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17 April 2021 - In this video we make a 101 report to South Wales about 2 rare neurodegenerative disorder deaths of residents living next to the Heol-y-Glyn landfill site in Glynneath. We mention that other deaths have occurred and suggest the deaths are caused by council malpractice which is based upon our investigations into the history of the site. |
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On 1/5/2021 we submitted the newly published psp-cluster-report draft document to South Wales Police for addition to the initial report. Attached to the email was the other council of death report published draft document. Email chain as a pdf to the left. |
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19 January 2023, DS Peach of South Wales Police
indicates he needs to write a report about the incidents
for his Detective Inspector which will take him weeks.
We offer to provide an escalation series for him
identifying causes for concern. He fails to reply to our
extensive page of concerns which we built on this
website. Causes for concern include.
Residents are dying of rare neurodegenerative disorders that can be linked to contamination. DS Peach refuses to answer the emails we sent to him and follow up on this information. |
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A South Wales Police inspector refuses to take on board information that is relevant to saving lives. This video is of the full discussion between GRAC & SWPO on 21/4/2023 at the Glynneath Town Hall to include enhancement images. - 21 May 2023. This shows a blatant refusal by South Wales Police to take seriously the death of residents surrounding the Heol-y-Glyn landfill site in Glynneath. |
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Inspector Lindsay Sweeney indicated she would contact us in relation to reported crimes but by 21 May 2023 she had failed to do so. So we sent her a communication providing her information about our initial contact with SWPO in relation to what we believe to be Unlawful Killings of residents adjoining the Heol y Glyn landfill site. - 21 May 2023 |
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TEXT OF REPORT - CLICK HERE CONVERSATION FROM WHICH THIS REPORT ORIGINATED - CLICK HERE |
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The following report was submitted to South Wales Police following the refusal of Stephen Karl Hunt to take council malpractice to the relevant scrutiny committee of which he was chairman. The report defines the offence as Misconduct in Public Office in respect to his covering up of 3 major environmental crimes that involve the NPTC planning department and developers. These crimes have almost certainly caused the death of Glynneath residents bordering the Heol y Glyn landfill site including the actress Ruth Madoc and her husband Jack Jackson. - 23 Nov 2023 |
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