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6 months ago

#PostOfficeScandal #LeeCastleton #EvilRobot #MandyTalbot #StephenDilley Sam Stein KC - Q. "I assume you're not trying to portray yourself as some sort of evil robot?" Many Talbot - A. "Absolutely not." See recently published email below and make up your own mind. @CastletonLee @MandyTalbot1 @lwsupporters @londonwelshwrfc @LondonWelshRFC @LondonWelshCCLL @WBD_UK @PostOffice @nickwallis @rbrooks45 @sra_solicitors @Janetsk20073533 @mariaspears @BBCEmmaSimpson @JohnHyde1982 @RollOnFridayWeb @TimBushLondon

stugoo17's tweet photo. #PostOfficeScandal #LeeCastleton #EvilRobot #MandyTalbot #StephenDilley

Sam Stein KC - Q. "I assume you're not trying to portray yourself as some sort of evil robot?"

Many Talbot - A. "Absolutely not."

See recently published email below and make up your own mind.

@CastletonLee @MandyTalbot1 @lwsupporters
@londonwelshwrfc @LondonWelshRFC @LondonWelshCCLL @WBD_UK @PostOffice @nickwallis @rbrooks45 @sra_solicitors @Janetsk20073533 @mariaspears @BBCEmmaSimpson @JohnHyde1982 @RollOnFridayWeb @TimBushLondon

Monsieur Cholet

@stugoo17

6 months ago

#PostOfficeScandal #LeeCastleton #NeverGiveIn ⚖️Two faces of Justice ⚖️- LEE CASTLETON who received his OBE for "Services to Justice'.........and then MANDY TALBOT & STEPHEN DILLEY who took a preverse pleasure in maliciously prosecuting, bankrupting and attempting to ruin Lee and his family's life. They underestimated who they were taking on. ✊ @CastletonLee @PostOffice @nickwallis @ElCShaikh @rbrooks45 @Karlfl @bryanglick @emmasimpson @Janetsk20073533 @mariaspears @WBD_UK @RollOnFridayWeb @JohnHyde1982 @sra_solicitors

stugoo17's tweet photo. #PostOfficeScandal #LeeCastleton #NeverGiveIn
⚖️Two faces of Justice ⚖️- LEE CASTLETON who received his OBE for "Services to Justice'.........and then MANDY TALBOT & STEPHEN DILLEY who took a preverse pleasure in maliciously prosecuting, bankrupting and attempting to ruin Lee and his family's life. They underestimated who they were taking on. ✊
@CastletonLee @PostOffice @nickwallis @ElCShaikh @rbrooks45 @Karlfl @bryanglick @emmasimpson @Janetsk20073533 @mariaspears @WBD_UK @RollOnFridayWeb @JohnHyde1982 @sra_solicitors

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Fred Wubbington @MaaleeshHabibi

9 months ago

@CastletonLee recalls Stephen Dilley telling him that they would ruin him. Stephen Dilley has no such recollection. #LeeCastleton was ruined by the Dilley civil action. I know which of them I believe is telling the truth, the whole truth etc #PostOfficeScandal

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Fred Wubbington @MaaleeshHabibi

9 months ago

Reviewing the Stephen (uh-huh to every sentence) Dilley evidence, it seems to me he really didn't care a jot about ruining the life of #LeeCastleton during #PostOfficeScandal. https://t.co/FBv6DGVBWG

MaaleeshHabibi's tweet photo. Reviewing the Stephen (uh-huh to every sentence) Dilley evidence, it seems to me he really didn't care a jot about ruining the life of #LeeCastleton during #PostOfficeScandal.
https://t.co/FBv6DGVBWG https://t.co/hJU1x6PDGE

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💧Vince Mahon @vjmahon

12 months ago

@premnsikka “The official inquiry into the scandal heard evidence that the Post Office knew Mr Castleton would likely be made bankrupt by the action but wanted to make an example of him to dissuade others from pursuing claims” @BBCEmmaSimpson #Fujitsu #LeeCastleton #UKLaw #UKPostOffice

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MagsDisabledGreen @MagsLewisGreens

12 months ago

Horizon victim #LeeCastleton sues #PostOffice and #Fujitsu for £4m - BBC News Good luck https://t.co/WOl2tzf2jO

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Monsieur Cholet

@stugoo17

over 1 year ago

#PostOfficeScandal #LeeCastleton 🔥Tune in the @BBCBreakfast this morning at 08:15h to see @CastletonLee OBE give his first interview since announcing he his to be the first individual to sue @PostOffice & @fujitsu_uk for ruining he and his beautiful family's lives. Lee will be joined by his lawyer SIMON GOLDBERG of @smb_lawchat 🔥 Want to know what the likes of Mandy Talbot, Jarnail Singh and others at Post Office did to the Castleton Family ❓ Then please read Lee Castleton's daughter Millie Jo's heartbreaking Impact Statement to the #PostOfficeInquiry 👇😥😡 “I am the daughter of Mr Lee Castleton, a former postmaster. My family moved to run a small newsagents post office in 2003. For over 17 years the Post Office has had a significant part of my life. I’m now 26. In 2004, when the Post Office started all this, I was 8. We were to be thrown into something that has drastically shaped the rest of our lives. The Post Office brought civil proceedings against my father in the High Court in 2006 on a false basis. I was 8 years old when I first took note the confusion, frustration and anxiety leaching into my home before talks of courts, trials and accusations of theft. This was an ordeal that not only cost my father legal fees and made him bankrupt, it blackened our family name, branded thieves and liars. It was also a lonely time. The financial strain of legal fees and supporting the family saw my Dad working near 100-hour weeks often spending days on end away from us. He became a stranger to me, someone I barely saw and lost a close relationship with. My Mother worked too during the day in the newsagents we still had, but which was failing due to the label attached to us after the legal case. I remember feeling terrified on the school bus when I was a child. I was asked, ‘Didn’t your Dad steal lots of money or something?’ I removed myself from social interaction. I lost faith in everybody around me over the years. Living in a constant cycle of fear and anxiety led me to not even want to go to the school canteen. Lunch period became a time for me to hide. The cycle was impossible to escape. At home I was dealing with parents who were working their hardest to provide, utterly pained by the stress that the Post Office trial caused them. Dad was working insane hours. My mother was also working as much as she could but also dealing with stress-induced epilepsy. These seizures were unpredictable. I remember having to handle her seizures alone as a child, sometimes in the middle of the night. When Dad was away, I’d sleep beside her just in case. “I felt helpless. I didn’t tell my parents about the bullying or my social withdrawal. They didn’t know I spent my breaks sitting alone or just walking around. They didn’t know I could go a day or two without really talking. They didn’t know that I was assaulted on the school bus and had to run off on the first stop, wet from water being thrown at me, being spat on. I spent days out in the town alone walking around for hours, pretending I met with friends when I didn’t. By the time I was 17, I was wrecked by feelings of self-loathing, depression and feeling like nothing more than a burden to my family. The Post Office just loomed too large in our lives, controlling every aspect of our beings. “ I had spent years in self-imposed isolation afraid of adults and peers. I often feel I had no teenage experience. By the age of 18, I couldn’t even tell you about my favourite activities, shoes or hobbies. I didn’t put any time to myself. I was anxious about going to university. Mum was still having seizures and Dad was still fighting a legal battle. I felt guilty also related to the fear of spending money. At university, I walked. Some days I walked for eight or more hours without a break. This whilst being on a diet that was absolute minimum resulted in me fainting a few times in the middle of the town. My late teens and early 20s were governed by my eating disorder and mental anxieties. I began to sink under the weight of it and grabbed for some sense of control. By the end of my first year at University, I had been diagnosed as anorexic. I was too sick to go into my second year. I spent a year out. My lowest weight saw we weighing little more than 5 stone. I had to stay in hospital for heart-related issues for days on end. The surrender of a broken spirit, the pain and self-loathing of someone who just couldn’t escape such a terrible situation. It took years, relapses, hospital stays, scares about my heart possibly failing, and a period of months in a day clinic post graduation. I walked for my degree in 2017 weighing 5 and a half stone. I would have graduated in 2016 but I had to take a gap year in 2014 to 2015 because of medical intervention because my health problems and my eating disorder. This is what the Post Office did to me and my family. While my story won’t be the only one, the mental toll that so many years of fighting has taken is frightening.” Stephen Dilley of @WBD_UK you and your loved ones must be so proud of your promise to ruin Lee Castleton and his family. You came very close - but as you will discover Stephen, the Castleton Family is made of far stronger stuff than your unethical and morally devoid persona can ever imagine. @CastletonLee @lisa_castleton @chiarasimon @BBCEmmaSimpson @FloraClairePage @edwardhenry1 @liambyrnemp @CommonsBTC @HouseofCommons @DavidDavisMP @premnsikka @UKHouseofLords @DanNeidle @carolvorders @HSFlegal @chrish9070 @Janetsk20073533 @TracyF882 @metpoliceuk @sra_solicitors @ElCShaikh @andyverity @TomWitherow

stugoo17's tweet photo. #PostOfficeScandal #LeeCastleton
🔥Tune in the @BBCBreakfast this morning at 08:15h to see @CastletonLee OBE give his first interview since announcing he his to be the first individual to sue @PostOffice & @fujitsu_uk for ruining he and his beautiful family's lives. Lee will be joined by his lawyer SIMON GOLDBERG of @smb_lawchat 🔥

Want to know what the likes of Mandy Talbot, Jarnail Singh and others at Post Office did to the Castleton Family ❓ Then please read Lee Castleton's daughter Millie Jo's heartbreaking Impact Statement to the #PostOfficeInquiry
👇😥😡

“I am the daughter of Mr Lee Castleton, a former postmaster. My family moved to run a small newsagents post office in 2003. For over 17 years the Post Office has had a significant part of my life.

I’m now 26. In 2004, when the Post Office started all this, I was 8. We were to be thrown into something that has drastically shaped the rest of our lives.

The Post Office brought civil proceedings against my father in the High Court in 2006 on a false basis.

I was 8 years old when I first took note the confusion, frustration and anxiety leaching into my home before talks of courts, trials and accusations of theft.

This was an ordeal that not only cost my father legal fees and made him bankrupt, it blackened our family name, branded thieves and liars.

It was also a lonely time.

The financial strain of legal fees and supporting the family saw my Dad working near 100-hour weeks often spending days on end away from us. He became a stranger to me, someone I barely saw and lost a close relationship with.

My Mother worked too during the day in the newsagents we still had, but which was failing due to the label attached to us after the legal case.

I remember feeling terrified on the school bus when I was a child.

I was asked, ‘Didn’t your Dad steal lots of money or something?’

I removed myself from social interaction. I lost faith in everybody around me over the years. Living in a constant cycle of fear and anxiety led me to not even want to go to the school canteen. Lunch period became a time for me to hide. The cycle was impossible to escape.

At home I was dealing with parents who were working their hardest to provide, utterly pained by the stress that the Post Office trial caused them. Dad was working insane hours. My mother was also working as much as she could but also dealing with stress-induced epilepsy. These seizures were unpredictable. I remember having to handle her seizures alone as a child, sometimes in the middle of the night. When Dad was away, I’d sleep beside her just in case.

“I felt helpless. I didn’t tell my parents about the bullying or my social withdrawal. They didn’t know I spent my breaks sitting alone or just walking around. They didn’t know I could go a day or two without really talking. They didn’t know that I was assaulted on the school bus and had to run off on the first stop, wet from water being thrown at me, being spat on.

I spent days out in the town alone walking around for hours, pretending I met with friends when I didn’t.

By the time I was 17, I was wrecked by feelings of self-loathing, depression and feeling like nothing more than a burden to my family.

The Post Office just loomed too large in our lives, controlling every aspect of our beings. “

I had spent years in self-imposed isolation afraid of adults and peers. I often feel I had no teenage experience. By the age of 18, I couldn’t even tell you about my favourite activities, shoes or hobbies. I didn’t put any time to myself. I was anxious about going to university. Mum was still having seizures and Dad was still fighting a legal battle. I felt guilty also related to the fear of spending money.

At university, I walked. Some days I walked for eight or more hours without a break. This whilst being on a diet that was absolute minimum resulted in me fainting a few times in the middle of the town. My late teens and early 20s were governed by my eating disorder and mental anxieties. I began to sink under the weight of it and grabbed for some sense of control.

By the end of my first year at University, I had been diagnosed as anorexic.

I was too sick to go into my second year.

I spent a year out.

My lowest weight saw we weighing little more than 5 stone. I had to stay in hospital for heart-related issues for days on end.

The surrender of a broken spirit, the pain and self-loathing of someone who just couldn’t escape such a terrible situation.

It took years, relapses, hospital stays, scares about my heart possibly failing, and a period of months in a day clinic post graduation.

I walked for my degree in 2017 weighing 5 and a half stone.

I would have graduated in 2016 but I had to take a gap year in 2014 to 2015 because of medical intervention because my health problems and my eating disorder.

This is what the Post Office did to me and my family. While my story won’t be the only one, the mental toll that so many years of fighting has taken is frightening.”

Stephen Dilley of @WBD_UK you and your loved ones must be so proud of your promise to ruin Lee Castleton and his family. You came very close - but as you will discover Stephen, the Castleton Family is made of far stronger stuff than your unethical and morally devoid persona can ever imagine.

@CastletonLee @lisa_castleton @chiarasimon @BBCEmmaSimpson @FloraClairePage @edwardhenry1 @liambyrnemp @CommonsBTC @HouseofCommons @DavidDavisMP @premnsikka @UKHouseofLords @DanNeidle @carolvorders @HSFlegal @chrish9070 @Janetsk20073533 @TracyF882 @metpoliceuk @sra_solicitors @ElCShaikh @andyverity @TomWitherow

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Lawyer Monthly @LawyerMonthly

over 1 year ago

Lee Castleton Sues Post Office and Fujitsu Over Horizon IT Scandal Read More: https://t.co/xBYc0uCevz #LeeCastleton #PostOfficeScandal #Fujitsu #HorizonITScandal #LegalBattle #TechFail #ITJustice #PostOffice #CourtCase

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Monsieur Cholet

@stugoo17

over 1 year ago

#PostOfficeScandal #LeeCastleton SIMON GOLDBERG of Simons Muirhead Burton LLP gives listeners to LBC Radio the lowdown on why his Client LEE CASTLETON has elected to be the first individual to sue @PostOffice and @fujitsu_uk @CastletonLee @lisa_castleton @Janetsk20073533 @SeemaMisra7 @TracyF882 @TjX50 @ElCShaikh @chiarasimon @FloraClairePage @edwardhenry1 @smb_lawchat @liambyrnemp @CommonsBTC @premnsikka @DanNeidle @HouseofCommons

Cov Wolves Casual

@Covwolves

over 2 years ago

As an entrepreneur with no connection whatsoever I take an interest in this enquiry always thinking ( it could have been me ) but who recruited these senior people they simply could not run a bath who put them into position #PostOfficeInquiry #leecastleton

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A J Dorrington @AJ_Dorrington

over 2 years ago

Hats off to ITV for raising awareness of the #PostOfficeScandal My heart goes out to all the people who had their lives ruined by this. Especially #leecastleton One lesson we should all take from this as a society is not to be so quick to judge others and jump to conclusions.

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