[hcfman]

Oh, and the prosecutor who lied in court to make his case failed had been previously made lying in court in 2013. Then he didn't loose his job, he was promoted.

And the former head of team interventions, who was joinly responsible for the criminal intervention, was mentioned at the end of each episode of a six part documentary called "De Villamoord" as refusing to answer the documentary maker's questions. The documentary was about 9 innocent people sent to jail on fabricated evidence. So she's being responsible for obstruction of justice before, both of them have. But both of them were just promoted, not fired.

Before being the head of team interventions, she was previously the head of the organised crime unit in Arnheim, which is why her name was mentioned at the end of each episode. And it's why I then further investigated her background to discover those roles and the explanation was to why the case was delayed and how she was then in a position to further obstruct justice. I was interested, because we had had two meetings with her in my efforts to get the absurdly massive harrassment stopped.

It's quite clear that the huge escalation in harrassment that occurred before we started protesting at the town hall that resulted in the government buying the house of my harrasser was an attempt to make me trip up and do something illegal. A futile attempt because I'm simply just not that kind of person, I'm very law abiding.