This Sewer rat, who used, many years ago to be a police constable have questions about why the Investigation was closed. Apparently (I say apparently because the press dribble out information in the most desultory fashion and in no order) The Minister's complainant reported her
allegations to police in March 2020. First Question. What information did they write down. Then apparently again they were in touch with her 5 times before she dropped the complaint. Second Question, Where are the recorded notes of those interviews? Third Question, did she give
Police details from her diary? Did she write to them in emails describing the alleged rape? What did the police do? What didn't they do? All police have notebooks. The police Stations have an occurrence book which all visitors to the station are written into. The police who
attend to the complainant should make a note in their pocket book (an official record of what they do specifically so they can refer to it as evidence of notes made at the time). Who was the complainant passed onto? The Criminal Investigation department (a specialist area). They
too have diaries where they make notes of what was said to them by the complainant. All of these interactions went on over months. Having made the complaint, I find it hard to believe that the complainant, didn't share her evidence with police. i find it hard to fathom, why they
didn't ask other police in South Australia (specialists in this areas of Sexual assault) to take a statement from the complainant on their behalf. I don't think the public have been told all of the facts about all of this.
If you are saying you can't try a person when the complainant is dead then think again. Read this case. austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdo…
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