‘In August 2013 on a visit to Imber Barracks, Beech took photos. Beech then asks for crime reference number so he can claim compensation. Beech spoke to the counsellor about his debts.’
During May to July 2014: Beech visits a long list of websites, including Exaro News. He also searches for Elm Guest House.’
Beech is asked to mark photos of anyone he recognises who were involved in the abuse.’
Beech asks police to speak to his counsellor.’
Beech claimed the whole case was proving traumatic for him.
In November 2014 Beech was interviewed for a second time.’
In January 2015 Beech denied ever having done any research about missing boys.
Beech was taken to military barracks to point out where he had been abused.’
He and other boys were taken to various rooms to be abused by military officers.
In April 2015 he was driven by police officers around locations in central London for Beech to identify anywhere he had been abused.’
Next stop was Ecclestone Square. Beech sobbed. He asked the officers to drive on.’
At the Carlton Club, in St. James Street. Stop. Dolphin Square, a flat at the front he'd visited. Beech now sobbing again.’
Another contemporary says Beech was a normal boy. This boy, Jonathan Budd, spent time out of school with Beech and his mother. He had good memories.
Beech has stated he had no friends in school.’
Various teachers have stated they knew nothing of a boy being killed on the road nor pupils being taken out of school.’
[Court rises for the day. #CarlBeech trial will resume tomorrow at 10.15 am.]