'Anything to say to her?' Post Office investigator Stephen Bradshaw challenged over Horizon scandal

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
  • Post Office investigator Stephen Bradshaw challenged over his role in the Horizon scandal that saw many sub-postmasters jailed due to errors in an IT system.
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Комментарии • 4 тыс.

  • @jackiewright4438
    @jackiewright4438 Год назад +1510

    I am speechless at this man's utter lack of integrity, his arrogance and "only following orders" stance. Lock him up.

    • @kitm141
      @kitm141 Год назад +81

      A friend of my MIL’s was briefly a junior investigator and she was “only following orders” too - the difference is that when she became aware those orders were wrong and she had been involved in persecuting innocent people, she couldn’t cope with the shame. Even though she only did her job and was utterly unaware of the wider picture, she tried to turn herself into the police. She’s a shell of her former self and will never get over it. The difference between her and this man is mindblowing.

    • @jackiewright4438
      @jackiewright4438 Год назад

      They (Post Office) have a lot to answer for. I cried as I watched the programme.@@kitm141

    • @ruadhagainagaidheal9398
      @ruadhagainagaidheal9398 Год назад +64

      Integity is not a word that any Post Office investigator knows.

    • @kevinwhelan9607
      @kevinwhelan9607 Год назад +17

      Damned right.

    • @tomricketts7821
      @tomricketts7821 Год назад +58

      Definitely trying to use the Nuremberg defence the man has the spine of a jellyfish

  • @Meadowsweet1986
    @Meadowsweet1986 Год назад +1396

    This man is lying through his teeth. Disgraceful.

    • @alanjones4622
      @alanjones4622 Год назад +26

      I disagree, he does not appear to have the wit to lie convincingly.

    • @noiselesspatient
      @noiselesspatient Год назад +40

      Quite. He can barely speak English.

    • @davidstone1579
      @davidstone1579 Год назад

      Ha also doesn't seem to know that he has committed several offences by making false witness statements because he was "told too", by lawyers. He knows nothing about Horizon, so how can he investigate anything? He cannot!

    • @Muppet.master
      @Muppet.master Год назад +29

      Scouse is so orrible 😂

    • @geoffwright9570
      @geoffwright9570 Год назад +31

      Being deliberately evasive doesn't even come close enough to describe so many of his answers.

  • @Alexander-uj5pb
    @Alexander-uj5pb Год назад +1835

    It appears to me that Mr Bradshaw is more interested in denying any accountanility than supplying any constructive evidence to the enquiry

    • @TheCaptScarlett
      @TheCaptScarlett Год назад +79

      Not me, not my case guv.
      It was the lawyers

    • @kronk420
      @kronk420 Год назад +75

      I completely agree with you but I'd swap accountability for culpability as he stated that he held PACE (Police and criminal evidence) interviews yet he wasn't a policeman. I wonder how he sleeps at night.

    • @jasoncooper9391
      @jasoncooper9391 Год назад +91

      Lock him up

    • @TheCaptScarlett
      @TheCaptScarlett Год назад +13

      @@kronk420 ahh is this where the PO have their special powers to investigate and prosecute?
      Not sure a police officer necessarily needs to conduct an interview. Sure I heard somewhere that it's one of these efficiency things to keep more police free for street work/powers of arrest - if they're in interview rooms they're not available to arrest/patrol the streets

    • @kenmcdowell5325
      @kenmcdowell5325 Год назад +95

      What a odious person he is

  • @jimmymcgregor3900
    @jimmymcgregor3900 10 месяцев назад +278

    That was an uncomfortable watch.
    He's an absolute creep.

  • @ABC_DEF
    @ABC_DEF Год назад +609

    It's shocking to think that this inarticulate thug was employed by the Post Office in any capacity.

    • @YAMR1M
      @YAMR1M Год назад +56

      He was employed because he IS a thug.... You want a result then employ someone who will get it... The facts mean nothing when you badger and bully over and over.. That is how confessions have been gotten for decades...

    • @ABC_DEF
      @ABC_DEF Год назад +15

      @@YAMR1M Good point.

    • @johnhiggins6984
      @johnhiggins6984 Год назад +31

      What do you mean"was" he is still employed as an investigator.

    • @YAMR1M
      @YAMR1M Год назад +8

      @@johnhiggins6984 He claims that he has NOT been involved with any direct investigation for a number of years. According to his interview at the official inquiry.

    • @jamjarthecat4205
      @jamjarthecat4205 11 месяцев назад +13

      ​Makes you wonder what his role is now...

  • @chamindadewage9004
    @chamindadewage9004 Год назад +1597

    Anyone can see that this guy Stephen Bradshaw is trying very hard to dismiss all the wrongdoing by himself.What a nasty piece of work.

    • @catinthehat906
      @catinthehat906 Год назад +68

      He's not only a nasty POW but clearly not very bright either- how on earth did he get a job doing something that required him to evaluate evidence and understand the post office's systems?

    • @sirrathersplendid4825
      @sirrathersplendid4825 Год назад +56

      A jobsworth. And a really nasty one at that.
      Probably a debt collector in his previous life. 🤮

    • @michaelmcginley7930
      @michaelmcginley7930 Год назад

      Total scumbag

    • @hoperp1951
      @hoperp1951 Год назад +42

      NASTY PIECE OF WORK............... seems to sum him up perfectly. I'd NOT like to meet up with him in any way shape or form.

    • @Stantheman848
      @Stantheman848 Год назад

      ​@@hoperp1951i wouldnt mind

  • @MrKeyhole1
    @MrKeyhole1 Год назад +1521

    This man does not show one iota of regret or aplogise for his actions. He comes across as arrogant, uncaring and totally emotionless. He needs to suffer the same consequences that he dished out.

    • @robbie_
      @robbie_ Год назад +55

      He must be a sociopath. Should probably work as a bailiff.

    • @barbra7562
      @barbra7562 Год назад +24

      @@robbie_That’s his next career move . . .

    • @joncooke479
      @joncooke479 Год назад +31

      lock him up for a lot longer

    • @ChoppingtonOtter
      @ChoppingtonOtter Год назад +59

      What an excellent job he must have. Apparently you dont actually do anything whatsoever, dont speak to anyone, never discuss work either. The office must be silent.

    • @petebagwell6666
      @petebagwell6666 Год назад +33

      Too many of this in our country sadly

  • @HopeIsFleeting
    @HopeIsFleeting Год назад +493

    Guy ruins someone's life and acts like he's the victim. What a despicable man.

    • @alanfrancis9225
      @alanfrancis9225 Год назад +20

      What the hell was he doing in the interview. It’s unrealistic to think he had no involvement or input.

    • @alantarr3115
      @alantarr3115 9 месяцев назад +11

      He's a scouser.....they are 'always the victim'

    • @HopeIsFleeting
      @HopeIsFleeting 9 месяцев назад +6

      @@alantarr3115 Weird bit of bigotry to drop in there..

    • @georgerogers5954
      @georgerogers5954 8 месяцев назад +4

      @@alantarr3115 Well, you can take the Scouser out of Liverpool but you can never take Liverpool out of the Scouser.

    • @CherryBelle-sh2jx
      @CherryBelle-sh2jx 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@HopeIsFleeting.....you need to "treat" yourself to a visit to Liverpool.....brace yourself...

  • @silondon9010
    @silondon9010 Год назад +799

    This guy needs to be sent to prison

    • @kurtgodel5236
      @kurtgodel5236 Год назад +9

      No, award him a CBE. He clearly deserves one!

    • @yorkymc
      @yorkymc Год назад +22

      you are spot on hard to watch this worm sorry

    • @yorkymc
      @yorkymc Год назад

      no an OSCAR@@kurtgodel5236

    • @rovercoupe7104
      @rovercoupe7104 Год назад +6

      Several times.

    • @pemj7360
      @pemj7360 Год назад +12

      Maybe. Street justice is probably a better one . He will be protected in prison

  • @CorfeCastle.
    @CorfeCastle. Год назад +1165

    This man belongs behind bars. Let justice begin.

    • @mikewurlitzer5217
      @mikewurlitzer5217 Год назад

      Which justice? Like in the USA there is Fake Justice for the ruling elite and a much lower level of justice for the average citizen.

    • @Exstellisvenimus
      @Exstellisvenimus Год назад +14

      Don't hold your breath.

    • @richardboland1935
      @richardboland1935 Год назад +4

      Careful there, judge. You may be guilty of what you're charging.

    • @stephenphillips4984
      @stephenphillips4984 Год назад +3

      What law did he broke? Bad business behaviour is not the same as breaking the law.

    • @craigcharlesworth1538
      @craigcharlesworth1538 Год назад +2

      It depends. Was he aware of the problems with Horizon, and if not is it reasonable to expect that he should have been? How far were his conclusions and the outcome of the cases he investigated left to him to decide, and how much were they the responsibility of Post Office management?
      I'm not saying he is or isn't guilty, just saying let's not try to make up for one miscarriage of justice by having another one.

  • @PipCritten
    @PipCritten 11 месяцев назад +465

    Stephen Bradshaw would be one of the first I would love to see go to jail for a very long time.

  • @jc238
    @jc238 10 месяцев назад +51

    More of a vicious interrogator than an investigator.

  • @mikew42906
    @mikew42906 Год назад +398

    His whole demeaner is aggresive and unsavoury, what an unpleasant individual.

    • @benny210169
      @benny210169 Год назад +13

      And he exercised that bullying on the post masters/mistresses.

    • @Dave-ko2pr
      @Dave-ko2pr Год назад +27

      This is what he’s like on a panel in public. Imagine what he was like in private

    • @tomhannigan2234
      @tomhannigan2234 Год назад +8

      He’s like a Roald Dahl villain

    • @obisan666
      @obisan666 8 месяцев назад +4

      Imagine how he treated the innocent postmasters.... he probably bullied them with his vile tone of voice and nasty demeanor

    • @nickcoppard5335
      @nickcoppard5335 8 месяцев назад +1

      I think odious is the word

  • @geoffwilliams2308
    @geoffwilliams2308 Год назад +348

    "I was only obeying orders! " What an awful schoolyard bully of a man.

    • @BeWater2019
      @BeWater2019 Год назад +3

      His is exactly the face I imagined Arendt wrote about.

    • @ghengis430
      @ghengis430 Год назад +3

      Stalin would have been proud.

    • @jwskye1969
      @jwskye1969 Год назад +8

      He just missing the nazi uniform

    • @benny210169
      @benny210169 Год назад +6

      They said that at Nuremberg.

    • @sophiabee8924
      @sophiabee8924 Год назад +4

      That's what Nazis said at Nuremberg....

  • @tommcmanamon8327
    @tommcmanamon8327 Год назад +347

    His attitude and body language are aggressive. Can you imagine when he and his side kicks turned up and grilled the sub postmasters!. It must have been frightening.

    • @_Ben4810
      @_Ben4810 Год назад +17

      The last time he was told he was wrong was when he was a postie in 1978....He seems the type who wouldn't take any professional critical advice or personal criticism whatsoever. He's right, everyone else is wrong....& guilty.

    • @grezjoseph6257
      @grezjoseph6257 Год назад +12

      I shudder to think about it.

    • @Stantheman848
      @Stantheman848 Год назад

      He is such a vile creep. Disgusting

  • @beaubrent
    @beaubrent 10 месяцев назад +73

    He is an investigator and suddenly is trying to sound like he was the janitor the whole time.

  • @kess6698
    @kess6698 Год назад +495

    You can tell from his voice that this bloke isn't used to being held accountable for anything. Imagine how many lives he ruined because he was on a power trip.

    • @edwardalexander9486
      @edwardalexander9486 Год назад +36

      If you've had a long career in institutions - manufacturing, medical, social or governmental - you've met this guy or gal - both are deadly.

    • @carltaylor4942
      @carltaylor4942 Год назад +13

      You can tell from his voice that he couldn't care less.

    • @PaulMcQueensailinghome
      @PaulMcQueensailinghome Год назад +18

      I think he will care quite soon about what's going to be happening to him, the political world has turned on these shits now, they will all be thrown under the bus

    • @GillianRosheuvel
      @GillianRosheuvel Год назад +7

      Yes, his whole attitude is giving off big how-dare-you-question-me energy.

  • @CatholicSatan
    @CatholicSatan Год назад +777

    So, why is this guy still employed by the PO as an "investigator" if he just does a half-assed job of "investigating"? *_I_* was reading the Computer Weekly and Private Eye reporting at the time - and I'm no investigator. Furthermore, he signs statements (for criminal proceedings) dictated by his bosses without question, later agreeing that they were wrong anyway. An awful man who should be put in the stocks for ruining people's lives.

    • @isbestlizard
      @isbestlizard Год назад +87

      What exactly is he being paid for? If you believe his testimony, he knows nothing, thinks nothing, decides nothing and does nothing.

    • @jasoncooper9391
      @jasoncooper9391 Год назад +41

      Should be in jail

    • @KenPassey-hd2mc
      @KenPassey-hd2mc Год назад +46

      But he thinks he's smarter than everyone else. The arrogance of the corrupt!!!

    • @PeterPete
      @PeterPete Год назад +23

      More than my job's worth type of bloke. The whole Uk is filled with people like him!!

    • @Soulboy63
      @Soulboy63 Год назад +16

      And those above him

  • @hubertlavelle7554
    @hubertlavelle7554 Год назад +803

    This man seems to be completely devoid of any moral responsibility or integrity, but he has one thing in abundance and that's arrogance

    • @mikejones-tf6zo
      @mikejones-tf6zo Год назад +20

      bet he doesn't go down to his local for pint anymore or take his whippet out for a walk

    • @hubertlavelle7554
      @hubertlavelle7554 Год назад +2

      Nice one

    • @Steve14ps
      @Steve14ps Год назад +8

      So did Ernst Kaltenbrunner at Nürnberg in 1945

    • @noelfleming3567
      @noelfleming3567 Год назад +3

      Pity d dog

    • @howardosborne8647
      @howardosborne8647 Год назад +14

      @@mikejones-tf6zo Let them taste some of their own medicine. The living hell they have put these innocent victims through for many years is despicable.

  • @YippeePlopFork
    @YippeePlopFork Год назад +210

    What a disgusting, slimy and vile creature. Ironically, he put an innocent woman in jail but it’s actually *him* that isn’t believable at all. When will we ever learn that employing dishonest thugs in positions of security and policing is one of our worst failings as a society. Smh

    • @benwilson6145
      @benwilson6145 11 месяцев назад +1

      Always, its their natural habitat

    • @phildavenport4150
      @phildavenport4150 10 месяцев назад

      They are attractive as complicit hirelings who will bend to the will of whoever in charge is cracking the whip. People with obvious compassion and an open mind won't get past the first interview.

  • @_Ben4810
    @_Ben4810 Год назад +567

    I feel VERY uncomfortable watching & listening to Stephen Bradshaw....As a Post Office long-service employee, he seemed to be a cosy-in-his-job & unaccountable internal bully boy detective type character....This guy had huge power, & appears to have loved the thrill of the ''chase & catch'' of all these new Post Office 'thieves' that the Horizon IT system created, & he also seemed to enjoy the power-play of rubbing shoulders with barristers & the criminal prosecution team & even influencing them to pursue stronger charges against the victims...A disturbing tale is emerging about this inarticulate & even dangerous man's actions.

    • @snapdragon1194
      @snapdragon1194 Год назад +15

      @Ben I couldn't agree more

    • @Nick-fg4dq
      @Nick-fg4dq Год назад +6

      Ah,the Donald trump defence

    • @bigbarry8343
      @bigbarry8343 Год назад +15

      700 people prosecuted, i.e. 10% of PMs. He must have been busy bee.

    • @A10011
      @A10011 Год назад +24

      He is rather inarticulate, isn't he?

    • @michaelmcginley7930
      @michaelmcginley7930 Год назад +4

      Accurayte assessment .

  • @JamesGU4
    @JamesGU4 Год назад +456

    What a weasel. Whether or not Mr Bradshaw was part of any particular prosecution is irrelevant to his duty to flag up any concerns he may have had about the investigations or prosecutions. In fact, since he claimed not to understand the Horizon software, why was he investigating anyone at all? It is clear that Mr Bradshaw was a bully and completely unqualified to do his job. Perhaps he should repay his bonuses for his shoddy work.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад +4

      He was investigating because His Bosses got him to do it !

    • @james.telfer
      @james.telfer Год назад +16

      @@chrislambert9435 By his own admission, he wasn't intelligent enough to understand what he was investigating and was therefore totally unqualified for the role.
      I suppose he could have got the tea & biscuits for the real investigators - people bright enough to ask intelligent questions!

    • @carbinewilliams9943
      @carbinewilliams9943 Год назад +14

      A weasel indeed!

    • @andydudley1775
      @andydudley1775 Год назад

      have you ever noticed coppers are like this claim to know every thing untill it goes agaist there own reality they already made up.then all of a suddon they know nothing .

    • @paulrichards6894
      @paulrichards6894 Год назад +13

      blames everyone else

  • @ScepticalBrit
    @ScepticalBrit Год назад +274

    He is guilty as sin, just look at his body language and complete contempt for the enquiry.

    • @noelfleming3567
      @noelfleming3567 Год назад

      👍

    • @FissionChips
      @FissionChips Год назад +2

      He was suitably dressed for what appears to be his funeral . . . how apt!

    • @Steve14ps
      @Steve14ps Год назад

      @@FissionChips Well he is hanging himself with his own rope

    • @Eleventhearlofmars
      @Eleventhearlofmars Год назад

      @@Steve14psyeah but will criminal charges come out of this for the likes of bradshaw?

    • @Steve14ps
      @Steve14ps Год назад

      @@Eleventhearlofmars If they don't he will be constantly looking over his shoulders when he takes his dog for a walk

  • @Farmgirl-iy9zc
    @Farmgirl-iy9zc Год назад +119

    As an American (albeit one who travelled to the UK often) I had never heard of the Post Office scandal until about 2 weeks ago when I happened upon the mini-series Mr. Bates vs the Post Office. I was absolutely gobsmacked that such a thing could happen and go on for over 20 years without a just resolution. It had me in tears for those whose lives were ruined - or ended. Listening to this shameless, hypocritical coward, the tears have stopped - and the anger has really taken over. He, and everyone who collaberated or turned a blind eye as he did, needs to go to prison for lengthy sentences. He helped ruin thousands of lives - and shows no regret or remorse - and no mercy should be shown.

    • @markwatts4750
      @markwatts4750 10 месяцев назад +9

      Brilliantly said.

    • @Farmgirl-iy9zc
      @Farmgirl-iy9zc 10 месяцев назад +6

      @@markwatts4750 Thank you! The series is finally airing here in the US on PBS and I will watch it again.

    • @angelaglanville9377
      @angelaglanville9377 10 месяцев назад +7

      The worse that happened in the entire situation is the cover up that perpetuated the loss of lives, livelihoods and reputations. There needs to be prosecutions of those high ranking officials involved and huge compensation for the victims.. this whole situation is absolutely bloody disgraceful.

    • @scotsbillhicks
      @scotsbillhicks 10 месяцев назад

      Look up our fabled satirical magazine Private Eye, it has a separate file on this scandal. They have been covering this since Computing Weekly broke the scandal. While you are there have a look for the contaminated blood scandal. That is still ongoing.

    • @chebliss
      @chebliss 9 месяцев назад +4

      The Judges should be held to account as well .... they destroyed a 1000 lives as well. Beautifully written above.

  • @billwheeler3265
    @billwheeler3265 Год назад +453

    I am a retired Police Sergeant and now a criminal lawyer. This man strikes me as a grade one bully and a totally charmless individual who should never be allowed to conduct an interview. I would love to hear the full interview he conducted and his true copy of his thoughts after the interview. He looks what he is.

    • @colinhamilton9286
      @colinhamilton9286 Год назад

      Scum

    • @catabaticanabatic3800
      @catabaticanabatic3800 11 месяцев назад

      He is just spewing out exactly what the Nazis who were on trial at various hearings after the second world war did. "I was only following orders. I was only there , I did nothing". The equivalent of "the big boys made me do it". A total and utter coward. A morally bankrupt excuse of a Human being. He will get his just desserts. Public humiliation is a powerful medicine, however, it does not stop there.He will be the vilified. The spat upon. The ostracised. The game is only just starting for him.

    • @tanjee2698
      @tanjee2698 10 месяцев назад +6

      Hi ! (Fellow law student here) U-Tube search Stephen Bradshaw 11th of January, day 103 on the official post office inquiry channel here on RUclips. Private prosecution/ investigation are something else aren’t they!? Hope this helps

    • @johnrgoodman
      @johnrgoodman 10 месяцев назад

      He is a Dissgusting person, he should go to jail

    • @denis888red
      @denis888red 10 месяцев назад +10

      Bingo my friend. Bingo. He makes me ashamed to be a Scouser!

  • @dobythedog
    @dobythedog Год назад +630

    This is what happens when untrained and unaccountable people get to play being a policeman. He probably thought he was in the Sweeney and was getting off on it.

    • @mikejones-tf6zo
      @mikejones-tf6zo Год назад +18

      Must have watched a lot of films about concentration camps

    • @joeds3775
      @joeds3775 Год назад +12

      Most are ex police.

    • @Headakimb0
      @Headakimb0 Год назад +13

      Most are ex retired police 🤔

    • @SentinelSays
      @SentinelSays Год назад +16

      Very well trained to be honest. They had a very clear plan and knew exactly what they were doing, and that was stitching up innocent people to cover for their failing IT system that cost the government billions and was being hailed by POL themselves as being completely and totally failure proof. It was in their (and the government's) best interests to tighten the screws on the postmasters, their staff and their families as much as possible. Nothing like egg on the face to make investigators, managers, conglomerates, ministers and the judiciary decide to tow a line. It's happened many times before, and horizon will not be the last to come to the surface.

    • @Lippyandy
      @Lippyandy Год назад +6

      Your absolutely right there mate hes been watching to many americian cop films .but this country is getting so corupt .youve only gotta look at some of the english cops .all pumped up etc acting like American policeman

  • @affemoose4511
    @affemoose4511 Год назад +274

    Speechless. Utter disgrace. 'It wasn't me - honest' . A prime example of why an organisation shouldn't have the power to investigate itself.

    • @dannycarter1966
      @dannycarter1966 Год назад

      Someone should tell that to the professional standards unit of every police force in the UK. Another poison institution.

    • @woodenseagull1899
      @woodenseagull1899 Год назад +3

      This Bradshaw man is so inadequate, to the point being barely Literate .

    • @dannycarter1966
      @dannycarter1966 Год назад +3

      @@woodenseagull1899 he's like a really thick version of Stan Boardman.

  • @stevenoconnor9819
    @stevenoconnor9819 9 месяцев назад +89

    this man deserves to face a long prison sentence

  • @mercedessl8718
    @mercedessl8718 Год назад +182

    Can’t believe he can sit there knowing fully well what was going on here. Like RATS deserting a sinking ship I hope he gets what’s coming

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

  • @timduck8506
    @timduck8506 Год назад +273

    Paula Vennels and other CEO's should be held to account and taken to court for fraud and Blackmail, Extortion and misleading the court system.

    • @stephenphillips4984
      @stephenphillips4984 Год назад +2

      THERE IS no evidence (as yet) for those charges. They are simply what you image what happened. I doubt it will be proved. There WAS bad corporate practice that perhaps people like Bradsahw are helping to cover up for his bosses, but that does NOT amount to criminal behaviour, however reprehensible it was.

    • @Mike-tb5gj
      @Mike-tb5gj Год назад

      I am not sure that fraud, black ail, extortion or misleading are appropriate charges, but certainly all those involved, from Vennels down, have been shown to be incompetent. (Misleading the Courts could be one I suppose).
      As an investigator, faced with a sudden rash of sub-postmasters ALL trying to steal money from the Post Office, I would not be looking at individuals per se. As cases multiplied, my efforts would be focused on searching for a common denominator, the thing that made all these previously good people turn to crime, evidence of a plan, communications between people.....or something which was present in all these cases, which was (drum roll): the new software!!
      Listening to the posties at interview may have confirmed the cause of this fiasco early on and avoided the unnecessary persecution of all the posties.
      I mean, did they really think a large number of posties, from all over the country, most of whom had never even met, suddenly had the idea of doing a bit of fraud - all at the same time?! Seriously?!

    • @FissionChips
      @FissionChips Год назад +6

      Paula Vennels must be shitting bricks right now - she can see the prison bars looming . . .

    • @MetalSamantha
      @MetalSamantha Год назад

      @@stephenphillips4984They all knew that they were lying to subpostmasters about them being the only one, and they all knew that the people they were prosecuting were all entirely innocent

    • @timduck8506
      @timduck8506 Год назад

      @@stephenphillips4984 The Post Office knew that the software was faulty.

  • @MrRea112
    @MrRea112 Год назад +334

    He was an investigator but had nothing to do with anything that went wrong. Was he either grossly incompetent, brainless questioning nothing, negligent or may be lying under oath? An utter disgrace

    • @mikethefoto
      @mikethefoto Год назад +22

      All of the above?

    • @MontysKillerRabbit
      @MontysKillerRabbit Год назад +16

      Worst thing about it is that he's still an investigator.

    • @jastat
      @jastat Год назад +6

      He was just there for the paycheck

    • @BrianGoulden
      @BrianGoulden Год назад +13

      He admits to being the Investigations Manager in charge of the whole Investigation, admits he was present at an interview but sits his subordinate, a female investigator, was totally responsible for the collection of evidence and submission of the case-papers to the Prosecutions Unit. So, either he failed to exercise proper supervision, including checking the record of the interview and assessment of the evidence, or he was determined to get prosecutions irrespective of the evidence. Whichever it was, he is clearly not telling the truth!

    • @carltaylor4942
      @carltaylor4942 Год назад +13

      An "expert witness" who neither saw nor heard anything, knows nothing of computers or programming and doesn't follow the news...

  • @djsiuk
    @djsiuk 10 месяцев назад +41

    How is Stephen Bradshaw not in prison without the chance of Parole?

  • @lesduncan2795
    @lesduncan2795 Год назад +292

    No interviewer would enter an interview without being briefed and would not just accept things if they weren’t fully briefed and this just proves he’s the ‘Bully element’ of pleasing his bosses!

    • @TuhTuhPAH
      @TuhTuhPAH Год назад +15

      totally agree and this bullies are in many big companies and corporations

    • @_Ben4810
      @_Ben4810 Год назад +12

      I get the feeling his warped investigator mindset is that everyone are guilty. I've yet to hear where he's given the benefit of doubt to anyone...

  • @Kennykibble
    @Kennykibble Год назад +273

    I cant imagine his life will be particularly nice when he gets back home. What a horrible man.

    • @pauldevenport28320
      @pauldevenport28320 Год назад +25

      Hopefully he will be going through what he put the postmaster’s through and hopefully going to prison,he was supposed to be an investigator,why didn’t anyone get the transaction journal to scrutinize,because it would show the system was flawed.

    • @fredthemagnificent
      @fredthemagnificent Год назад +19

      He will get a generous pension, play bridge with his friends at the weekend and play with his train set, even his family will believe he has been unfairly wronged.. Justice like you suppose only happens in the movies.

    • @dougaltolan3017
      @dougaltolan3017 Год назад +7

      This image you have of him is exactly what was on the job description.

    • @davidmorgan1963
      @davidmorgan1963 Год назад +10

      Now all his neighbours and relatives know the real type of person he is . They can all make up their own minds how to treat him.

    • @mikematthews2750
      @mikematthews2750 Год назад +13

      I reckon this guy will be shunned by his local community now his face is out there. Deserves everything he gets and I’m sure there’s a lot coming the way of the scoundrels in this scandal.

  • @geblythe
    @geblythe Год назад +97

    He still works for the post office what a bloody disgraceful operation they are ..they all need to held accountable it’s sickening

    • @gumusluk05
      @gumusluk05 Год назад +2

      I feel sorry for his wife 😵‍💫

  • @paulcastle1718
    @paulcastle1718 9 месяцев назад +36

    I will be bitterly disappointed if this man does not eventually go to jail !

  • @saigonpete
    @saigonpete Год назад +549

    Having come across Bradshaw on more than one occasion, I can categorically state that he is lying under oath.

    • @cmgill2gill135
      @cmgill2gill135 Год назад +3

      How so?

    • @Blitterbug
      @Blitterbug Год назад +39

      Even without knowing the person, it's patently clear he's lying. Either that, or they may as well have slapped the job title of 'Investigator' on the bloody tea boy.

    • @amandamcauley
      @amandamcauley Год назад +39

      He was certainly squirming in his seat, he didn't like it when the shoe was on the other foot.

    • @michaelmcginley7930
      @michaelmcginley7930 Год назад +19

      ​@@cmgill2gill135if you have intellegence and integrity you would not have had to ask that question

    • @nicktaylor8767
      @nicktaylor8767 Год назад +21

      I am amazed at how long he managed to keep it up, it was only a matter of time before he would have switched to the ubiquitous " No comment" response. To think these people were allowed to terrorise innocent hardworking people !!! I trust this enquiry will be executed diligently and justice to be applied so that he and those responsible in this awful miscarriage of justice be made accountable for their actions. I can't imagine the unrelenting misery those people must have gone through being interviewed by someone like that given his performance being cross-examined at this hearing. No conscience whatsoever. " Karma" eh?🤞

  • @michaelmullen7051
    @michaelmullen7051 Год назад +96

    He knew exactly what he was doing, make me sick that he is still employed

    • @davidstanyer7289
      @davidstanyer7289 Год назад +6

      Im embarrassed to be a scouser listening to his broken record of i had nothing to do with the enquiry

  • @harrypalmer7169
    @harrypalmer7169 Год назад +102

    Prison sentences are required ASAP. Put these clowns in a court of law and lets see if they are prepared to commit perjury.

    • @fireskycam9889
      @fireskycam9889 9 месяцев назад

      As a prosecutor he'd be the first one I'd go after with any criminal charges I could.
      Guaranteed he'd easily break on the stand in a criminal trial and sing like a canary.

  • @FeckHallBahn
    @FeckHallBahn Год назад +48

    Chucking Miss Diane Matthews under a bus. What an appalling man.

  • @janethompson5153
    @janethompson5153 Год назад +229

    He should be sent to prison

    • @breeze_japanese
      @breeze_japanese Год назад +2

      @@chrimbus71 With Starmer and Sunak and Boris and Truss, and Cameron.

    • @fireskycam9889
      @fireskycam9889 9 месяцев назад +1

      As a prosecutor he'd be the first one I'd go after with any criminal charges I could.
      Guaranteed he'd easily break on the stand in a criminal trial and sing like a canary.

  • @jamesnicoll8415
    @jamesnicoll8415 Год назад +153

    I shake my head in disbelief at the state of this country!

    • @stoicsceptic8420
      @stoicsceptic8420 Год назад +1

      Managed decline. Go read Chapter 9 ( Load Control) on the quietly passed Energy Act 2023 if you want to see how bad things are becoming.

    • @geoffobrien1783
      @geoffobrien1783 Год назад +1

      Sadly , I don't anymore, just look at the messages that were suddenly lost on phones in the party gate inquiry

    • @mikeyoung7660
      @mikeyoung7660 Год назад

      Me too.

    • @Tawny6702
      @Tawny6702 Месяц назад

      This is least of it! HMRC should be investigated as well!

  • @hemiolabooks450
    @hemiolabooks450 Год назад +83

    The expression of the guy sitting behind the lawyer says it all.

  • @zetecrv10
    @zetecrv10 Год назад +36

    This man should be behind bars !!!

  • @alanjones4622
    @alanjones4622 Год назад +124

    Bradshaw does not give the impression of being the sharpest knife in the drawer. As a supposed investigator he appears to know bugger all about anything. Why was he not asked what day of the week it was, his answer might have ben surprising. How did he get a job as an investigator, I would not have employed him to open the door for witnesses entering his office.

    • @AngusAdair
      @AngusAdair Год назад +7

      These are the type of people that are promoted to these positions from jobs within the post office such as doorman to cleaners etc and this is the result and there are lots more like t
      him still in place.
      .

    • @_Ben4810
      @_Ben4810 Год назад +7

      I bet senior Post Office management proudly referred to him as ''Our Scouse Rottweiler'' who always got the job done....irrespective of innocent folks being wrongly convicted ........

    • @keithhardy8513
      @keithhardy8513 Год назад +13

      Bradshaw has worked for the Post Office since 1978 (45 years !). Probably the only employer he has ever worked for since leaving school. A time-server who gradually climbed the greasy pole proving the "Peter Principle" that he was promoted over the years until he reached his level of incompetence ! 😂😂

    • @michaelmcginley7930
      @michaelmcginley7930 Год назад

      He might be7 thick but hes a sociopath who loved the powere his job gave him.i could imagine him being a right vindictive and odious petson

    • @lightningtwostrikes4317
      @lightningtwostrikes4317 Год назад +3

      Give him a break, he not technically minded.

  • @martinwyke
    @martinwyke Год назад +86

    He needs to go to prison for perjury and perverting the course of justice.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

    • @TastyCarcass
      @TastyCarcass Год назад

      @@chrislambert9435 are you stupid

  • @GrandslamTim1
    @GrandslamTim1 Год назад +231

    I watched everything today on TV - This guy did everything not to answer the questions put to him with any honesty, he's like a Teflon pan

    • @_Ben4810
      @_Ben4810 Год назад +9

      Well done...it did seem to make for painful & frustrating viewing....

    • @geoffobrien1783
      @geoffobrien1783 Год назад +1

      Surely there must be tapes of his interviews ??????

  • @ianjonas7380
    @ianjonas7380 Год назад +14

    I sincerely hope that those affected by his crimes will live to see justice served on him.

  • @DavidAllen-fo4jl
    @DavidAllen-fo4jl Год назад +166

    He can't even apologise. Extraordinary. Remember these people.

  • @deegeetee
    @deegeetee Год назад +205

    As an investigator for a major national company for nearly 20 years, I can't take this man seriously. His claim that he had nothing to do with the investigation, in my opinion, is absolute nonsense. Over the years, I have assisted other investigators in their interviews & never once went into an interview without reviewing the evidence myself & discussing it with the other investigator, before conducting that interview. He seems to be trying to say that he never reviewed the evidence, if that's the case, how could he possibly conduct that interview and question the person accused of misconduct. I'm surprised the KC didn't explore that line of thought.

    • @c.marmion8430
      @c.marmion8430 Год назад +5

      It feels to me like Mr Bradshaw's only line of defence which is: "As I've already said..." (Which is very passive aggressive) is having the desired effect on the KC, causing him to back off... 😶

    • @IanMay-g5u
      @IanMay-g5u Год назад

      They will. He is fuced. The government is about to hand over millions of pounds. One thing you do not do, is fuc the government out of their slush fund that they had big plans for...................

    • @mehitabel6564
      @mehitabel6564 Год назад +21

      @@c.marmion8430 I think the KC is not so much backing off as allowing Mr Bradshaw to hoist himself on his own petard. It is made quite obvious that Bradshaw is lying.

    • @SaltimusMaximus
      @SaltimusMaximus Год назад +7

      Their investigators were generally recruited internally and went on a three week residential training course at a Post Office training facility. I did investigations that could go to prosecution, I trained for four years to get qualified, including some courses with the Police relating to pace and CJA, only when I passed my qualifications was I fully allowed to act independently, I generally aimed to do 10 hour’s training a year.

    • @c.marmion8430
      @c.marmion8430 Год назад +1

      ​@@mehitabel6564You could be right about that. Time will tell...

  • @JonathanCreaser
    @JonathanCreaser Год назад +128

    The more that's unravelled from this affair, the worse and worse it gets. It's absolutely incredible that this guy was given any responsibility for anything, let alone as being an investigator.

    • @Ian-mj4pt
      @Ian-mj4pt Год назад +4

      Yeah trying to make himself sound as if he can't tie his own shoes but they allowed him to do as he pleased . They all trying to minimise their part in this .

  • @oldneo4309
    @oldneo4309 8 месяцев назад +14

    Edward Henry and Jason Beer deserve medals for their tenacity and patience.

    • @jarjeermules
      @jarjeermules 7 месяцев назад

      I have been a retired barrister for many years, but I've never been prouder of the Bar. The professionalism and exemplary conduct of the silks is to be applauded.

  • @johanlourens723
    @johanlourens723 Год назад +89

    Not me, not me ... everyone else at fault . not me, not me ... He is an investigator, but knows nothing.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад +2

      They ought to find a case which He did decide upon ! but as usual these MP enquiries lack rightly positioned questions

    • @sophiabee8924
      @sophiabee8924 Год назад

      It's a little Manuelesque....."I know nothing, Mrs Faulty"

  • @SNAFUferret
    @SNAFUferret Год назад +157

    What an apalling life form Bradshaw cones across as. He's evidently less honourable than a mafia gangster.
    This whole drawn out scandal reflects so badly on senior leadership at the P.O.
    They need to be imprisoned for the harm they've caused.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

    • @SNAFUferret
      @SNAFUferret Год назад +6

      @@chrislambert9435 It's pretty obvious that innocent people were being threatened to agree to things they did not do to suffer a lesser penalty. This is horrific abuse on a grand scale.

  • @srp01983
    @srp01983 Год назад +132

    One of his ‘victims’ has already said publicly that Bradshaw is a liar. I watched him being questioned this morning and decided she was right. Now watching this I can say that he looks like a nasty piece of work who didn’t care about his victims. He needs to go to prison and get a taste of what he’s done to others.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

    • @srp01983
      @srp01983 Год назад +11

      @@chrislambert9435 Have you any appreciation of what it must have been like to have been interviewed by this man? Did you hear the transcripts of his PACE interviews being read out to him? I can quite understand how some of these victims entered guilty pleas despite their innocence.

    • @jamil027
      @jamil027 Год назад

      ​@@chrislambert9435You keep pasting this reply in various comments here. Are you a bot or a genuine bootlicker?

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      @@srp01983 When they plead Guilty, were they Lying ?

    • @srp01983
      @srp01983 Год назад

      @@chrislambert9435 Have you heard of the word coercion? Have you watched the testimony of Stephen Bradshaw? Try looking it up on RUclips, particularly the afternoon session of the 11th January. Have you actually got a brain or are you just trying to make out you are completely stupid?

  • @kathykay9920
    @kathykay9920 11 месяцев назад +18

    Gives the appearance of a bully. No morals. Well done Mr Henry K C,.

  • @ThatsViews
    @ThatsViews Год назад +65

    I heard years ago, before the Horizon scandal, that Post Office staff were absolutely terrified of the Post Office Investigation Branch. Seeing 'men' of the calibre of Bradshaw, I can see why.

  • @BarryRudge
    @BarryRudge Год назад +115

    No matter how much Bradshaw denies knowledge the evidence against him is overwhelming.

    • @s.j.bluewater908
      @s.j.bluewater908 Год назад +8

      Someone needs to be held accountable and it looks like it’s him.

    • @electrickery
      @electrickery Год назад +2

      @@s.j.bluewater908 Just so long as he's not used as a scapegoat to shield others, like the investigation branch management and POCL senior management.

  • @SamMcDonald83
    @SamMcDonald83 Год назад +98

    You can just imagine that horrible man laying into that poor girl. I hope he gets what's coming to him. I'm sure he'll be very popular in prison....

    • @fireskycam9889
      @fireskycam9889 9 месяцев назад +1

      As a prosecutor he'd be the first one I'd go after with any criminal charges I could.
      Guaranteed he'd easily break on the stand in a criminal trial and sing like a canary.

  • @geralduk631
    @geralduk631 10 месяцев назад +8

    The Post office is infected will so many low-quality individuals who were promoted way beyond their capabilities and given extraordinary power and control.

  • @slider3215
    @slider3215 Год назад +116

    He signed a witness statement knowing the content to be false. Perverting the course of justice. Jail him.

    • @markroberts1858
      @markroberts1858 Год назад +10

      Let’s find out who told him to sign a false statement and jail them aswell.

    • @richardwarner5491
      @richardwarner5491 Год назад +4

      Have we got enough jails !

    • @175924
      @175924 Год назад +1

      @@markroberts1858 He didn´t sign if he have a Backbone

    • @raphaelandrews3617
      @raphaelandrews3617 Год назад +1

      he knew that the statement he signed was false and he signed it.

    • @catherinesinclair7727
      @catherinesinclair7727 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@markroberts1858General Counsel of Post Office signed off the statements

  • @maidmarion2976
    @maidmarion2976 Год назад +58

    I always believed that signing a statement written by someone else was an offence against the court. It has to be YOUR statement in your words

    • @jamielee9350
      @jamielee9350 Год назад +6

      That itself is not an offence , however because he has signed it he is agreeing with the contents of the statement. In simple terms a prepared statement is a document that is prepared during consultation between a suspect and their legal adviser with a view to using it during or after an investigative interview. Or in other words "He signed it , He owns it".

    • @Songbirdstress
      @Songbirdstress Год назад

      ​@@jamielee9350I cannot believe I didn't write it is a defence. I don't write my contracts either, but they are valid in law. In fact I don't write 99.9999 percent of what I sign.

  • @jmal1824
    @jmal1824 Год назад +57

    This is the attitude of people all the way up the post office management and accountability chain.
    Arrogant liars

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

  • @rosemaryclark9816
    @rosemaryclark9816 10 месяцев назад +49

    This man is almost too horrible to listen to.He is just ignorant.

    • @carolynhawley8128
      @carolynhawley8128 Месяц назад

      Straight out of Central casting for a Dickens novel.

  • @specialandroid1603
    @specialandroid1603 Год назад +93

    Part of the problem is the ability of the Post Office to bring private criminal prosecutions. So many things wrong with that.

    • @GlasPthalocyanine
      @GlasPthalocyanine Год назад +5

      I can't think of one good reason why any organisation should have that kind of power, in a modern society.

    • @eddierogers9491
      @eddierogers9491 Год назад

      @@GlasPthalocyanine It was a hang over from the days of being under the Crown, not even the police could enter without permission in those days, every Royal Mail site had blacked out windows overlooking working areas where the IB (investigation branch) could watch, there favorite trick was to leave out some money etc and see who touched it. and if they called you in about something that had gone missing (on their word) and you got tricked / pressured into saying "well you can search my house if you like" they bloody well would and rip up floors doing so with no recompence or legal redress. also can say that the post office counters centers that handled cash to the sub postmasters did not trust postmasters in the slightest and this was before horizon

    • @loretta-van
      @loretta-van 9 месяцев назад

      I am not an expert but thought that anyone with enough money can bring private criminal prosecutions and guess that "prosecution authority" is just a new couple of words I don't understand. So I might be wrong. Interested to know if I am wrong

  • @50angeleyes
    @50angeleyes Год назад +39

    He “was there on the day” but didn’t have any thing to do with any of it. What a snake of a man. I really pray that all these sub postmasters/mistresses get the justice they deserve even though people are lying through their teeth to try and wriggle out of any blame for this. The more we hear the more disgusting we find the treatment of these people.

  • @jotheakston2405
    @jotheakston2405 Год назад +160

    What a nasty guy! He nods when he lies whilst saying no!

  • @patiolis
    @patiolis 9 месяцев назад +15

    What a horrid apology for a man! ‘It’s nothin to do with me guv!’

  • @stewarttaylor6549
    @stewarttaylor6549 Год назад +27

    ‘ I was only following orders’
    ‘she did it, not me’
    ‘I was present but not actually there’

  • @bartcouprie4986
    @bartcouprie4986 Год назад +80

    'I was only following orders' didn't work at Nuremberg either!

  • @jojoFranklin
    @jojoFranklin Год назад +56

    Vile human being … justice needs to be done.

  • @georgeay332
    @georgeay332 4 месяца назад +1

    The man is a disgrace. He should be dismissed from the service, how dare he pretend to serve the Crown. He lied, he blackmailed, he coersed and he controlled. All of these are criminal offences, why aren't the Police seeing to this?

  • @Mark-sc4bu
    @Mark-sc4bu Год назад +69

    One very simple question that could have been asked is "If you didn't have anything to do with the pre/post-investigation work, and you had no management control of its processes, what exactly were you doing at that interview/what was your role?"

  • @annewood5562
    @annewood5562 Год назад +59

    Just by his tone and body language you can tell he is a bully and he'll never admit to anything... not my circus not my monkeys. In fact they all blame someone else, not me guv, I was just following orders. They need to face a court for false arrest and theft of all the money they stole from sub post masters. They are absolutely infuriating the way they are handling thus inquiry.

  • @pauledwards6987
    @pauledwards6987 Год назад +42

    “Not me not me” This man is a disgrace

  • @kevind6956
    @kevind6956 9 месяцев назад +58

    A lying thug. His demeanour shows his a very unpleasant man. Prison time for the bully.

  • @morgancarson2071
    @morgancarson2071 Год назад +70

    In his questioning, he admitted signing a section 9 statement (used as evidence in Court) saying tgst the Horizon system was robust and worked well, even though at the time that he signed that, he knew, or had reason to believe that this was untrue. That's perjury! Why is he not being charged? He says that he didn't write the statement, although he read it, and he was told to sign it, so he did. "Just following orders" is a line that didn't work too well at Nuremberg! Why is the post office still employing this man knowing that he perjured himself? Why is he not in prison?? Do the post office still expect us to trust them when this man is still in post?!

    • @stampandscrap7494
      @stampandscrap7494 Год назад +3

      Because they paid him to lie

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад +2

      He is the guy the Post Office needed

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

    • @davidslater9713
      @davidslater9713 Год назад +3

      Bradshaw signed the statement as his. A section 9 statement would have been signed twice, after the declaration (the oath) and at the end. If it was tendered in evidence and he gave evidence on oath in court knowing that it was untrue then there’s no argument, it’s perjury.

    • @Rasscasse
      @Rasscasse Год назад +6

      How could this man agree to the statement that the horizon system was robust and worked well and yet claim in his interviews at the enquiry here, that he was not an expert on the computer system and that was the field of other people higher than him.
      By his own admission, he is not qualified to judge that it was robust and worked well.
      Claiming ignorance of how the system worked at this enquiry jeopardises his statement that it was robust and worked well. Surely this borders on falsehood.

  • @paulgollum1
    @paulgollum1 Год назад +78

    The arrogance of this man and his total lack of remorse is highly offensive.

    • @Coneman3
      @Coneman3 8 месяцев назад +3

      Comes across as a psychopath

  • @garynelson5918
    @garynelson5918 Год назад +35

    Send every one of them to prison. Each and every last one who played any role in this clear and obvious set up.

  • @christopherkirkland7174
    @christopherkirkland7174 Год назад +7

    Shocking.

  • @raybrouitt2918
    @raybrouitt2918 Год назад +61

    A reliable stooge ready to ignore torture and injustice

  • @stevecato1964
    @stevecato1964 Год назад +49

    Stephen "It wasn't Me Guv'" Bradshaw is a perfect example of what happens when people of low intelligence (but not cunning) are given unaccountable power and authority. Somewhere there must be a paper trail as to how his investigations proceeded, with the individuals who interacted and commented on the process clearly identified. Surely from this it could be established as to how the prosecutions in question led to the crime of "perverting the course of justice". Find the guilty parties, give them a trial and jail them.

    • @mikematthews2750
      @mikematthews2750 Год назад +1

      ‘Vee vere only obeying ze orders of our dear leader und her henchvimmen und menschen! ‘ lol

    • @Saffy-yr8vo
      @Saffy-yr8vo Год назад

      Agree. Whether he was aware of the serious nature of what he was doing or not, his bosses should be getting grilled right now. A lot of workers are required to do as their boss tells them, no questions asked. Where are the bosses?

    • @George-dx2sd
      @George-dx2sd Год назад

      He strikes me very much like the Gauleiters , lower level functionaries employed by the GESTAPO during WW2. Low intellect peasants willing to do what they are told without questioning orders. I'll bet he voted BREXIT and votes UKIP !!

  • @jimwright1148
    @jimwright1148 Год назад +65

    It’s about time all government’s companies/organisations should be under scrutiny and inspected,as we can see the people in charge seem to lack the moral fibres to do the jobs,all made possible by an equally corrupt government!

  • @chrismoore7606
    @chrismoore7606 11 месяцев назад +11

    Turns out he was only there to hold the coats. These people have no remorse for their shameful behaviours.

  • @alexritchie4586
    @alexritchie4586 Год назад +56

    So he believed that hundreds of postmasters across the entire country conveniently started pilfering huge sums of money straight after a new accounting system was introduced? Pfft!

    • @edwardalexander9486
      @edwardalexander9486 Год назад +6

      That's the crux of the whole mess-up - rather than join the dots, paula venables - the one ultimately responsible - actioned a strategy of denial that the software was faulty.

    • @geoffobrien1783
      @geoffobrien1783 Год назад +4

      This is the most stunning fact that I find difficult to understand, apparently, each individual being questioned were not aware hundreds were being accused, and NOT ONE sane person within the Post Office paused for thought that something was not quite right and looked for other reasons.

    • @johnbryant6572
      @johnbryant6572 Год назад

      He would do that hes as thick as pigsshit.tells himself lies and believes them thats what neurotic people do.hows he going to he honest with anyone else if he lies to himself.

    • @None-zc5vg
      @None-zc5vg 11 месяцев назад

      If no money WERE pilfered (as seems to have been the case) then how did the true receipts 'disappear' in the Post Office accounts ? How could the system lose (for good) true income that was mistakenly 'lost' by the automated accounting-process ?

  • @harrybarrow6222
    @harrybarrow6222 Год назад +81

    The Privatised Post Office should pay each victim of Horizon several million in compensation.
    NO PROFITS AND NO SHAREHOLDERS DIVIDENDS until that has been done.

    • @c.marmion8430
      @c.marmion8430 Год назад +5

      But no, the tax-payers will foot the bill, as per usual 🤨

    • @extrude22
      @extrude22 Год назад +7

      The post office isn’t privatised. The government own it.

    • @howard1beale
      @howard1beale Год назад

      The post office is owned by the government there are no shareholders, except for tax payers who paid this asshole and all the lawyers that represented the PO

    • @DaSkonk
      @DaSkonk Год назад +8

      Fujitsu should also be made to pay - they're liable too and can well afford it!

    • @Dalesmanable
      @Dalesmanable Год назад +2

      Get your facts right. The PO is owned by the government. The Royal Mail is completely separate and is not involved here.

  • @bostonbikebits6539
    @bostonbikebits6539 Год назад +105

    Ok, I get it, it was everybody else's fault, Bradshaw is totally blameless, anything that happened was down to somebody else. I suspect he is a very big part of the problem.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

    • @geoffobrien1783
      @geoffobrien1783 Год назад +1

      He is guilty as hell as being the main '' Gestapo ' interrogator, and should be given time behind bars

    • @nigelpower1509
      @nigelpower1509 Год назад

      @@chrislambert9435 Give it a rest Chris, we've got your message!

  • @Heathen.Deity.
    @Heathen.Deity. Год назад +7

    A truly shameless lack of introspection, accountability or honesty from a man that needs to be in prison.

  • @nalodailec
    @nalodailec Год назад +45

    Bradshaw could leave a room without having to bother to open the door. He slithers out like a puff of smoke or a worm. How much money was he being paid for being so busy every working day doing nothing at all. Seems there were a considerable number of people at the Post Office with his attitude.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      There are a number of people like Him working in Government departments

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

    • @None-zc5vg
      @None-zc5vg 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@chrislambert9435(You surely mean "ANY" number of people like him (?))

  • @bhgp1976
    @bhgp1976 Год назад +43

    The lies commenced as soon as he opened his mouth!

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

    • @bhgp1976
      @bhgp1976 Год назад

      @@chrislambert9435Some signed because they were trying to avoid a jail sentence.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      @@bhgp1976 So the accused lied, when they plead guilty, did they ?

    • @bhgp1976
      @bhgp1976 Год назад

      ⁠@@chrislambert9435 People will lie to avoid jail. If you want to see a liar in action, watch the weasel being questioned.

  • @TheHarrier85
    @TheHarrier85 Год назад +39

    What a weasel

  • @pauljurgen-romrig9616
    @pauljurgen-romrig9616 7 месяцев назад +2

    They’ll be a lot of people that know him personally, who will be enjoying his predicament very much.

  • @johncooper8040
    @johncooper8040 Год назад +75

    Just terrifying to imagine the torment he put those poor people through. The fact he had a long succesful career in the post office speaks volumes.

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад +1

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

  • @barrymak8061
    @barrymak8061 Год назад +31

    Get the ball rolling...charge him and get him on front of a jury......of his peers ,let REAL JUSTICE BE SERVED

    • @johncahalane7327
      @johncahalane7327 Год назад +2

      I would fire him first, you realise he is still a security investigator for the PO ,how is this possible, reminds me of Hillsborough and other scandals. He is a weasel...

    • @stevestibbons1789
      @stevestibbons1789 Год назад

      @@johncahalane7327the PO won’t fire him, he knows where all the bodies are , because he buried them

    • @fireskycam9889
      @fireskycam9889 9 месяцев назад

      As a prosecutor he'd be the first one I'd go after with any criminal charges I could.
      Guaranteed he'd easily break on the stand in a criminal trial and sing like a canary.

  • @brianlopez8855
    @brianlopez8855 Год назад +45

    Vennels will be delighted if the blame falls at and stays at Bradshaws level. They are only questioning the camp guards at this stage...

    • @faithlesshound5621
      @faithlesshound5621 Год назад +4

      Remember the Abu Ghraib inquiry? Camp guards like Lyndee England served a couple of years in jail and became a hero when she returned to her trailer park. The commandant was just demoted, from Brigadier General to Colonel.

    • @williamweb9782
      @williamweb9782 Год назад +3

      @brianlopez8855
      It beggars belief that Paula Vennels is religious. It is staggering to me how a person can have a split-personality like this.

    • @None-zc5vg
      @None-zc5vg 11 месяцев назад +2

      Again: he's the perfect "fall guy" from central casting.

  • @susanhay2644
    @susanhay2644 3 месяца назад +1

    The guy behind the lawyer can’t take his eyes off this creep

  • @darrenwilson8042
    @darrenwilson8042 Год назад +28

    How can you be trusted to prosecute people over issues that come out of an IT system you openly admit you don't understand.

  • @gerardhampson9089
    @gerardhampson9089 Год назад +46

    He blames everyone but himself.
    What a lier he is , needs to be taken to court.
    And he needs to go to jail.

  • @clungebucket23
    @clungebucket23 Год назад +34

    The thuggish face of unaccountable power... His performance tells us all we need to know about the business model of the PO..

    • @mikejones-tf6zo
      @mikejones-tf6zo Год назад +2

      bet his family are proud of him

    • @chrislambert9435
      @chrislambert9435 Год назад

      What about when the accused pleaded guilty, He must have thought He made the correct decision ? The accused signed Their Statements !

    • @bernardlawson1629
      @bernardlawson1629 Год назад

      @@chrislambert9435 A pathetic point. He bullied and pressurised terrified people with threats of worse consequences if they didn’t sign. That’s why their convictions will be set aside.

  • @StuartMiles74
    @StuartMiles74 9 месяцев назад +27

    This man is a total disgrace. He should be in prison. He blames everyone but himself.