Nigel Evans

The official version of the head wound is - 'accidental damage during reiki massage' - balderdash.

Reiki practitioners treat the 'auric field' which involves hands hovering above the body and sometimes hand placement - ie. not anything vigorous enough to cause that injury.

He may have had some sort of massage, not reiki ;)

So what is the suspected source of the injury then?
 

Could be he did it to himself for getting sussed!? :rolleyes: If your conspiracy theory was true - why don't they do it to some more high profile characters or someone like George Galloway. Perhaps it's simple - this guy allegedly was up to no good and got caught for it! ;)
 
Could be he did it to himself for getting sussed!? :rolleyes: If your conspiracy theory was true - why don't they do it to some more high profile characters or someone like George Galloway. Perhaps it's simple - this guy allegedly was up to no good and got caught for it! ;)
I think you have misunderstood me. He was 'set up' and will be found innocent.

The purpose - to divert attention from paedo investigation and prove that Davy boy was right:rolleyes: when he used the words 'witch hunt' on morning TV.
 
I think you have misunderstood me. He was 'set up' and will be found innocent.

The purpose - to divert attention from paedo investigation and prove that Davy boy was right:rolleyes: when he used the words 'witch hunt' on morning TV.

You are saying he was set up to discredit - not much to misunderstand there! What i'm sayin is why set him up? Why not someone else more worthy of being discredited? People aren't always what you see on TV - you most of all should know that! How many people have claimed innocence and then suddenly changed their tune - recently on the news?

Jeff Huhne - Stuart Hall and Stuart Hazel all claimed innocence then suddenly admitted guilt.
 
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