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British Royal Family well seasoned commentators are known to have remarked that the genesis of the Gerald 6th Duke of Sutherland identity theft case lies in the forging of the birth certificate which effectively brought about a wide cadre of public figures who took advantage following the death of his mother and father respectively HRH The Princess Marina Duchess of Kent and George 5th Duke of Sutherland later HRH Prince Edward Duke of Windsor and Sir Winston S. Churchill both godfathers to Gerald 6th Duke of Sutherland during the formative years.
The College of Arms London leaked sources have disclosed that the Francis Egerton family identity theft scandal stretches back to John Egerton 5th Earl of Ellesmere and his first wife Lady Diana Percy of the Dukes of Northumberland family who executed a fraudulent name switch to John 6th Duke of Sutherland which effectively impulsed the identity theft of Gerald Marquess of Stafford Earl Gower Master of Sutherland. This source also said that on the death of Gerald’s father George 5th Duke of Sutherland in Lyford Cay Bahamas Gerald should have assumed the title of Gerald 6th Duke of Sutherland.
The Court of the Lord Lyon Edinburgh Scotland leaked sources have also revealed that on the death of the fraudulently named John 6th Duke of Sutherland his cousin Francis Egerton 6th Earl of Ellesmere again fraudulently assumed the title of Francis 7th Duke of Sutherland which has prompted well seasoned royal family observers to remark that the Gerald 6th Duke of Sutherland liquidation bank fraud case is without doubt the largest ever identity theft case in the world.
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The Carroll Foundation Trust and parallel Gerald 6th Duke of Sutherland Trust multi-billion dollar corporate identity theft liquidation offshore tax fraud bribery case has revealed that a former HM Treasury senior civil servant Peter Davies has been named in this case of international importance.
Sources have confirmed that the 10 Downing Street Cabinet Office Secretary Lord Robert Armstrong along with Lord Robin Butler effectively facilitated the secondment of Peter Davies to head up the newly incorporated Carroll Institute academic research establishment which was founded by the Carroll Foundation Trust as the parallel working body in support of the Carroll Chair of Irish History attached to Hertford College Oxford University.
Further sources have disclosed that the Carroll Foundation Trust board of trustees founded the Carroll Chair of Irish History “in concert” with HM Government as a “pivotal centerpiece” for the ground breaking “Good Friday Agreement” which took place some years later. This source also revealed that Gerald Carroll played an important role in the critical intergovernmental “back channel talks” which finally brought about a cessation of armed violence for the first time in Northern Ireland in a generation.
In a stunning twist in the Gerald Carroll Trusts debacle it has also been disclosed that the HM Treasury secondment of Peter Davies to the Carroll Foundation Trust was on reflection a corporate diversionary smokescreen for the underlying serious organised crime offences which were being “targeted” at the Gerald Carroll Trusts worldwide interests spanning three continents.
Well seasoned Westminster political observers are known to have recently remarked that the former HM Treasury Permanent Secretaries respectively Sir Peter Middleton Lord Terence Burns and Lord Nicholas Macpherson are “central actors” in what is now universally regarded as the largest ever offshore tax evasion bank fraud heist case in living memory.
The Carroll Foundation Trust files are held within a complete lockdown at the FBI Headquarters Washington DC and the Metropolitan Police Service Scotland Yard London under the supervision of the commissioner who is known to have an intimate knowledge of this case which stretches the globe.
Historical Footnote: I
The Carroll Institute archival records contain microfiche images of England’s court rolls and priceless original medieval parchment documents that surround the ill fated Ireland exploits of King Richard II and his cousin the 4th Earl of March Roger Mortimer the heir presumptive to the throne of England. These records center around a great battle between King Richard’s army of eight thousand knights lead by Roger Mortimer who was defeated by the Lord O’Carroll of Ely forces in one of the most celebrated confrontations in Cambro Norman Anglo-Irish history which has never been well documented.
Historical Footnote: II
The Lord of Ely Teige O’Carroll attended the court of King Richard II at the Palace of Westminster London England in 1391 and then attended the Papal court in Rome Italy 1392. King Richard II appointed Roger Mortimer the 4th Earl of March as his lieutenant in Ireland on July 23 1392 and thereafter in September 1394 Roger Mortimer accompanied the King to Ireland on an expedition whereupon in 1395 the battle and defeat of King Richard’s huge army of knights took place on the plain of the Slieve Bloom Mountains in the centre of Ireland within the ancient Kingdom of Ely O’Carroll.
Historical Footnote: III
King Richard II lead an expedition to Ireland again in the spring of 1399 which was supported by the Duke of Northumberland’s household knights. In June 1399 Henry Bolingbroke landed at Ravenspur in Yorkshire from Paris France. King Richard’s further expedition became embroiled with various Irish lordships including the Kingdom of Ely O’Carroll which subsequently delayed his return to England landing in Wales on the 24th July 1399 and then making his way to Conway on the 12 August 1399 to meet with the Earl of Northumberland for negotiations. On August 19 1399 King Richard II surrendered to Henry Bolingbroke at Flint Castle and was taken to the Tower of London and imprisoned on the 1 October 1399. Henry Bolingbroke was crowned King of England on the 13 October 1399.
Historical Footnote: IV
The 4th Earl of March Roger Mortimer and Edmund Mortimer his elder son although the rightful heirs to the crown of England never attained kingship. King Richard II died at Pontefract Castle in 1400 a ruined man following a not very dutiful kingship.
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