26 dny

      So…..you always know know you are about to hear less that the actuality

  • @grahamkearnon6682
    @grahamkearnon6682 Před 29 dny +37

    Where is the ex top lawyer, hiding overseas, drag her back, use the diplomatic tools in the box, the public is proper mad.

    • @fatwalletboy2
      @fatwalletboy2 Před 26 dny +2

      Sir wyn will advise on why she isnt attending the inquiry today friday 24th May 2024 i believe, itll be interesting to find out. Part of me is beginning to wonder has she been bribed......she would be a key witness in all of this but amazingly is THE one witness not attending not even remotely!

  • @knicol46
    @knicol46 Před 29 dny +68

    All the directors and lawyers involved all have to be sent to prison for greater than the minimum sentence that was given to all the innnocent PO staff.

    • @petermoss2373
      @petermoss2373 Před 29 dny +4

      But the postmasters were wrongly accused so the sentences should be longer by far than the longest sentence received by any podtmaster.

  • @DIYTinkerer
    @DIYTinkerer Před 28 dny +30

    The whole board need to go to prison, if anyone else çaused this much suffering and lied, causing such a massive fraud, they would be in prison. Why are they still walking free? I'm disgusted by our government, who have always known but chose to do nothing.

    • @le13579
      @le13579 Před 22 dny +2

      I think so, too. Not enough focus on the board - it wouldn't be because of all their political connections?

  • @elvisduck4014
    @elvisduck4014 Před 29 dny +28

    On my computer screen next to this video is an advert for a Post Office credit card. I don't think I will apply.

    • @TheStevenWhiting
      @TheStevenWhiting Před 25 dny +1

      Sign up. And when you've paid the first month off it will show successful. Then you're start getting messages from the post office that it needs to be paid. When you say you have and show proof, they'll claim its not what they see their end and that you're the only one with the issue.
      A joke but they've even been doing it recently with their stupid barcoded stamps. Charging people extra for "using fake stamps" then finding their scanning system is inaccurate so they've had to suspend the program. How many of those people charged have been paid back.

  • @johnrowland3105
    @johnrowland3105 Před 28 dny +14

    "I don't recall" The epitaph for the post office senior management

  • @jonnyhifi
    @jonnyhifi Před 29 dny +43

    I do commend channel four for keeping on producing pieces on this - and this particular journalist who clearly, rightly feels angry like everyone else. They have broken new aspects of the story during the enquiry rather than just being lazy and reporting the enquiry albeit this piece doesn’t bring anything new to the table, other than give everyone the heads up to pay attention re vennels testimony tomorrow. Well done channel 4.

    • @bendenisereedy7865
      @bendenisereedy7865 Před 27 dny +7

      None of this would have come to light without the persistence of Private Eye.

  • @Berserkerwarrior
    @Berserkerwarrior Před 28 dny +12

    Vennells must go to prison for this

  • @errolbaptiste
    @errolbaptiste Před 29 dny +16

    Deserved to go to prison for perjury.

  • @kristianheadland8184
    @kristianheadland8184 Před 28 dny +12

    Well done finally someone asked the question everyone wants to ask. Are they ready for prison.

  • @grahamkearnon6682
    @grahamkearnon6682 Před 29 dny +17

    For the post office management the timing could not be worse, the public are sick to death of sloppy/greedy/lying politicians & executives!

    • @peterhanlon8324
      @peterhanlon8324 Před 27 dny +1

      -SNP malfeasance
      -Water companies polluting rivers and seas
      -Batley teacher still in hiding no support from head teacher, police or union
      -Cannot protect our borders
      -Woke BBC
      List goes on and on

  • @MrBubba311
    @MrBubba311 Před 28 dny +10

    Some of the dark hearts within the Post Office need to go to prison. Otherwise the injustice will never be made right.

  • @matlew1960
    @matlew1960 Před 27 dny +7

    "I hadn't seen any evidence up till this point." That's what happens when you close your eyes to the evidence before you, and you don't ask for additional evidence to look at.

  • @littlejohn2708
    @littlejohn2708 Před 27 dny +8

    What a horrible, conniving and dishonest person. No prison sentence is sufficient to pay for her lack of morals or ethics and vindictiveness toward honest and hard working people.

  • @kevinpugh3291
    @kevinpugh3291 Před 27 dny +6

    What I do not understand is how is it possible that the management of the post office could believe that so many post office branches were stealing money. Sure, I can understand a small number, one percent of them, if that, but surely alarm bells should have gone off when so many were being found. Are we still thinking that a machine, a computer, is infalable - or was the drive for profit so high that everything else is eclipsed by that need?

  • @childofthe50s53
    @childofthe50s53 Před 29 dny +16

    Would love to hear a psychologist 's views on body language and avoidance/denial going on in these people's heads.

    • @floriaskite938
      @floriaskite938 Před 28 dny

      I have asked 'the behaviour panel', hoping they do it.

    • @barbs574
      @barbs574 Před 28 dny

      They need to be attached to a lie detector

  • @custossecretus5737
    @custossecretus5737 Před 28 dny +12

    Perhaps we should include the judges in these investigations.
    If the postmasters stole 10’s of thousands of pounds, where were the flash cars, the expensive holidays, the bloated bank accounts?
    Why didn’t anyone ask where the money went?
    If judges are complicit then that must of come from the top of Westminster, to preserve the brand that was ear marked for privatisation. So it’s share price would remain high.
    Horizon program in use 1999
    Post master convictions 1999-2015
    Postal services act 2011
    Royal Mail group split in 2012
    Royal Mail privatised 2013-2015
    Vincent Cable knighted 2015
    Alwen Lyon’s OBE 2018
    Vennels CBE 2019

    • @dimsoneill
      @dimsoneill Před 21 dnem

      I think you are onto something there. The Tory M.O at work again.....

  • @user-jo3mc2xn5q
    @user-jo3mc2xn5q Před 28 dny +9

    Proper journalism👏👏👏

  • @helenjob
    @helenjob Před 24 dny +3

    This poor woman was young, ill represented and very inexperienced. She's been through a terrible ordeal. I hope after all this she can rebuild her life and prosper. The post office management could do with a dose of their own medicine.

  • @Alex-sw6sh
    @Alex-sw6sh Před 27 dny +6

    Whats more disgusting is this was known years ago and nothing was done about it until they made a tv series about it.

  • @wilsonmanch6773
    @wilsonmanch6773 Před 27 dny +4

    Nothing is being learnt from inquiry if no one is actually accountable and going to jail. Laughable and an insult. Years of inquiries but ended up just another paper published

  • @bernardgooch4308
    @bernardgooch4308 Před 29 dny +15

    As well as the P.O. I hope the judge has apologised to this lady.

    • @lewismacdonald1516
      @lewismacdonald1516 Před 29 dny +3

      Those judges read out despicable things when sentencing these people, they also played their part, but that will be swiftly swept under the carpet, there is no regulator for the judiciary.

    • @barbs574
      @barbs574 Před 28 dny

      Apologies are no longer enough. Prison is the poison

  • @knicol46
    @knicol46 Před 29 dny +15

    Amazing that all the directors and lawyers involved all suffer from selective amnesia only when evidence is found against them. They are either lying or its not an act.

  • @rb1062
    @rb1062 Před 23 dny +2

    Well done to that reporter. Make that woman feel totally ashamed. Thank you, Channel 4 for this coverage!

  • @user-ck8zu9tm1o
    @user-ck8zu9tm1o Před 29 dny +9

    Apologies at this late stage are an insult and may lead people to believe that an apology now is merely spurious. What is even more vexing is that this is still dragging on. It's a further slap in the face for those wrongly accused and who had to suffer the indignities of job loss, bankruptcy, public ridicule, jail time and even loss of life. Shame on all of those who acted so horribly in this scandal.

  • @MZig-rw7su
    @MZig-rw7su Před 28 dny +6

    Salaries must be clawed back.

  • @thesource5153
    @thesource5153 Před 26 dny +3

    Horrendous what happened to these innocent people. Will those responsible be held to account?

  • @SusannaSaunders
    @SusannaSaunders Před 28 dny +5

    We know why. Greed. Pure and simple GREED. Sociopaths fleecing as much as they can milk with no regard for the people wrongly charged.
    These people should be in jail!

  • @Robert-vw3od
    @Robert-vw3od Před 28 dny +6

    This woman should be receiving millions of pounds in compensation. It should be millions of pounds after any costs or anything of that nature.

  • @heathermaich8966
    @heathermaich8966 Před 28 dny +7

    So sorry for the terrible pain this has caused. The Post Office has done a massive coverup with corruption, greed and dishonesty

  • @user-jo7gb2ot5i
    @user-jo7gb2ot5i Před 26 dny +4

    God bless this poor lady. She deserves at least a million in compensation and Vennells should be sentenced to the worse jail punishment available.

  • @teniente_snafu
    @teniente_snafu Před 25 dny +3

    those judges and prosecutors who acted on "evidence" provided by a criminal organization without further scrutiny, should also face consequences.

  • @jimwantsaliens
    @jimwantsaliens Před 29 dny +9

    "Excuse me, excuse me". What are you excusing? Unbelievable. Disgusting. No conscience to these evil people and their enablers.

  • @dannybatterbee2444
    @dannybatterbee2444 Před 25 dny +2

    The truth here is the whole management team should be in jail, all complacent and no one spoke out when they could of.
    A joint enterprise of criminals...

  • @DrRussell
    @DrRussell Před 26 dny +2

    19. She was still a kid. Scarred for life. No amount of money will heal those wounds.

  • @annied9864
    @annied9864 Před 24 dny +4

    These royal medals are a disgrace and should be scrapped

  • @havingalook2
    @havingalook2 Před 28 dny +5

    Aren't they evil. Prison terms for them all please.

  • @paulbo9033
    @paulbo9033 Před 27 dny +4

    The the Executive team and Board in prison. They can share cells with the politicians responsible also.

  • @lordcharfield4529
    @lordcharfield4529 Před 26 dny +2

    I don’t say this often - Hero journalist 👏👏👏

  • @swaldron5558
    @swaldron5558 Před 28 dny +6

    Never trust business management graduate degrees.

  • @davidsmith8728
    @davidsmith8728 Před 28 dny +4

    There seems to be an outbreak of collective amnesia amongst these people.

  • @MrHsox
    @MrHsox Před 29 dny +9

    Using comic sans - straight to jail!

    • @Ruth695
      @Ruth695 Před 29 dny +1

      I noticed that. Isn't that a Primary school font lol

    • @Haberdashery22
      @Haberdashery22 Před 26 dny

      It is!
      It suggests getting your message over in a fun and light-hearted way 😂😂😂

  • @nathtrodd
    @nathtrodd Před 29 dny +9

    Send them down!

  • @collier8931
    @collier8931 Před 29 dny +8

    Another one with a bad memory, liars the lot of them.

  • @paulcooke8542
    @paulcooke8542 Před 28 dny +2

    The combined total number of years that every postmaster was sentenced to, should be evenly divided against the Executive committee members and they should serve that time.

  • @swisscottagecleanairaction

    Post Office gangsters will string this out just like the Grenfell Tower gangsters have done.

  • @sfsf6768
    @sfsf6768 Před 28 dny +4

    Awesome reporter! Well done and keep up your good work. The cat has got these bullies and liars tongues. Cowards now hiding behind umbrellas when it’s not raining and face disguises.

  • @cp4512
    @cp4512 Před 24 dny +3

    The Post Office execs perverted the course of justice at the very least and committed perjury. They need to go to jail.

  • @rrbh
    @rrbh Před 25 dny +1

    The establishment don't jail themselves - they never have done.

  • @Vrex622
    @Vrex622 Před 28 dny +2

    'I don't recall' I wonder how many times we are going to hear that?

    • @valeriecherylirving4048
      @valeriecherylirving4048 Před 26 dny

      Fauci when questioned in the USA congress over the covid cover up .. said “ I don’t recall “ 72 times ! How’s that for a record .. Seems to be their playbook !

  • @robh6206
    @robh6206 Před 28 dny +1

    All these bosses should be in crown court and sent to prison for a long time

  • @user-nm9hw6sw4m
    @user-nm9hw6sw4m Před 28 dny +4

    so , so , so , so , so , so, i do not recall , i do not remember , so so so so so , so ..... i can not remember .... she should be striped of her OBE not give it back ...... she is a coward .......

  • @robhemsley9181
    @robhemsley9181 Před 28 dny +2

    No one at the post office at this time should have any honour - the OBE should be returned

  • @exdoode
    @exdoode Před 23 dny +1

    It's devastating that lady had to go to prison at 19, being falsely accused. I thinks she is showing remarkable strength by what she said, she's an inspiration to all people who have been unjustly wronged.

  • @yeyewandeoyeleye3727
    @yeyewandeoyeleye3727 Před 26 dny +2

    This is a serious mess

  • @ne1273
    @ne1273 Před 28 dny +2

    Send them down, take their money off them

  • @barbs574
    @barbs574 Před 29 dny +4

    Them folks who caused this terrible behaviour of putting a 19yr old in prison need sending down for law. Everyone involved Government down to the rats should be brought out of hiding. One disgraceful story after another. Can't believe folks or devils would act like this. This is the 20th Century not the 15th. Unbelievably disgraceful

  • @marcturner5809
    @marcturner5809 Před 25 dny +2

    They ALL knew something at one point. They ALL had an opportunity to do the right thing, the just thing, but they ALL decided to ignore and cover it up.

  • @bristolfashion4421
    @bristolfashion4421 Před 23 dny +1

    Every single one of those dreadful senior executives - if found guilty - should give back every single penny of their bonuses. That would do for a start.

  • @iestynovich
    @iestynovich Před 28 dny +4

    It's not cross-examination, FFS, it's an enquiry. Only one side questioning. Amateurs...

  • @anthonyoloughlin3532
    @anthonyoloughlin3532 Před 27 dny +2

    My love to you and everyone else who has had to deal with all the lies. The establishment will never allow you to get to the truth. What a sad world we live in but we must keep going just to fight the injustice.

  • @IanMcNeillclimb8
    @IanMcNeillclimb8 Před 29 dny +6

    Great work and fantastic reporting

  • @brotherbuzz1070
    @brotherbuzz1070 Před 24 dny +1

    He shouldn't have lifted up her umbrella. That's too aggressive.

  • @EthanZoid
    @EthanZoid Před 29 dny +8

    Can see evidence in jail

  • @avachristina668
    @avachristina668 Před 21 dnem +1

    That reporter following her 🤣🤣 legend

  • @user-xk5nl4sb2z
    @user-xk5nl4sb2z Před 24 dny +3

    Honourable people took their lives over Vennells, if she had and remorse left inside of her she would follow suit!

  • @alfieakaronaldog
    @alfieakaronaldog Před 28 dny +2

    I hope they ask Vennells if she is prepared for prison!!

  • @PastaSauce.
    @PastaSauce. Před 29 dny +5

    Prison!!!

  • @bobbojones8157
    @bobbojones8157 Před 27 dny +2

    It’s soo apparent the powers knew of the horizon blip yet continued to persecute the employees .what is going to happen to them surely the must get prison sentences . They’ve knowingly wrecked lives .

  • @philh8288
    @philh8288 Před 27 dny +3

    The government call a general election, and takes Vennells off the news. What does the government want to cover up???

  • @mystrength5640
    @mystrength5640 Před 28 dny +1

    Sooo Sorry to this Lady. God Bless her! 😢🎉

  • @johnoconnell270
    @johnoconnell270 Před 23 dny +1

    Everyone of the corrupt post office bosses and civil servants should be looking at 10 years prison each

  • @dwdrum11
    @dwdrum11 Před 29 dny +4

    Prison time looms!

  • @stpd1957
    @stpd1957 Před 29 dny +11

    Lyons wants to keep her little trinket

  • @jampot20000
    @jampot20000 Před 28 dny +2

    I hope justice prevails.... finally

  • @NickRowsell
    @NickRowsell Před 28 dny +1

    Just the idea that these ‘untouchables’ might themselves feel that they could end up in jail … is great

  • @ScotsmaninUtah
    @ScotsmaninUtah Před 24 dny +1

    Everyone who has falsely been accused by the Post Office should know that those in charge of accusing the many innocent did so and with intent , and were using a known defective product.

  • @jeanrees1502
    @jeanrees1502 Před 28 dny +1

    We need justice now

  • @MM.-qo7pk
    @MM.-qo7pk Před 26 dny +2

    Laws in the UK need to be brought in to protect the public against these criminals and fraudsters acting in the UK corporate world! Accountability laws are what is needed to make the wrongdoers do the right thing in the future! Seize the passports & assets of all post office employees to prevent them from fleeing the country as some have already jumped the uk to France !

  • @turingtrading5301
    @turingtrading5301 Před 26 dny +1

    @3:21 a true gotcha moment! Another one for jail and throw away the key! Selective confused memory from a senior PO individual