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Brian Cathcart has written two previous books, Were You Still Up for Portillo? in 1997 and Test of Greatness: Britains Struggle for the Atom Bomb in 1994. Born and educated in Ireland, he was a Reuters correspondent before joining the Independent on Sunday. He first wrote about the Lawrence case for Granta and later reported on the public inquiry for the New Statesman. The Case of Stephen Lawrence won the Crime Writers Association Award for Non-Fiction. Brian Cathcart lives in north London.
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To my parents
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First published by Viking 1999
Published with a Postscript in Penguin Books 2000
Copyright Brian Cathcart, 1999, 2000
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ISBN: 978-0-241-96324-1
Stephen Lawrence the murder victim, aged eighteen
Neville Lawrence Stephens father
Doreen Lawrence Stephens mother
Cheryl Sloley Doreens sister
Imran Khan solicitor
Michael Mansfield QC barrister
Stephen Kamlish barrister
Ros Howells OBE race relations expert
Elvin Oduro, schoolfriend of Stephen
knowledge of the crime
Duwayne Brooks Stephens friend and companion
Joey Shepherd bus stop witness
Royston Westbrook bus stop witness
Alexandra Marie bus stop witness
Conor Taaffe passer-by who helped comfort Stephen
Witness B youth who said he saw group fleeing after crime
Witness K man who visited Acourt house after crime
Emma Cook girl who passed scene minutes before murder
Michelle Casserley local girl who named suspects in her diary
EE boyfriend of Emma Cook, suspected of knowing something
DD mother of EE
FF brother of EE
James Grant pseudonym of key police informant
Stacey Benefield alleged he was stabbed by Dave Norris
Mattie Farman friend of Benefield
Darren Witham alleged he was stabbed by Norris
Neil Acourt prime suspect for the murder
Jamie Acourt prime suspect for the murder
Gary Dobson prime suspect for the murder
Luke Knight prime suspect for the murder
David Norris prime suspect for the murder
Pat Acourt mother of Neil and Jamie
Scott Lamb half-brother to Acourts
Bradley Lamb half-brother to Acourts
Clifford Norris professional criminal, father of David
Tracey Norris mother of David
Danny Caetano friend of the suspects
Charlie Martin friend of the suspects
PC James Geddis stopped to help Stephen while off-duty
PC Linda Bethel questioned Duwayne Brooks at scene
PC Anthony Gleason went from scene to hospital
PC Joanne Smith present at scene
Inspector Steven Groves took charge of murder scene
Acting Inspector Ian Little
Chief Superintendent Christopher Benn
Detective Inspector Philip Jeynes
Detective Superintendent Ian Crampton first senior investigating officer (SIO)
Detective Superintendent Brian Weeden second SIO
Detective Inspector Benjamin Bullock deputy SIO
Detective Sergeant Peter Flook office manager
Detective Sergeant John Davidson in charge of outside inquiries
Detective Sergeant John Bevan liaison officer to Lawrences and Brooks
Detective Constable Linda Holden liaison officer to Lawrences
Detective Constable Christopher Budgen
Detective Constable Mick Tomlin
Detective Constable Dennis Chase
Detective Chief Superintendent John Barker conducted review
Detective Chief Superintendent William Ilsley (3 Area)
Chief Superintendent John Philpott (3 Area)
Commander Hugh Blenkin (3 Area)
Deputy Assistant Commissioner David Osland (3 Area)
Sir Paul Condon, Metropolitan Police Commissioner
Assistant Commissioner Ian Johnston
Commander Perry Nove
Detective Superintendent William Mellish third SIO
Detective Chief Inspector John Carnt
Deputy Chief Constable Robert Ayling (Kent police)
Detective Chief Superintendent David Clapperton (Kent police)
Sir William Macpherson of Cluny chairman
Tom Cook adviser
Bishop John Sentamu adviser
Richard Stone adviser
Edmund Lawson QC leading counsel to the inquiry
Jeremy Gompertz QC counsel for the Metropolitan Police
Ian Macdonald QC counsel for Duwayne Brooks
Jane Deighton solicitor to Duwayne Brooks
Sonia Woodley QC counsel for the superintendents
Henry Milner solicitor to Acourts and to Dave and Clifford Norris
Charles Conway barrister for the prime suspects
David Cooper magistrate
Mr Justice Curtis judge at the Central Criminal Court
Sir Montague Levine coroner
Howard Youngerwood senior prosecutor, Crown Prosecution Service
Paul Dacre editor, Daily Mail
Peter Bottomley MP for Eltham, 197597
Palma Black member, Anti-Racist Alliance (ARA)
Marc Wadsworth leading figure in ARA
Rolan Adams murder victim, 1991
Rohit Duggal murder victim, 1992
Commissioner
Assistant Commissioner
Deputy Assistant Commissioner (DAC)
Commander
Detective Chief Superintendent
Chief Superintendent
Detective Superintendent
Superintendent
Detective Chief Inspector
Chief Inspector
Detective Inspector
Inspector
Detective Sergeant
Police Sergeant
Detective Constable
Police Constable
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