The minutes that never existed because no meetings had ever taken place, are now to be released due to a ruling by the Information Commissioner. Correspondence between Margaret “I hope she dies soon” Thatcher and Douglas Hurd will be released for the first time. There was initial concern that it would invade the privacy of the MP’s; what about the poor Liverpool fans that lost their lives. I remember that game and seeing the reports on tele showing caged humans pleading to be let out.
3:15pm was the cut off time for the investigation, as it was believed that evrybody who died had already done so by then, but now it is believed some died later. Now the investigation is looking at events past 3:15pm.
I find this hard to believe that an investigation into such a tragedy had a cut off time, as if anything that happened after that time was irrelevant. As Thatcher gave no thought to the well being of any of the working class in this country, I wonder what she had to say about those unfortunate Liverpool fans. Remeber the headline of the Sun – an ardent Thatcher supporter!
I hope the survivors and the families of those that died at Hillsborough get answered some of the questions that remain unanswered.
Jason E Cooper 