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From: k.g.s humphreys <[3][FOI #554809 email]>
Sent: 21 February 2019 19:33
To: lawscot <[4][Law Society of Scotland request email]>
Subject: Freedom of Information request - An altered Police statement which I was
shown by Martin Allvey in approximately mid 1995

Dear Law Society,

I have already requested the genuine copy of Martin Allvey,s Police statement.
I realised about 4-5 years ago , in details I have already explained to legal
complaints amongst others, that it was very likely that I had been shown an
altered version of his statement.
Therefore I would now like to request the altered version , which I believe I
read in Martin,s Flat , at 26 Old Shoreham Road, hove, Sussex

Yours faithfully, Kevin Humphreys

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