Mark Meets | Former Conservative member of Parliament under Margaret Thatcher, Harvey Proctor

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Mark meets former Conservative member of Parliament under Margaret Thatcher Harvey Proctor, whose illustrious career and reputation were destroyed, by a series of completely false allegations that he was guilty of murder, and connected to a mythical paedophile ring in Westminster – a groundless story peddled by the fantasist Carl Beech, who is now serving 18 years in prison. Following their botched Operation Midland investigation, and having been found to have made at least 40 mistakes in their investigation, the police apologised to Mr Proctor and in 2019, he is said to have received almost £1 million in compensation and legal fees from the Met police. Well after seven years of hell and the loss of his HEALTH – both mental and physical – his home, his livelihood and his reputation but Harvey Proctor lives to tell the tale.

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