Prosecutor Klinkenbijl had consistently
condoned the perjury, the destruction and suppression of evidence and the
fabrication of evidence in respect of this case. In Court on 11 October
1996 Klinkenbijl produced not only a hysterical and unintelligible exhibition,
but also embarked on a course of perjured testimony.
The perjury of Klinkenbijl is not simply a
re-hash of the perjuries of the Prosecution's officer. Klinkenbijl actually
invented her own perjuries for her testimony in court.
The perjured evidence of Klinkenbijl is
written in her own handwriting in the notes she used for her testimony during
the court hearing:-
--- Example of perjury in Court on 11 October
1996: Klinkenbijl said:
- "Suzanne heeft nooit voor
Omniscience gewerkt. Heeft nooit salaris ontvangen."
- Here Klinkenbijl lied to the court. The Prosecution's
officers found the bank statements of Suzanne Davies at Steensel. In the
bank statements for Lloyds Bank was the first salary payment made to Suzanne Davies
in June 1994. Klinkenbijl and the Prosecution's officers then destroyed
these bank statements in order to deceive the Court.
In
Klinkenbijl's own handwriting:

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Klinkenbijl knew very well that this fact may have been later revealed
and therefore in her Appelmemoire she changed her words, thus,
- "Suzanne heeft nooit salaris ontvangen van
verdachte."
[See: Rebuttal: 96.2]
Why did Prosecutor Klinkenbijl perjurer herself in Court?
--- Example of perjury
in Court on 11 October 1996: Klinkenbijl said:
- "... alcohol gebruikt... van het tijdstrip van
overlijden tussen de 0.9 en 1.7 .. hebben bedragen."
- Here Klinkenbijl lied to the court. Whilst in the autopsy
less than 0.7 mg/mL was actually found and given that the Gerechtelijk
Laboratory was induced by the corrupt Prosecution officers to invent an
entirely impossible scenario about "theoretical maximum" alcohol
consumption of 0.7-1.7 mg/mL, notwithstanding Klinkenbijl knew that the range
quoted by the Gerechtelijk Laboratory was "0.7 - 1.7". Yet in
court she lied and stated the range of 0.9 - 1.7 mg/mL. This was not a slip
of the tongue as her the notes in her own handwriting testify, furthermore
in her Appelmemoire she states the correct theoretical range "0.7 -
1.7".
Klinkenbijl perjurers herself before the court in order to deceive the
Judges.
[See: Rebuttal: 11.2]
In
Klinkenbijl's own handwriting:

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Why did
Klinkenbijl lie in Court?
--- Example of perjury
in Court on 11 October 1996: Klinkenbijl said:
- "Heet valt McDaid op dat verdachte niet slaapt en
dat hij gerimpelde tenen heeft alsof hij in bad heeft gezeten."
- Here Klinkenbijl lied to the court about the absurd story of
the ‘wrinkled toes’. Klinkenbijl had in her possession the report which had
been produced by the Expert Pierre Radlett and in which the floor plan of
Kevin Sweeney's home in Belgium is shown. Klinkenbijl knew very well that
McDaid's testimony was perjured in that it is impossible for McDaid to see
into the bedroom in which Kevin Sweeney slept and thus her entire story was a
fabrication.

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Klinkenbijl had this evidence in her file and she suppressed this
from the Court and then in her evidence she lied in the court in order to
deceive the Judges.
In
Klinkenbijl's own handwriting:

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Why did
Klinkenbijl deceive the Court?
--- Example of perjury
in Court on 11 October 1996: Klinkenbijl said:
- "Als Suzanne's ouders arriveren, ziet
J. Davies in de wasmand een laken met bruine vlekken erop en ook een
nachthemd, bloes en badjas van Suzanne."
- Here Klinkenbijl specifically fabricates evidence to say in
the court. In no statement did Jacqueline Davies ever state that she
allegedly saw "a nightdress, blouse and bathrobe of Suzanne".
This evidence was notably concocted by Klinkenbijl out of maliciousness and
corruption. Thus Klinkenbijl perjured herself before the court in order to
pervert the course of justice and deceive the Judges.
In
Klinkenbijl's own handwriting:

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Why did
Klinkenbijl deceive the Court?
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