It is incomprehensible that a girl falsely accused
19-year-old Liam Allan with the consequences:
10 years in prison and life in a register.
Nor is it understandable that the judiciary fell into the trap,
such a thing is unforgivable.
Puzzling – Perplexing – Bewildering
It describes something that is strange or unfamiliar, causing a sense of confusion or puzzlement.
Bewildered: Confused and uncertain
Arriving in a strange city at night, I felt alone and bewildered.
I came out of the movie a bit bewildered, but I enjoyed it.
Cambridge Dictionary
Bewildered: perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements; filled with bewilderment
1 The Liam Allan case
Notice
- Nobody has asked Liam if he did this, because they know he is not the person to do such a thing, as he explains in the BBC videos on this website.
- His mother says in these BBC videos: I wondered if I saw my son like a rose through a tinted glass.
- At the court hearings there were up to 15 people present to support Liam (they had even taken a week off). No one for the other side, and so on and so forth …
- The case is very simple. A lack of resources cannot be the reason, which Liam lists the reasons for, as well as his doubt about what happened regarding the DVD (disclosure of information, as it is officially called).
- There was not even a possibility to appeal, as the prosecutor explains in the video 4 in the first 4 minutes: where is the DVD? …
- The coincidence is that at the very last moment it is that prosecutor, Jerry Hayes, who steps in and turns the tide.
- Even if there is absolutely no charge or guilt, it sometimes becomes a matter of ‘make or break‘ in the justice system. This is simply absurd.
- It could happen to anyone.
- Are these not eight pieces of data that raise eyebrows?
After all, you cannot portray a person as something he clearly is not!
In such a situation, you have the unavoidable basic question: “Is there anything unclear?” - Relevant ‘Prosecuting barrister Jerry Hayes says the case against Liam Allan came very close to being a miscarriage of justice‘.
- This is an unimaginable tragedy, with the clear data in the case file, there should never have even been a charge.
- Justice sometimes resembles a disrupted public transport timetable during a strike, or a candid camera-like event where an innocent passer-by falls into the trap, harmlessly.
Bemerk
- Niemand heeft Liam gevraagd of hij dit gedaan heeft, omdat men weet dat hij de persoon niet is die zoiets doet, zoals hij uitlegt in de BBC video’s op deze website.
- Zijn moeder zegt in deze BBC video’s: ik vroeg me af of ik mijn zoon zag als een roos door een gekleurd glas.
- Op de zittingen voor de rechtbank waren er tot 15 personen aanwezig om Liam te steunen (ze hadden zelfs een week vrijaf genomen). Voor de tegenpartij niemand, enzovoort, enzovoort …
- De casus is de eenvoud zelve. Een gebrek aan middelen kan niet de reden zijn, waartoe Liam de redenen opsomt, eveneens zijn twijfel nopens wat er gebeurd is nopens de dvd! (‘disclosure of information’ zoals dit officieel noemt).
- Een mogelijkheid om in beroep te gaan was er zelfs niet, zoals de procureur in de video 4 in de eerste 4 minuten uitlegt: waar is de dvd? …
- Het toeval heeft gespeeld op het allerlaatste moment dat het die procureur is, Jerry Hayes, die invalt en het tij doet keren.
- Zelfs als er helemaal niets ten laste is of schuld, wordt het bij justitie soms: ‘erop of eronder’. Dit is gewoon absurd.
- Het kan iedereen overkomen.
- Zijn vernoemde acht-tal gegevens niet iets die de wenkbrouwen doen fronsen?
Je kunt immers een mens niet afschilderen als een persoon die hij overduidelijk niet is!
In zo’n situatie heb je toch de niet te ontwijken basisvraag: “Is er iets onduidelijk?” - Desbetreffend: ‘Prosecuting barrister Jerry Hayes says the case against Liam Allan came very close to being a miscarriage of justice‘.
- Dit is een ondenkbaar drama, met de overduidelijke gegevens in het dossier had het nooit tot vervolging en een rechtszaak mogen kunnen komen.
- Justitie lijkt soms op een verstoorde dienstregeling van het openbaar vervoer bij een staking, of een candid camera achtig gebeuren waarbij een onschuldige toevallige passant niets vermoedend in de valstrik trapt.
Prosecutor Jerry Hayes is outspoken about the aberrations in the case – BBC video 2
It almost turned into a wrongful conviction!
The paradox the police had evidence beforehand that nothing was wrong
and could even not charge.
The case is ‘A perversion of justice’.
Liam Allan became a high-profile case.
There was a question to Theresa May about Liam Allan in The House of Commons.
2 It beggars belief: justice a deceptive construction!
There is more, when you carefully examine the examples in point 2 on the home page, you will be shocked that there are people who intentionally send someone to prison for an endless period of suffering over many years, without any hope of a way out. How can something like this exist, even 14-year-old children end up framed in prison!
Furthermore, when you watch and listen to certain videos, for example where Raphael Rowe speaks, you realize how the justice system works, namely by gradually adjusting the accusation so that something that does not correspond with the person can still be used in a deceitful file, and that it is just chance that Raphael Rowe, after 12 years wrongly behind bars as a 19-year-old boy, ultimately leaves prison very angry at the age of 32.
3 Justice being fooled as in a candid camera
In the context of the sentence, “Justice being fooled as in a candid camera,”
the key points about “A Candid Camera” are:
Deception: “A Candid Camera” is a reference to the concept of candid camera pranks or practical jokes, where people are deceived or tricked into believing something false or absurd for the purpose of entertainment. In the context of justice, it implies that deception is being used to mislead or misrepresent facts, leading to a false outcome in a legal case.
Unpredictability: “A Candid Camera” suggests that the deception in the justice system is unexpected, surprising, and catches people off-guard, just like a candid camera prank. It highlights the element of unpredictability and the suddenness of the deception in the justice system, which can result in a verdict that seems irrational or absurd.
Disruption: The sentence implies that the deception in the justice system serves as a lever or means to disrupt the normal functioning of the justice system. Just as a candid camera prank disrupts people’s expectations and perceptions, the deception in the justice system disrupts the fairness and integrity of the legal process, leading to a verdict that can have severe consequences on a person’s life.
Lack of reason, cause, or motive: The sentence suggests that the deception in the justice system, akin to a candid camera prank, lacks any reasonable or justifiable motive or cause. It implies that the deception is arbitrary and unjust, resulting in a verdict that seems devoid of logic or rationale.
Overall, the use of “A Candid Camera” in the sentence conveys the idea that deception in the justice system can be unexpected, disruptive, and irrational, leading to unjust outcomes that can have severe consequences on individuals involved.
4 It is abhorrent what happened
It’s not normal for someone to buy a hammer to inflict harm upon themselves
in order to falsely accuse someone else in the most terrible way.
1 “She Should Get Life in Jail” – Man Falsely Accused By Eleanor Williams
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15 mrt 2023
Jordan Trengrove, who was falsely convicted of rape by fantasist Eleanor Williams tells Piers Morganshe should have been jailed for life.
Williams, of Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria was sentenced at Preston Crown Court for making a series of false gang rape claims.
Jordan reacts to the sentencing before Piers discusses the case with political journalist Ava Santina – who says Williams shouldn’t be going to prison because of her mental health – and TalkTV contributors Richard Tice and Paula Rhone-Adrien.
2 Woman, 22, jailed for eight-and-a-half years for false abuse and grooming gang claims
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14 mrt 2023 PRESTON COMBINED COURT CENTRE
A 22-year-old woman, whose lies caused a storm of anger and protests after she falsely claimed she was the victim of an Asian grooming gang, was jailed for eight and a half years.
Eleanor Williams fabricated evidence to make it look like she was a victim of multiple men – including using a hammer to inflict injuries on herself.
Three men that Williams had falsely accused of attacking her said they had tried to take their own lives because of her accusations.
She was found guilty of eight counts of perverting the course of justice after a trial at Preston Crown Court, having already admitted a further, ninth count of the same offence.
The Recorder of Preston, Judge Robert Altham, said: “It is troubling to say the least that she shows no significant signs of remorse.”
The judge said there was no explanation for why the defendant made the allegations, which he described as “complete fiction”.
“Unless and until the defendant chooses to say why she has told these lies, we will not know,” he added.
The judge’s sentencing remarks can be read in full at: https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/r-…
5 Perverting the course of justice
3 Woman jailed for eight-and-a-half years after false grooming gang claims | ITV News
14 mrt 2023
A 22-year-old woman has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years after falsely claiming to have been the victim of an Asian grooming gang.
Eleanor Williams, of Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, was sentenced at Preston Crown Court on Tuesday after making a series of false rape allegations.
In a Facebook post in May 2020, which was shared more than 100,000 times, she described being beaten, abused and trafficked by Asian men.
She also posted pictures of her injuries, but the court heard that she had caused them to herself, with a hammer.
4 Eleanor Williams jailed for eight and a half years over rape lies
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14 mrt 2023
A young woman has been jailed for eight and a half years after a court found she lied about being raped and trafficked by an Asian gang – and made false claims against a number of men.
The judge said 22-year-old Eleanor Williams from Barrow-in-Furness, known as Ellie – had shown “no significant sign of remorse” – after her claims, which went viral on social media – were proven to be “complete fiction”.
Our social affairs editor Jackie Long reports – and be warned, there are distressing details from the start.
5 Eleanor Williams jailed after falsely claiming she’d been raped and abused by an asian grooming gang
6 Victims’ lives ruined by false grooming gang claims
7 Woman Who Made False Rape and Grooming Claims Is Jailed
14 mrt 2023
‘Woman Who Made False Rape and Grooming Claims Is Jailed’
A 22-year-old woman has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years for perverting the course of justice, after falsely claiming to have been the victim of an Asian grooming gang.
Eleanor Williams from Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria was sentenced at Preston Crown Court after making a series of false rape allegations.
In May 2020, she said she had been beaten by Asian men and posted photos of her injuries on Facebook.
However, the court heard that she had caused the injuries to herself with a hammer.
The court also heard that three of the men Williams targeted tried to take their own lives because of the false accusations made against them.
Report by Iain Jones
8 Eleanor Williams JAILED after false grooming gang claims – reaction
14 mrt 2023
A 22-year-old woman has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years after falsely claiming to have been the victim of an Asian grooming gang.
Eleanor Williams, of Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, was sentenced at Preston Crown Court on Tuesday after making a series of false rape allegations.
9 Woman jailed over false rape claims | 5 News
14 mrt 2023
► A 22-year-old woman has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years for perverting the course of justice, after falsely claiming to have been raped and trafficked by an Asian grooming gang.
Eleanor Williams from Cumbria even injured herself with a hammer to make it look like she was a victim.
10 Sentencing of Eleanor Williams at Preston Crown Court
11 Eleanor Williams jailed for eight and a half years over false rape claims
Judge Robert Altham says Eleanor Williams will serve half of this sentence in custody, after which she will be released on licence.
She was previously convicted of nine counts of perverting the course of justice.
12 The ‘very disturbing case’ of Eleanor Williams
14 mrt 2023
Three men tried to take their own lives after false rape allegations that sparked “unprecedented outcry” in a Cumbrian town, a court has heard.
Eleanor Williams, 22, accused a number of men of rape and posted an account on Facebook in May 2020 alleging she had been the victim of an Asian grooming gang.
The allegations made by Williams, who was found guilty of perverting the course of justice earlier this year, led to protests in her hometown of Barrow-in-Furness, Preston Crown Court heard on Monday
13 Julia Hartley-Brewer’s fury at woman who lied about grooming gang rape
5 jan 2023
A woman who claimed she was the victim of an Asian grooming gang has been convicted of perverting the course of justice.
Eleanor Williams, 22, published pictures of her injuries and an account of being groomed, trafficked and beaten, on Facebook in May 2020, in a post which was shared more than 100,000 times.
A jury at Preston Crown Court found her guilty of eight counts of doing acts tending and intended to pervert the course of justice.
Jurors took three hours and 29 minutes to reach their verdicts following the 10-week trial.
Williams, of Teasdale Road, Barrow, stared straight ahead as the verdicts were returned.
She pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to one count of perverting the course of justice, which related to contacting her sister and mother with requests for them to take a hammer to her solicitor.
Honorary Recorder of Preston Judge Robert Altham adjourned sentencing to March 13 and 14.
He said before the trial he had been provided with information on the community impact of Williams’ actions: “That community impact was said to include some elements of tension within the community of Barrow.
14 Lives destroyed by a web of lies – the case of Eleanor Williams
29 mrt 2023
In May 2020, a young woman in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, posted a graphic account onFacebook, detailing the years of abuse.The post, complete with photos of the serious injuries she had suffered, rapidly went viral. These latest allegations followed earlier scandals in the north of England, increasing racial tensions and incidences of hate crime at a time of heightened unrest due to Covid lockdown. However, as police investigated these latest allegations, they quickly discovered that everything was not as it seemed. This is what happens when baseless lies and false accusations lead to trial by social media. This is the case of Eleanor Williams!
15 Eleanor Williams: Sexual abuse victims deterred from coming forward
18 mrt 2023
Speaking to Sky News, Laura, not her real name, said Eleanor Williams’ arrest “really scared” her. “I was like: ‘I’m talking to the police about a similar crime, what if I get arrested?’,” she said.
Eleanor Williams was found guilty of faking her abuse after she falsely claimed she was the victim of an Asian grooming gang – the 22-year-old was jailed for eight and a half years.
16 Mohammed Ramzan on the impact Eleanor Williams’ false accusations had on his life | To The Point
17 Man wrongly accused of rape says he’s not sure how his family can ‘recover’
14 mrt 2023
Eleanor Williams, 22, whose lies caused a storm of anger and protests after she falsely claimed she was the victim of an Asian grooming gang, has been jailed for eight and a half years.
Mohammed Ramzan, who was accused by Williams of rape and trafficking, said he had tried to kill himself two weeks after being arrested.
Outside the court after the sentencing, Mr Ramzan went on to say he’s “not sure how my family and I are going to recover from this” but that they are “determined to move forward”.
18 How her EVIL Web of Lies destroyed multiple lives… | Eleanor Williams
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30 mrt 2023
Eleanor Williams was a young British woman who had an awful story to tell… However, unknown to everyone else at the time, this story was full of venomous fiction that carried a very heavy weight… With everyone believing her words at face value, she single-handedly destroyed the lives of several men in an instant… and moving forward, there would be a tremendous amount of work required to build these men back up again.
00:00 Intro
01:22 Barrow-in-Furness
03:24 Eleanor Williams
05:02 An awful story…
07:09 An Evil Web of Lies.
10:38 Picking her story apart
16:38 Eleanor’s Psychology, Legal Proceedings
19:36 Devastating effects
21:23 Side notes
22:33 Outro
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19 Psychiatrist Analyses Mindset Of Fantasist Eleanor Williams Convicted For False Rape Accusations
20 mrt 2023
Eleanor Williams has been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for making false rape accusations against several men and lying about being groomed by an Asian gang.
She accused one man of rape when he only asked her for a light in the street.
Graphic images showed Eleanor with a battered and bruised face but it turns out she inflicted the damage to herself with a hammer.
In this video clinical psychiatrist Dr Raj Persaud analyses what makes a person like Eleanor Williams fabricate this web of lies and what kind of mindset a person has to have to go to such lengths.
20 How did this woman get jailed for false grooming claims? | ITV News
21 Falsely accused of rape by Eleanor Williams
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19 jul 2023
Jordan Trengove’s life turned upside down after sharing his partying activity on Snapchat, which led to a girl named Ellie joining him and his friends. The post changed his life forever. Ellie, whose real name was Eleanor Williams, made false allegations against Jordan, accusing him of Rape, GBH and other crimes. This led to Jordan’s imprisonment, where his mental health deteriorated. Eleanor went on to accuse five more innocent men of crimes such as rape, grooming and human trafficking. Her lies were eventually exposed, and she was found guilty of perverting the course of justice. She was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison.
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Timecodes
0:00 – Intro
1:34 – Why Jordan reached out?
2:53 – How did he get accused of rape
5:38 – Experience being interrogated by the police
7:11 – The repercussions of being accused of rape
9:19 – Life before being accused
10:57 – Time in prison
13:30 – The psychological impact of being in prison
16:02 – Reading the allegations
17:18 – Out on bail
18:10 – Incriminating messages
18:46 – Clearing his name
21:10 – What did you discover about Ellie?
23:08 – What was Ellie charged with
24:04 – Did you attend any of Ellie’s hearings?
25:24 – What was being said in the media about her charges?
26:48 – Did she plea guilty?
27:06 – What was the courts verdict in the end?
28:05 – How do you feel she has been convicted
28:31 – Why is getting your story out there important to you?
30:40 – Did the media tell the true story
31:54 – Do you have any sympathy for her?
32:49 – Silver-linings, relationship challenges and compensation
36:36 – What does your future hold?
37:53 – How has the community reacted now the charges are dropped
41:33 – Having a positive outlook & family life
43:15 – What does second chance mean to you?
44:10 – Would you ask Ellie why she falsely accused you of rape?
45:40 – Do you speak to the other victims
46:16 – Outro
22 Victims of false grooming gang claims speak out after woman jailed
15 mrt 2023
Victims of false grooming gang claims speak out after woman jailed: A 22-year-old woman has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years after falsely claiming to have been the victim of an Asian grooming gang. Eleanor Williams, of Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, was sentenced at Preston Crown Court on Tuesday after making a series of false rape allegations.
23 ‘I was imprisoned on false accusations of rape and I will never forgive her’
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“100 percent I was looked at as a rapist… I had ‘rapist’ spray painted on my wall, windows smashed…violence came at me in every way, really.”
Jason Trengove was imprisoned for rape on false accusations by Eleanor Williams. He tells #TimesRadio why he will never forgive her.
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24 Eleanor Williams Victim’s Jordan Trengove & Fundraiser Shane Yerrell Tell Their Story
26 Crazy Old Lady Driving Prank
