Did they DNA test the body? Maybe he faked his own death by murdering someone else. Could have found someone who resembled him, he was pretty ordinary looking.
I really wish her well, and really do wish her no harm, and I have watched a lot of Michelle's videos, including th-cam.com/video/V4fKJ6u-ngY/w-d-xo.html, which I suggest anybody who is at all interested in her story goes and watches because it is absolutely rivetting, AND I AM ON HER SIDE, but........... if there is any substance to her claims, wouldn't it be very easy for those murderers to shut her up ?
The watchdog (FCA) has called for better protection of people who come forward but has also faced criticism for its own treatment of whistleblowers. Earlier this year, it was told to apologise to a former Royal Bank of Scotland employee for having revealed his identity to the bank in a whistleblower case in 2013. The Financial Regulators Complaints Commissioner, which handles complaints against watchdogs, said that the FCA had failed to take sufficient care to establish whether the complainant had sought anonymity. Last month, the FCA said that most British banks are not assessing and escalating whistleblower concerns consistently, adding that some of them need to improve arrangements to protect those who lift the lid on wrongdoing from victimisation. The regulator received its highest number of disclosures from whistleblowers after its director for supervision, Megan Butler, warned financial firms in May about failing to tackle sexual harassment. The disclosures related to racism, physical bullying and homophobia, as well as issues around gender, Christopher Woolard, the FCA executive director for strategy and competition, said this month. Thousands have signed our petition against Court Order Scams and Illegal Homelessness. Please lend your support www.ScamBuster.TV
'I was owed £26m when my ex-husband died' In 2014, property and telecoms tycoon Scot Young fell from a fourth-story window and died. He was part of the so-called 'Cipriani Five', who all died in suspicious circumstances, and all had financial ties to Russia. The coroner recorded an open verdict on Scot's case. He and his ex-wife Michelle Young were locked in a bitter divorce row at the time, after Scot failed to pay her a single penny of the £26 million the court said he should. She told Victoria the police should look into his case again. The Metropolitan Police told us that Mr Young's case was thoroughly investigated and was deemed not to be suspicious. It added that after a post-mortem examination was carried out, CCTV evidence was reviewed, potential witnesses were interviewed and mobile phones were checked nothing suspicious was found. Release date: 15 March 2018
Anthony Badaloo People dont die for no reason or take their own lives for nothing. I have been calling for suicides to be investigated (properly) for a long time.
Five people dead under suspicious circumstances and she's still pushing?
any new news on this case?
Did they DNA test the body? Maybe he faked his own death by murdering someone else. Could have found someone who resembled him, he was pretty ordinary looking.
Youre a genius. Can we get you on the case?
He was my uncle and I can confirm he’s dead
we are living in a country with many working class people! you are rich ,you should know better!
I really wish her well, and really do wish her no harm, and I have watched a lot of Michelle's videos, including th-cam.com/video/V4fKJ6u-ngY/w-d-xo.html, which I suggest anybody who is at all interested in her story goes and watches because it is absolutely rivetting, AND I AM ON HER SIDE, but........... if there is any substance to her claims, wouldn't it be very easy for those murderers to shut her up ?
she knows who killed him i m sure..she has a quiet sure idea for sure
he frequented the adams family and he was very rich …that was a bad idea
The watchdog (FCA) has called for better protection of people who come forward but has also faced criticism for its own treatment of whistleblowers.
Earlier this year, it was told to apologise to a former Royal Bank of Scotland employee for having revealed his identity to the bank in a whistleblower case in 2013.
The Financial Regulators Complaints Commissioner, which handles complaints against watchdogs, said that the FCA had failed to take sufficient care to establish whether the complainant had sought anonymity.
Last month, the FCA said that most British banks are not assessing and escalating whistleblower concerns consistently, adding that some of them need to improve arrangements to protect those who lift the lid on wrongdoing from victimisation.
The regulator received its highest number of disclosures from whistleblowers after its director for supervision, Megan Butler, warned financial firms in May about failing to tackle sexual harassment.
The disclosures related to racism, physical bullying and homophobia, as well as issues around gender, Christopher Woolard, the FCA executive director for strategy and competition, said this month.
Thousands have signed our petition against Court Order Scams and Illegal Homelessness. Please lend your support www.ScamBuster.TV
'I was owed £26m when my ex-husband died'
In 2014, property and telecoms tycoon Scot Young fell from a fourth-story window and died.
He was part of the so-called 'Cipriani Five', who all died in suspicious circumstances, and all had financial ties to Russia.
The coroner recorded an open verdict on Scot's case. He and his ex-wife Michelle Young were locked in a bitter divorce row at the time, after Scot failed to pay her a single penny of the £26 million the court said he should.
She told Victoria the police should look into his case again.
The Metropolitan Police told us that Mr Young's case was thoroughly investigated and was deemed not to be suspicious.
It added that after a post-mortem examination was carried out, CCTV evidence was reviewed, potential witnesses were interviewed and mobile phones were checked nothing suspicious was found.
Release date: 15 March 2018
Anthony Badaloo People dont die for no reason or take their own lives for nothing.
I have been calling for suicides to be investigated (properly) for a long time.
He was told to jump
Jay Racks he got pushed
This man new too much . Like Epstein .