Genuine question – what is the consequence here, if wrong doing is found.
*”HSE managers told the team to stop their investigation”*
Ahh, the good old faceless “Managers”.
It must be great to be able to avoid any sort of accountability.
This review of 30 residents went on for 13 months and was unable to find any evidence. Not that it didn’t take place, but they just couldn’t find anything after 13 months
The culprit had already been uncovered and was, presumably, in the justice system. So I don’t see what continuing the review would achieve.
Why is the HSE, and not the gardai in charge of a criminal investigation of Emmanuel Adeniji, a serial rapist who was their employee? Conflict of interest much?
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Genuine question – what is the consequence here, if wrong doing is found.
*”HSE managers told the team to stop their investigation”*
Ahh, the good old faceless “Managers”.
It must be great to be able to avoid any sort of accountability.
This review of 30 residents went on for 13 months and was unable to find any evidence. Not that it didn’t take place, but they just couldn’t find anything after 13 months
The culprit had already been uncovered and was, presumably, in the justice system. So I don’t see what continuing the review would achieve.
Why is the HSE, and not the gardai in charge of a criminal investigation of Emmanuel Adeniji, a serial rapist who was their employee? Conflict of interest much?