Letter to Jude’s from Simons Dad

 

 

 

 

 

Letter to my Solicitors

8/8/25, 7:14 AM                                                                                                                     (9,697 unread) – re_wired@ymail.com – Yahoo Mail

Subject: Introduction and Submission of Documents

From: Rewired Rewired (re_wired@ymail.com)

         To:   tuckers@tuckerssolicitors.com

        Date: Thursday 7 August 2025 at 19:59 BST

Dear Dina,

I hope this message finds you well. My name is Simon Paul Cordell, and I'm writing to introduce myself and express my gratitude for your services.

Attached to this email, you will find my MG11 form, along with important documents including a letter of consent for my upcoming holiday, a letter regarding a change of bowel for my father, and a letter of instructions.

Please let me know if there is anything else you require from me at this time. Thank you once again for your assistance.

Best regards,

Simon Paul Cordell

These files are complete but are still having minor amendments but feel free to serve them as they are!

Weblink: nova1.ddns.net/Si1/

If pdf's are required i am happy to provide them Ready for court Tomorrow. Thanks again Mr. Simon Paul Cordell.

 

 

 

 

 

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Text Box: RESTRICTED (when complete)                       Text Box: MG11

WITNESS STATEMENT

Criminal Procedure Rules, r 16.2; Criminal Justice Act 1967, s. 9

The Civil Procedure Rules 1998

 

URN

Statement of: Mr. Simon Paul Cordell

Age if under 18: (if over 18 inserts ‘over 18’)

 

Occupation: News Reporter!

 

This statement (consisting of [00] page(s) each signed by me) is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and I make it knowing that, if it is tendered in evidence, I shall be liable to prosecution if I have willfully stated in it anything which I know to be false, or do not believe to be true.

 

Signature:

(witness) Date:

I, Mr Simon Paul Cordell, of 109 Burncroft Avenue PO BOX EN3 7JQ.

 

I WILL SAY AS FOLLOWS

MG11 Statement – Simon Cordell

Date of Incident: 03/07/2025
Location: Communal area of my flat!

Background

I am a secure tenant living on the ground floor of

 

Address: 109 Burncroft Avenue Enfield En3 7jq.

 

Since 2006. One of my neighbours, Rebecca O’Hare who I believe is illegally subletting a council flat on the second floor since late 2017 or early 2018, has made false allegations to the police claiming I harassed her. This is entirely untrue.

I have never knocked on her door or initiated contact. Since she moved in, she has persistently targeted me with behaviour that is malicious, distressing, and harmful. I have multiple exhibits of evidence proving she is the aggressor. These are documented on my website Horrificcorruption.com, and I am currently pursuing legal action against council and police staff who have enabled this mistreatment.

Rebecca is aware of my documentation and uses this knowledge to try and discredit me before I release the full truth. Her actions are part of a broader attempt to suppress evidence of corruption and abuse.

 

Events Leading Up to the Incident

On 28/06/2025, I underwent hernia surgery at North Circular Private Hospital. The recovery left me bedridden, unable to bend, walk properly, or sleep comfortably. On 02/07/2025, I contacted the hospital due to concerns about swelling and pain. They advised me to wait a few more days and monitor the symptoms.

On 03/07/2025, around 6pm, I became hungry and ordered approximately £45 worth of Indian food via Just Eat. I timed my exit to the communal hallway precisely when the delivery driver arrived, as I avoid lingering there due to Rebecca’s history of harassment. I do not stand in my own corridor out of fear—she has banged on the kitchen wall, used her flat to negatively affect my home and belongings, and violated my right to a private life.

While watching the delivery driver arrive, I saw Rebecca drive past in a grey 2025 car with no L plates. I had never seen her drive before and do not believe she owns the vehicle or holds a valid UK driving licence. I reported this to the police, but they showed no interest.

 

I have exhibited prove with mutable other witness of mine who are all happy to attend court to give evidence to this effect about her. The police or council refuse to investigate or arrest Rebbeca and leave her to continue her evil crimes against me. I have reported this to the council due to the safety of her looking after her own children that she gave birth to since she moved into the block of flats I rent in, and this is due to her own bad decisions.

 

On this day 03/07/25 I had been in doors after my operation at North Circular Private Hospital. I had been for a hernia operation on the 28/06/2025, this operation left me bedridden and unable to bend over and pick things up, stand up straight, laydown comfortably, walk, couth, talk, sleep, without serios pain, in fact I believed the operations had gone wrong.

 

Interaction with Delivery Driver

The driver handed me the food, but the bag felt light. I ran back out and called him to return. We spoke while he tried to reach his office to resolve the missing items. During this time, I saw Rebecca enter the car park and interact with another neighbour who waved at her. That neighbour then walked past me, greeted me, and witnessed Rebecca re-enter the building and walk past me without any verbal exchange.

I did not speak to her or acknowledge her. I simply documented the event in my diary, as I always do. She knows I record everything, and this is why she is trying to set me up—before I release the full evidence.

Eventually, the delivery driver confirmed the till receipt had not printed the full order. He returned with the missing items and additional food, bringing the total value to around £60. I went back inside, while still in my pyjamas, and began dishing up the food.

 

The car park is 400-500 yards away and I can’t access it from my front block without taking a 3–4-minute walk. As she walked past me, she was giving me dirty looks, but I just refused to acknowledge her. Eventually, the delivery driver got through to his boss and found out that the till receipt hadn't printed the complete order. I had paid £24 and received a 20% discount, plus I had an £8 token, so I was expecting £45 worth of Indian food. I was happy, but I didn’t receive it all. The driver then went back and returned with the missing items and even more, making it worth £60 in total. I finally got back inside and started to dish it up, which was about an hour and a half after I saw Rebecca last.

 

Police Arrival – Full Account

Approximately 90 minutes after I had returned inside and begun eating my meal, I heard aggressive banging at my front door. Due to the force used, I approached with caution and asked who it was. A female voice—who I now know to be a police officer—shouted, “Open the door now.” I asked her to identify herself and explain the reason for her presence. She replied, “It’s the police, open the door now.”

I stated clearly that I had done nothing wrong and asked what this was about. She claimed I had been “harassing my neighbours.” I responded with the following facts:

  • “In any sense, this would be a civil matter.”
  • “I’ve had no prior warnings from police—if I had, I would have complied.”
  • “There is no risk of immediate danger, especially given the time that has passed.”
  • “I am not guilty.”

The officer appeared agitated and instructed a male colleague to retrieve a battering ram to break down my door. As he rushed off, I tried to explain that I was behind the door and was attempting to slide my medical note under it. I had recently undergone hernia surgery and was still in pyjamas, unable to move quickly.

I held the medical note in my hand and pleaded with them not to break the door, explaining the risks involved. Despite this, the male officer smashed the door open with the ram, striking me in the head. I stumbled back but managed to stay upright, still holding the medical note in both hands, raised in the air.

Seeing me unarmed and in clear distress, the male officer threw the ram to the floor, then abruptly pulled out his stun gun and aimed it directly at my face. I saw the red targeting light in my line of sight and feared for my life. I pleaded with him to calm down, saying:

  • “I’ve done nothing wrong.”
  • “Your body cam better be on.”
  • “I have a medical note in my hands, not a weapon.”
  • “Please call an ambulance—you’re hurting me.”

Instead of de-escalating, it seemed as if he discharged the stun gun in all his rage and then used it as a blunt weapon, striking me across the head. His female colleague, who had initiated the entire incident, assisted him and ignored my screams of pain and concern. She grabbed the medical note from my hand, threw it to the floor, and shouted, “You’re not getting an ambulance,” as I pleaded for one.

She then wrapped restraints around my legs, causing severe pain to my stitches and surgical site. Together, they threw me to the floor like a rag doll, showing no regard for my head or the risk of further injury. At one point, the male officer deliberately punched me in the stomach—directly where I had been operated on—causing me to scream in agony and again beg for an ambulance. They refused repeatedly.

Eventually, other officers arrived and entered my flat. They witnessed the assault firsthand, with their own eyes and body cameras. They heard me pleading for medical help and saw the brutality. These new officers intervened, told the original two to leave my flat, and took over.

They treated me like a human being, listened to my requests, and agreed to remove the leg restraints. They allowed me to secure my flat and walked me outside. I believed I was being taken to an ambulance—but instead, they said no ambulance was coming and that I was going in a police van.

I sat down outside the flats, knowing their actions would worsen my medical condition. Neighbours began to gather, including the gentleman who had waved earlier. I pleaded with the female officer to reconsider and release me, but she refused and repeated, “You’re not getting an ambulance.”

Multiple neighbours offered to make statements, saying I had done nothing wrong and that Rebecca was the one causing problem. They told police they were lying and insisted an ambulance had been called and would arrive in five minutes. The police, realizing they were in trouble, had no choice but to wait.

I explained again that this was a civil matter. I had not left the flats, and there was no immediate danger. The proper course of action would have been to give Rebecca a diary, advise her to contact the council, and issue me a warning. If I breached it, then arrest me. But none of that happened.

Instead, I was arrested for harassment under the 1997 Act. I shocked the officer by quoting the Act and its requirements, which were clearly not met.

🚑 Hospitalisation and Custody Timeline

Eventually, the police were forced to call an ambulance, but said it refused to attend for me, but my neighbours called one and said it will be here in 5 minutes. I was taken to hospital and kept there for 24 hours due to the severity of my injuries.

I Exhibit the Response from the hospital as Exhibit: 111

“Under arrest please present - Had argument with his neighbours this evening police called - put to the ground by police at time felt “pop” sensation to stitches. Had surgery done 2 days ago for hernia repair see oh testicular pain Worse to R side since assault PMH ASTHMA hernia repair psychosis LAS OBS!”

Even the doctors reported this as an “Assault!”

I arrived at the police station around 6:00 AM the following morning. I was officially booked in at approximately 8:00 AM. I was told that my custody time would start from that point, meaning they had 24 hours from then to either release me or call a custody inspector to extend my detention.

I had been arrested under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, and after speaking to doctors and explaining what had happened, I was deemed fit for interview. I still required an appropriate adult to be present.

During the interview, the officer began asking questions unrelated to the arrest—specifically about alleged harassment of police officers. My solicitor immediately intervened, stating that the officer had no legal right to ask those questions, as I had not been arrested for that. He was correct.

Midnight to Morning – Illegal Detention

At midnight, an inspector came to my cell and spoke to me through the flap. I told him about the fraudulent entries in my PNC record and explained how they had been manipulated by court and police review teams. He said, “If what you’re saying is true, then that must be true,” but added that he couldn’t help me.

He told me I would be released “in a minute”—likely between 2:00 and 3:00 AM. But no one released me at that time. By 4:00 AM, I realised I was being held illegally. The officers on duty were clearly waiting for the next shift at 7:00 AM to release me, rather than doing it themselves.

This meant they were knowingly holding me for an extra 8 hours without legal justification. I understood that this delay would prevent them from re-bailing or re-interviewing me, as the custody clock would expire. They would have no choice but to take no further action on the case.

I confronted the officers, saying, “You’re holding me illegally under this CAD number from 12 to 8, knowing there’s no case to answer and you’re going to drop the charge.” They realised I was right and became visibly concerned. They knew they weren’t conducting any investigation—because the incident had occurred two days earlier, and their notebooks and evidence had already been collected.

📞 Denial of Contact and Legal Rights

I repeatedly used the buzzer in my cell, asking to speak to my mother and aunt—both of whom were my appropriate adults. The police refused, saying it was “too late” and that they were sleeping. I pleaded with them, explaining that my family had instructed me to call them and were expecting to pick me up.

My aunt later confirmed she had called the station multiple times but was told she wasn’t allowed to attend. They said they would call her when I was ready—but they never did.

Around 4:00 AM, officers came to my cell and took me to the custody desk. Without re-arresting me or conducting a new interview, they dropped the original harassment charge. But instead of releasing me, they fabricated a second charge—claiming I had threatened to blow up a car.

I had not been interviewed about this new allegation. My solicitor had already been sent home after the first interview (around 7–8 PM), and when I requested, he be called back, I was told he was “sleeping” or “not picking up.” No duty solicitor was provided as a replacement.

I was denied my appropriate adult again. Instead, the custody officer put me on the phone with someone they had chosen to act as my adult. I objected, saying, “This is wrong—you must call my family.” My request was refused.

I was formally charged with the new offence, despite explaining clearly that it was baseless and that I had been denied my legal rights. I was returned to my cell and locked in.

📢 Speaking Out and Exposing Fraud

This deeply upset me. I began speaking aloud, explaining everything I knew to be true including the fraud in my PNC record, where conviction entries had been manipulated by court and police review teams. I knew the entire station could hear me, but I couldn’t be sure what they were doing about it.

I gave detailed instructions on how to verify the records using their own systems and my website. I remembered most of the data by heart and recited it clearly.

I gave them detailed instructions on how to check the records on their computers and my website as I remember most of it now of by heart.

 

🚔 Transfer to Court and Criminal Record Revelation

Later that morning, police officers came to my cell and informed me I was being taken to court. I was escorted to the custody desk, where I saw a G3 jailer preparing to place me in a van. He was holding handcuffs, ready to restrain me.

I refused to go with him and instead approached the custody officer directly. I stated clearly, “I’m not leaving the station.” In response, the custody officer proposed a deal. He said, “If you get on the van and leave my station without causing any problems, I’ll show you the results of the internal checks I’ve done on your criminal record.”

I asked what he meant. He explained that he had heard everything I’d been saying about the fabricated entries in my PNC record and had conducted internal checks to verify my claims. I agreed to the deal.

He turned his computer screen toward me and showed me my criminal record. He confirmed that I was right: the entries had been fraudulently created. He pointed out that the courts were closed on the dates listed for convictions 41, 42, and others I had previously exposed. He acknowledged that I was correct about all entries prior to my first reprimand warning and confirmed that the ones my mother had identified—and that Highbury & Islington Courts had agreed were missing from their registry—were indeed not legitimate.

He then kindly asked me to leave the station.

I was placed in the van and transported to court. The custody officer clearly knew that the refusal of bail had been based on errors. I had never been arrested in relation to the alleged victim before, and I had not been found guilty of any offence in over 25 years.

 

 

Signature:

Signature witnessed by:

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Text Box: MG11

 

 Witness contact details                                   URN

 

 

 

 

Name of witness:

Home Address:                                                 Postcode:

E-mail address:                                                Mobile:

Home Telephone Number:                                Work Telephone Number: Preferred means of contact (specify details for vulnerable/intimidated victims and witnesses only): Gender: Date and place of birth:

Former name:                                                   Ethnicity Code (16 + 1):

DATES OF WITNESS NON-AVAILABILITY:

 

Witness care

a)    Is the witness willing to attend court?         If ‘No,’ include reason(s) on form MG6.

No

Yes

b)    What can be done to ensure attendance?

No

Yes

c)    Does the witness require a Special Measures Assessment as a vulnerable or intimidated witness? (youth under 18; witness with mental disorder, learning, or physical disability; or witness in fear of giving evidence or witness is the complainant in a sexual offence case)   If ‘Yes’ submit MG2 with file in anticipated not guilty, contested, or indictable only cases.

No

Yes

d)    Does the witness have any needs?  If ‘Yes,’ what are they? (Disability, healthcare, childcare, transport, disability, language difficulties, visually impaired, restricted mobility, or other concerns?).

No

Yes

 

Witness Consent (for witness completion)

The Victim Personal Statement scheme (victims only) has been explained to me

Yes     No

I have been given the Victim Personal Statement Leaflet            

Yes     No

I have been given the leaflet “Giving a witness statement to the police…”

Yes     No

 

I consent to police having access to my medical record(s) in relation 

Yes,   No

N/A to this matter (obtained in accordance with local practice)

I consent to my medical record in relation to this matter being

Yes,   No        N/A disclosed to the defence.

I consent to the statement being disclosed for the purposes of civil,  

yes,    No        N/A or other proceedings if applicable, e.g., childcare proceedings,

CICA

 

Child witness cases only. I have had the provision regarding    

Yes,   No        N/A reporting restrictions explained to me.

I would like CPS to apply for reporting restrictions on my behalf.          

Yes,   No        N/A

 

‘I understand that the information recorded above will be passed on to the Witness Service, which offers help and support to witnesses pre-trial and at court.’

Signature of witness:                                        PRINT NAME:

Signature of parent/guardian/appropriate adult: PRINT NAME:

 

Address and telephone number (of parent etc.), if different from above:

Statement taken by:                                          Station:

 

Time and place statement taken:

 


 

 

Dear Judge’s

I respectfully request consideration for permission to travel to Turkey to complete my dental surgery. The procedure, already in progress, was scheduled and partially paid for prior to my detainment, with significant expenses incurred totalling £1,600. Given the circumstances and my confidence in a favourable outcome, I assure you my request is in no way an attempt to evade justice. It would be deeply distressing to face further delays in my necessary treatment due to these legal proceedings. I’m committed to complying with all court directives and would return promptly for any required proceedings. I humbly seek your understanding and approval for this request.

Respectfully, Mr. Simon Paul Cordell

 

 

 

 

Subject: Urgent Request for Legal Support and Disclosure of Evidence

To: tuckers@tuckerssolicitors.com From: Simon Paul Cordell Date: [Insert Date]

Dear Tuckers Solicitors,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to formally request your legal assistance regarding a recent incident that I believe constitutes a serious breach of my human and legal rights.

I am seeking your support in obtaining the following materials related to my case:

  1. Body-worn camera footage from the officers involved
  2. All relevant police statements and incident reports
  3. Any available CCTV or video evidence from the time of arrest and detainment
  4. All Missing statements to be recovered that the police officers refused to take.

I am prepared to provide a comprehensive witness statement and supporting documentation, including medical records and legal exhibits. I also have the badge number of the officer in charge—PC3454NA (RYAW)—and two corroborating witness statements confirming misconduct.

In brief, the situation involves an unlawful entry, excessive force during arrest (including the use of a stun gun while I was holding a medical note), and detainment without legitimate cause. The initial charges were dropped, yet a new charge was introduced without any further arrest or interview. This sequence of events appears to be an attempt to retroactively justify an unjust detainment.

I am deeply concerned about:

These actions violate my rights under the Human Rights Act, including the right to liberty, security, and a fair trial. I urgently request your guidance on how to challenge the bail conditions and initiate a formal complaint or legal action against the officers and authorities involved.

I am willing to meet at your earliest convenience to discuss this matter further. Please advise on any additional disclosures or steps I should take to ensure full transparency and accountability.

Thank you for your attention and expertise in handling this sensitive issue.

Sincerely, Simon Paul Cordell 109 Burncroft Avenue PO BOX EN3 7JQ [Phone Number] [Email Address]

 

 

My website: Horrific Corruption: Uncovering the Dark Truth's

 

 

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