The Profession of Violence (2013)
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The investigation was being conducted by Detective Chief Superintendent Frederick Gerrard, who was inquiring into Mayfair parties the thug and the peer had been to, the peer’s weekend visits to Brighton along with a number of ‘prominent public men’, his relationships with certain East End gangsters ‘and a number of clergymen’, and allegations of blackmail.
Within forty-eight hours, warned the Sunday Mirror, Sir Joseph would be meeting the Home Secretary to give him details of what the Sunday Mir...ror was revealing to its readers. Gerrard would get his marching orders; then the peer, the gangster and the erring clergy had better watch out.
With this front-page salvo in the Sunday Mirror the so-called ‘Case of the Brighton Peer’ began.
This was 12 July 1964. Things soon began to happen. Early next morning a photographer called Bernard Black from Clapton came to the Mirror picture desk claiming to have a reel of photographs of the peer and the gangster, and that day at New Scotland Yard, Sir Joseph Simpson prepared a public statement denying the suggestion that Her Majesty’s Commissioner of Police was starting a private witch-hunt against titled homosexuals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The investigation was being conducted by Detective Chief Superintendent Frederick Gerrard, who was inquiring into Mayfair parties the thug and the peer had been to, the peer’s weekend visits to Brighton along with a number of ‘prominent public men’, his relationships with certain East End gangsters ‘and a number of clergymen’, and allegations of blackmail.
Within forty-eight hours, warned the Sunday Mirror, Sir Joseph would be meeting the Home Secretary to give him details of what the Sunday Mir...ror was revealing to its readers. Gerrard would get his marching orders; then the peer, the gangster and the erring clergy had better watch out.
With this front-page salvo in the Sunday Mirror the so-called ‘Case of the Brighton Peer’ began.
This was 12 July 1964. Things soon began to happen. Early next morning a photographer called Bernard Black from Clapton came to the Mirror picture desk claiming to have a reel of photographs of the peer and the gangster, and that day at New Scotland Yard, Sir Joseph Simpson prepared a public statement denying the suggestion that Her Majesty’s Commissioner of Police was starting a private witch-hunt against titled homosexuals.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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