http://pastebin.com/Vi0LNKek


1) Jenny and I seperate from my father and move to Bristol around 1976. Years later I would realise we had been stalked for years, visibly through the 90s, as shown in the scam of 2002 that was linked to this.

2) Jenny reports an attempted sexual assault in the street in the early 1990s; police abandon investigation claiming a lack of evidence; CID suggest to me, prior to interview, their doubts in mentioning the case of a girl claiming she had been abused in a family and it not being true. My mother had claimed abuse at thirteen, denied by the family, while raised in Italy.

3) I receive a card apparently from a schoolgirl through my door, untraced. I am followed in streets by the likes of a girl in a witch hat, a stand-in for Leon Trotsky, dismissed as weirdos at the time, and find an occult design at my gate.

4) My mother dies in 1998. Blood is cleaned from the kitchen floor, and the chaplain at the local hospital describes the morgue to me as a 'big fridge'.

5) A letter from the author of my father's obituary goes missing from my desk, and is never recovered.

6) I am attacked when I go online in a scam linked to a local magazine, offline activity, a media network including The Guardian newspaper, and sex investigations including Operation Ore, the later Yewtree, evidenced in messages, including one noted Operation Ore arrest; evidence of intrusion is more clearly registered at my address, and a rootkit or similar is employed. Online and magazine content heavily references film, and is strewn with the family and my dead parents, including the traits of the stolen obit. Online data data also refers to 'DNA', in the context of child sex scams and 'feminist nightmare', and is replete with my mother's cousin and her daughter.

7) A trip to London shows related knowledge, unconfessed, among family; return finds a pet cat almost dead; I find a card in a bag with a quotation from Alice in Wonderland ("six impossible things before breakfast") on top of the kitchen fridge. I change both locks at the address.

8) Among many other items in media, DNA Films release 28 Weeks Later, Notes on a Scandal and others. 28 Weeks Later shows a cameo for my mother's cousin, employed at the company, her daughter, and a good likeness for my mother as a character calledx Alice and her hospital murder, based on a scene from Blade Runner. Inspection of media data shows the close links to The Guardian, the role of the NHS et al in coverup, the links to Ore and Yewtree, the role of the magazine themselves, closed following their links to thousands of pounds in theft of all we had from storage, and the media-network behind, and raises the spectre of media inception that has led me to analyse and sequence film over forty years. Both my mother's cousins are shown to be making money at our expense as I continue to be stalked, bothered and blacklisted by Britain and its nut cult operation.



The links of the Venue magazine scam to The News of the World are troubled by the role of The Guardian and the magazine, and the media network gradually divulged by the data I recorded in 2002-3, as well as years of prior stalking and setup. Despite this, the methodologies are exactly alike, and the newspaper's association with an aggressive campaign against sex offenders would match the preoccupations of the child sex scam at the magazine, including its use of rumours surrounding the ex-partner of a friend's mum clearly describes in its messages.
Like links to stalking, online locations and events, stolen data, or references to film and other constructive texts, the traces of the Murdoch paper can be seen feintly in the data. The name Millie used in one of the first personals ads recorded on the Venue website coincides with the initial Milly Dowler investigations, utterly unknown to me at the time; one message in the magazine in 2003 can be seen sarcastically alluding to someone "vandalising a toilet with a mobile phone" signed 'Neville', also the name of key NotW reporter Neville Thurlbeck; the name Daniel was prominent as that of private investigator Daniel Morgan, found murdered in a car park in 1987; the name Becca can be seen more than once, slang for Rebecca and also the name of NotW editor Rebekah Brooks; and the name Nick was associated with the investigation and exposure of the newspaper at The Guardian by Nick Davies.
Fox, meanwhile, are linked to Clare St John's employer and makers of 2007's 28 Weeks Later DNA Films, via Fox Atomic and their later deal with Fox to produce DNA TV; Fox Atomic were also producers of 2009's Jennifer's Body. The wiki pages can almost read 'obvious criminal scam and media operation seeks excuses and coverup', as ever.

Was the News of the World linked to the events at Venue and in Bristol? Probably, along with years of stalking, planning, and a media network that included the participation and censorship of all quarters of the press and media, including The Guardian responsible for exposing the Murdoch interest, as data shows.



Venue magazine website, Female Seeks Male: Friday 12 July 2002
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After I had emailed the editorial address, what looked a sarcastic response to my email appeared among the website personals ads. The name, though of altered spelling, appears amidst the Milly Dowler abduction case in news, later linked to The News of the World hacking scandal and its accessing of her phone and deletion of messages. The Murdoch newspaper is noted for running a public campaign against known sex offenders in the UK leading to several attacks and cases of mistaken identity, and this activity matches elements of the child sex scam and its use of rumour regarding Oliver's mother's ex-partner, clearly named, but in turn linking it to child sex activity and corruption given the obscured links to the likes of Ore, Yewtree and of course criminal activity in Bristol. The Dowler case was unknown to me at the time, and the links to The News of the World would not be ascertained until 2014 and after. The Murdoch media interest, loosely, is also pertinent to the role of Fox in two decisive films, both DNA Film's 28 Weeks Later, later followed by a Fox deal with DNA to produce DNA Television, and Jennifer's Body, produced by 20th Century Fox subsidiary Fox Atomic. A later message in the magazine naming mobile phones and a toilet is signed 'Neville', also the name of Neville Thurlbeck, a key figure at The News of the World.


millie
Cancer
millie_shon@yahoo.co.uk
Bristol
'The Girlfriend'
"Touching, raw, full of every human emotion - with all the ingredients for a best girlfriend with the added weight of being true." The Daily Mail
"Suspense,humour,love,terror and hope. A woman of courage, madness, gaiety. Anger too." Times Literary Review
"At no point difficult to follow yet the facts she contains are of astonishing complexity." The Star
"Devastating, original, glittering with anger and thwarted love...this girlfriend is a combustible mixture of ferocity and vulnerability." - Womens Hour
"Riveting." Bizarre




Venue magazine #564: 6 June - 12 June 2003
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The first of two references to "Weeksy", this one signed "Neville". The first name may be a deliberate variation on Banksy, or inspired by Venue's newfound weekly status, though the nickname was that of someone in Bristol as far as I can recall. Neville is also the name of Neville Thurlbeck, chief reporter at the News of the World at the centre of the media hacking scandal exposed primarily in The Guardian after 2006, with The Guardian shown close to events at Venue itself, and associated with a decisive email titled "For Neville" claimed a primary item in evidence. The message also describes the defacing of a public toilet with a mobile phone, noting the association of the newspaper with phone hacking, and recalling the D-Faced of Dignity lyrics on the Inertia UK fake teen band site in early 2003. I had also just purchased a mobile phone for the first time. The satirical personal ad carrying the name 'Millie' appears in June-July 2002 in the midst of the Milly Dowler abduction and murder hunt, and the Murdoch paper was later incriminated in the hacking of her phone and deletion of messages. Amid all this it is also noted that the paper had run an aggressive 'name and shame' campaign against sex offenders after 2000, resulting in several attacks and cases of mistaken identity; and this scenario approximately matches the role of sex crime at the magazine, including its links to rumours surrounding Oliver's mother's ex-partner, clearly described, though utilised for effect.)

I saw you Weeksy (Bangkok boy) Back from Thailand, tan on your face, out defacing public conveniences on Whiteladies Road with your new phone. No, Luv Neville xxx


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_of_the_World#Anti- paedophile_campaign_.282000.29

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_of_the_World#Phone_hacking_scandal

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_of_the_World_phone_hacking_scandal

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Milly_Dowler

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neville_Thurlbeck

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Morgan_%28private_investigator%29

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebekah_Brooks#Phone_hacking_scandal

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Davies

A Reddit summary account can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/qa2jm/today_was_about_more_tha n_a_horse/



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer%27s_Body

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Atomic

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/20th_Century_Fox

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/28_Weeks_Later


The act of screen violence below (which film buffs will have spotted owes its basic form to Blade Runner's semi-finale) is a piece of targeted propaganda and personal offense buried in yet one more installment of derivative and sequenced global media and film, the medium that has made lives its objects for commerce and social control in the 21st century. The production is joined by my mother's female cousin, thereby one beneficiary, while the patient being killed resembles my mother, dead in hospital in 1998, before I was attacked violently online and harassed offline in a planned and media-linked scam that took my home, all we had and has left me censored and under attack for over a decade. The principal actor, Robert Carlyle, is also that of 2002's Black and White, obviously linked to the magazine's Australian preoccupations in context and another linked to the Murdoch press, here by subject, the murder of a girl in Alice Springs Australia in the 1950s.

I invite anyone concerned to contact DNA Films at 10 Amwell Street, London EC1R 1UQ T: +44 (0)20 7843 4410. Or contact Clare St John at 25 Shirlock Road, Hampstead, London NW32HR.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhBwZ4ZYYwQ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNA_Films

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/dna-films-teams-fox-networks-677343