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                                                                  Day 236
 
                                        TERENCE EDMUND CARROLL - EXAMINED
 
 
 
     1        "He was accompanied by Helen Steel, aged about 20, plump
     2        build, long brown hair, round face who lives somewhere in
     3        the Tottenham area.  I obtained photographs of all of the
     4        demonstrators and I will have them identified in due
     5        course.  At 4 p.m. they moved from the Underground to
     6        outside the old building entrance".
     7
     8        That is where you were standing I think you told us?
     9        A.  That is correct.
    10
    11   Q.   "They distributed leaflets to passers by and unfolded
    12        London Greenpeace banners and anti-McDonald's placards.  At
    13        about 4.30 p.m. 2 of their members dressed as Ronald
    14        McDonald and a clown performed an account in a net juggling
    15        tricks.  Paul Gravett and another man got into a 'cow suit'
    16        and performed 'a play' aimed against the Company.  The
    17        maximum number present were 25 people, several of whom were
    18        photographers.  A video was taken by one of their members.
    19
    20        I was present throughout the demonstration together with
    21        Ron Lawrie and Dave Hornblow. 2 members of Unitrust
    22        Security Company were also present.  All those who took
    23        part in the demonstration were punk or anarchist types with
    24        the exception of a middle aged man or woman.  There was no
    25        disruption to the company business and, as stated, the
    26        members dispersed at 6.30 p.m."
    27
    28        Mr. Carroll, are you satisfied that that is an accurate
    29        account of what you observed?
    30        A.  I am.
    31
    32   Q.   So far as it goes?
    33        A.  I am, my Lord.
    34
    35   Q.   Ow can we pass, please, to your second statement.  We have
    36        got it in writing, Mr. Carroll.  I am not going to ask you
    37        any detailed questions about the demonstration on 21st May
    38        1991 which you describe in the later part of your first
    39        statement.
    40
    41        I would like to go, if I may, to your second statement.
    42        Can I ask you one question about your first statement.  You
    43        tell us at the early part, do not bother looking at it,
    44        that you also attended demonstrations by the group in 1977
    45        and 1988?
    46        A.  Yes.
    47
    48   Q.   That is paragraph 5 of your first statement?
    49        A.  You threw me there a little bit, Mr. Rampton.
    50 
    51   MR. RAMPTON:  Please correct me every time it happens.  1987 to 
    52        1992 is what you said but that includes 1988 I take it? 
    53        A.  Yes.
    54
    55   Q.   Can you tell me, were they both on 16th October?
    56        A.  Yes, they were.
    57
    58   Q.   Yes.  It seems to be a fixed date in the London Greenpeace
    59        calender?
    60        A.  It is World Food Day.
 
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