Financial Fraudster News investigations wrote to the deputy prime minister disclosing prima facie evidence and conduct by a corrupt group of probation officers employed by the Department of the Ministry of Justice who are named as Jane Carpentieri, Diane Russell, Koreen Logie and Alexandra Cheah, who as part of an organised crime group or OCG were prepared to abuse their positions to assist in the recall to prison of an innocent man.
Financial Fraudster News investigations have seen papers which show that Carpentieri significantly ticking a series of boxes on a form known as a Part A Recall Report that indicated that the man had committed an offence.
Carpentieri in a premediated, sophisticated, and pre-planned act sought approval from both Russell and Logie.
The Report shows that Carpentieri knew that the man had not been charged by police or convicted of any offence positioned herself as judge, jury, and executioner, and sought endorsement of her Report by Russell and Logie who each endorsed the Report.
Russell firstly endorsed the fraudulent Recall Report prepared by Carpentieri and passed it to Logie who appears to have embellished the Report with false statements prior to presenting the Report to the Secretary of State for Justice to obtain a Revocation Order.
On 21st April 2022, the Secretary of State for Justice, having seemingly rubber-stamped the fraudulent Recall Report issued a Revocation Order seeking the arrest and immediate recall to prison of the innocent man who had no idea of the turn of events until his arrest on 6th May 2022.
The scale of the fraud through a collective abuse of positions has become a politically charged issue since the media has been made aware of the alleged criminal activity that has accused the Secretary of State for Justice and Chief Executive of HM Prison and Probation Service of a “lamentable” and “desperately inadequate” refusal to tackle fraud amongst the ranks of known groups of employees who are prepared to abuse their positions for their own ends in positions held within the Ministry of Justice.
Financial Fraudster News investigations has seen post Recall Papers that shows that Cheah has now reversed the decision to recall the innocent man who remains in HMP Highdown located in Surrey until due process is completed.
The blatant misuse of the Recall Report system has brought the recall process in the hands of poor performing Community Offender Managers and inexperienced senior managers working in the UK justice system into disrepute and exposes the poor culture and corrupt practices of Hendon Probation office led by criminal suspect Diane Russell who is accused of playing leading role, having authorised a fraudulent Recall Report to mislead the Secretary of State for Justice to issue the revocation of the Licence of an innocent man who Carpentieri described “Mr Windykyds [not his real name] has responded well to supervision and has attended all his appointments…”
Financial Fraudster News investigations has seen post Recall Papers that shows Cheah, a senior manager had made the decision not to endorse the Recall Report used to imprison the innocent man who remains in HMP Highdown Prison, Surrey, one of the most notorious corrupt cases involving Ministry of Justice employees allowed to fester by the Secretary of State for Justice.
The National Probation Service and Ministry of Justice have declined to comment on this article.
