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political blonde human rights – feminism – shoes search -- main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home backlist biography contacts cookie & privacy policy jane grigson memorial lecture latest book loretta lawson sierra leone what will survive post navigation ← older posts getting in harm’s way posted on may 17, 2018 by joans from rape inquiries to child abuse, reality is never far away in joan smith’s choice sunday times , 13 may 2018 a quarter of a century ago, a young woman was raped and murdered on her way home from an evening out in southend. isabelle grey’s haunting new novel, wrong way home (quercus £20.99), begins with good news when a dna test throws up a match from this old, unsolved case. di grace fisher is optimistic about a breakthrough and soon has a list of suspects, all from the same local family, but the man she’s looking for is a cunning predator who will go to any lengths to avoid arrest. in a nice twist, a true-crime podcaster shadows fisher’s investigation, too inexperienced to realise he’s getting in the way – or the danger he’s putting himself in. going back over old files, fisher realises the original investigation missed the fact that the rape was one of a series in the area, and dismissed crucial evidence from other victims who survived. grey is one of the most intelligent authors of contemporary crime fiction, and she uses characters from her popular di fisher series to highlight long-running problems with rape investigations in this sympathetic, suspense-packed novel. belinda bauer’s plots are never anything less than original and unsettling and her latest outing, snap (bantam £12.99), is no exception. it begins with three children one of them a babe in arms, sitting on their own in a broken-down car on a motorway on a hot summer afternoon. it’s 1998 and the family doesn’t possess a mobile phone, so their heavily pregnant mother has gone to call for help. she’s told her 11-year-old son, jack, to look after his sisters but she’s been gone for almost an hour. he eventually sets out along the hard shoulder, his sisters in tow, and walks into the middle of a grim murder case. three years later, jack is struggling to care for his sisters, trying to conceal the fact that their father has disappeared. it’s a potentially tragic scenario, but bauer plays it as a dark comedy until jack manages to enlist a lugubrious detective in his quest to find his mother’s killer. bauer is always inventive but it’s hard to avoid the feeling that her child characters behave with a degree of resilience way beyond their years. yrsa sigurdardottir’s new novel the reckoning (hodder £16.99), translated by victoria cribb, also tackles the subject of damaged children, but she does it with searing emotional realism. when a time capsule is dug up in the grounds of a school in iceland, it turns out to contain an unsigned letter predicting the deaths of a number of local people. everyone hopes it’s an unpleasant prank until a series of gruesome murders begins. this is a very graphic novel about the long-term effects of child sexual abuse, and it’s not for squeamish readers. william shaw is the author of a fine series of detective novels set in london during the 1960s but now he’s begun producing crime fiction set in the present day. salt lane (riverrun £16.99) is the first in a new series featuring ds alexandra cupidi, who’s recently moved from london with her teenage daughter to an isolated house on the wide coastline around dungeness. when a woman’s body is found in a drainage ditch, and a man’s in a slurry pit, cupidi finds herself trying to interrogate immigrants who have no papers and are terrified of the police. in his earlier novels, shaw displayed a sharp eye for period detail and now he’s turned it on the 21 st century phenomenon of people-trafficking. there are some touching moments in this vivid novel, which recognises that decent people don’t always behave well. volker kutscher’s wonderfully atmospheric novels set in weimar berlin have been made into a successful tv series. the latest, goldstein (sandstone press £8.99), translated by niall sellar, opens in 1931 when homeless kids are robbing department stores and a professional hitman, abraham goldstein, has just arrived from new york. kutscher’s detective, gereon rath, chafes when he’s ordered to keep an eye on goldstein, instead of investigating a colleague suspected of murder, but the gangster’s presence shines a spotlight on antisemitism in the city. it sometimes feels as though kutscher is juggling too many plot lines but the second half of the novel really takes off. tweet posted in uncategorized john worboys’ victims were afraid he wouldn’t give up the fight for freedom – and they were right posted on may 17, 2018 by joans daily telegraph , wednesday 9 th may 2018 back in march, when the high court overturned a decision to release john worboys, the black-cab rapist, the nation heaved a sigh of relief. so the news that worboys is considering a new bid for freedom will strike a chill into the hearts of everyone who cares about the safety of women in this country. is there no limit to what this man is prepared to put his victims through? worboys is one of the country’s most prolific sex offenders, convicted of assaulting 12 women but believed to have attacked hundreds across london. his modus operandi was to crush sedatives in advance and persuade his victims to share a drugged drink with him, before raping them in the back of his cab. he has served only nine years in prison, less than a year for each of the women he was convicted of attacking. yet he is said to be talking to his lawyers in wakefield jail, hoping for a new parole board hearing as early as this summer and ‘keeping his fingers crossed he will get the all clear’. this is despite the fact that worboys knows, perhaps better than anyone, what his victims have already gone through – the horror of the initial attack, the long struggle to be believed, the lingering fear created by the knowledge that he kept a notebook containing his victims’ addresses. in january, some of those women learned of his impending release from the news headlines – the latest in a series of blunders which has turned worboys into a symbol of failure at every level of the criminal justice system. the police botched the original investigation, believing worboys instead of his victims, and the parole board made basic mistakes when it considered his application for release. it emerged at the high court that the panel looked only at the dozen attacks for which he was convicted, rather than an overall pattern of offending which suggested he had targeted many more. the judges imposed restrictions on any new hearing but it has to be said that almost no one, apart from the victims and their lawyers, came out of this protracted saga well. nick hardwick, chair of the parole board, resigned shortly before the high court decision was announced, after being told by the justice secretary, david gauke, that his position was untenable. but gauke was rightly criticised for failing to challenge the board’s decision himself, leaving it to two of worboys’ victims to find the funds to launch a judicial review. they always feared he would not give up his fight to get out of prison. they know he refused for years to acknowledge his guilt, finally making a limited – some would say tactical – admission in the run-up to his parole application. he has made feeble excuses for his offending, claiming it began after a relationship broke down, despite evidence that he already been attacking women for years. the fact that worboys has kept out of trouble in an all-male prison, working as a cleaner, will not comfort his victims one jot. they won’t be impressed either by his religious conversion, which may well be cited as evidence that he is a changed man. they will fear that a new panel, keen to show its independence, will come to the same decision as the first. worb

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