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“She was extremely well rehearsed in her performance.” Former subpostmaster Alan Bates believes Paula Vennells’ testimony at the Post Office Inquiry was ‘selective amnesia.’

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Former subpostmaster Janet Skinner #C4News "People deserve to go to prison for this. They need to be held to account. They've known all along and all they're done is destroy people's lives" "Paula Vennells is lying, she's just lying. When she gives evidence to the inquiry its probably just going to be another case of: I don't recall, I don't remember" "I didn't have an inquiry, I was sent to prison. I lost my job, received a letter, went to court and was sent to prison. They had no evidence. How much more evidence do they need against Paula Vennells and the Post Office?" #PostOfficeInquiry

Former subpostmaster Janet Skinner #C4News "People deserve to go to prison for this. They need to be held to account. They've known all along and all they're done is destroy people's lives" "Paula Vennells is lying, she's just lying. When she gives evidence to the inquiry its probably just going to be another case of: I don't recall, I don't remember" "I didn't have an inquiry, I was sent to prison. I lost my job, received a letter, went to court and was sent to prison. They had no evidence. How much more evidence do they need against Paula Vennells and the Post Office?" #PostOfficeInquiry

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Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "Secret recordings obtained by #C4News shows that the Post Office boss Paula Vennells was briefed about allegations of a covert operations team that could remotely alter sub postmasters accounts from Fujitsu's HQ without them knowing.. That was in 2013" "Seven years later in letters to a parliamentary committee Paula Vennells said she was told by Fujitsu that this was not possible" "Meanwhile the Post Office has taken innocent sub postmasters to court, saying they must have stolen money when their accounts failed to add up" Why has't Paula Vennells been arrested and thrown in jail? #PostOfficeInquiry

Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "Secret recordings obtained by #C4News shows that the Post Office boss Paula Vennells was briefed about allegations of a covert operations team that could remotely alter sub postmasters accounts from Fujitsu's HQ without them knowing.. That was in 2013" "Seven years later in letters to a parliamentary committee Paula Vennells said she was told by Fujitsu that this was not possible" "Meanwhile the Post Office has taken innocent sub postmasters to court, saying they must have stolen money when their accounts failed to add up" Why has't Paula Vennells been arrested and thrown in jail? #PostOfficeInquiry

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