A Fourth Visit to the Dentist

I said in the Chapter - “A Visit to the Dentist” – that –

The matter of David Kelly’s Dental Record is by far and away the
darkest, most sinister and evil event in this whole affair.

On Sunday evening – 20th July - David Kelly’s dentist telephoned Thames Valley Police (TVP) to report the loss – and recovery – of David Kelly’s dental record.

I have detailed this in Chapter 3 - “A Visit to the Dentist”.

The bottom line of this matter is that nothing had been lost and no obvious crime had been committed.

All in all something of a non-event.

A non-event, but for the fact that the name – “Dr David Kelly” – was given in the telephone call to TVP.

Accounts

The key facts of the matter are not in doubt. TVP has released two accounts of the event; one at the end of the Hutton Inquiry and one in 2011. Links to these are detailed at the end of this Chapter.

My Account

I was able to gain access to, and the confidence of, the senior staff at the Ock Street Clinic – as it was in 2003. I have spent about five hours talking with them.

Entrance to Ock Street Dental Clinic

This is the first time they had revealed this information to a third party. They seemed very relieved to find someone empathetic to discuss it with.

I have no doubt that my account here is a true and accurate account of events.

Needless to say, the actual events are only vaguely related to TVP’s statements.

I should add that Dr Bozena Kanas, who was David Kelly’s dentist, has never conceded this fact because of some NHS rules on patient confidentiality.

Key Issues

• Why was David Kelly’s dental record stolen and then returned?
• What happened after David Kelly’s dentist reported the matter to TVP?

Why was David Kelly’s dental record stolen and then returned?

The managers and civil servants, in whose care David Kelly died, wanted to cover up the true events.

They discussed all possible options with Command & Control (C&C).

One option was to destroy David Kelly’s body by some means: acids, alkalis enzymes, fire etc. The teeth are the most difficult to destroy and can be used to identify a body, providing the dental record is available.

Therefore C&C issued a command to steal David Kelly’s dental record from the Ock Street Clinic. I have described these events in Chapter 14 - “A Second and Third Visit to the Dentist”.

This was a truly horrendous crime plan – a satanic scheme.

However, as events evolved on the night, this plan - one of many - was put aside. It followed that the dental record had to be returned. This was done as described in Chapter 14.

C&C were confident that the brief loss of the record would not be noted; the Clinic probably had 10,000 or more records.

But – they were wrong!

I can only imagine that when they learned that their theft had been discovered they would have gone into a meltdown.

In the situation they had three options.

1. The first was to do nothing. Ignore it, don’t give the story any credence.

2. The second was to appear to treat it as a trivial matter. Just send a policeman along to take a few notes.

These were OK – but neither of these options could prevent the Clinic staff talking about the events.

They would have to apply a bigger, more dramatic response to ensure the Clinic staff remained silent.

3. Thus the events described below occurred.

What happened after David Kelly’s dentist reported the matter to TVP?

Three “Men in Black” - Police Officers
arrived from London

The response was extraordinary.

On the Monday morning (21st July) “Men in Black” arrived, from London, at the surgery – three in all!

They quickly introduced themselves, as plain clothed Police Officers from London but were reluctant to enlarge upon that – the staff didn’t remember names, rank or division – even if they had been given. One of the partners thought that they were led by an officer of Chief Superintendent or higher.

These officers have a deft skill of introducing themselves in such a way that you soon realise you can’t recall them afterwards.

They had arrived in response to Dr Bozena Kanas’s telephone call of the previous evening.

Then they took the busy dental practice over. Somehow dental work continued while they did their work.

All the staff were interviewed and had fingerprints and DNA samples taken. Whether they readily consented to this is not clear.

Two of the staff had just gone on holiday to Majorca. Without hesitation two police officers were flown out to the island to similarly interview them. The urgency to do this must have been to ensure their silence.

One of the dentists, Robert Farrant, described the scene on the day as unbelievably surreal. It had a profound effect upon him – in respect of his regard for civil liberties and the government.

Another dentist – John Ansell – said that when TVP’s Michael Page had announced the details of the missing dental record at the end of the Hutton Inquiry – September 2003 - all the dentists in the region were bombarded – like a “blitzkrieg” – in an effort to identify the dentist concerned.

Silence, Silence, Silence

One of the obvious objectives of this visit was to impress upon the Clinic staff the importance of total secrecy.

C&C didn’t want any hint of their horrendous plan to reach the public.

This worked - there has been a complete silence about this matter by the practice staff. One can only assume that the officers “advised” – by some strong arm means or another - the staff to keep this matter secret – and they did.

Clearly the three Men in Black had done a good job.

The silence has been total.

Then a Mrs Jayne Venables identified the practice in 2011.

Mrs Venables was writing a play about David Kelly’s death. She wanted to clarify the “dental matter”; she telephoned many of the dental practices in the area – leaving a message explaining her want. Late on a Sunday evening she got a very guarded call from the Ock Street Clinic. From the concern they expressed about her interest she realised that they had revealed themselves as David Kelly’s dentist.

Sometime later I gained the confidence of the Clinic staff.

Thus C&C’s secret is now out.

Ock Street Clinic Timeline

The timeline of events at this dental surgery in the quiet market town of Abingdon is quite extraordinary.

Events began on the night of Thursday 17th July – before David Kelly’s body had been “found”.

Thursday night - Dental Team burglary to steal David Kelly’s record.

Friday/Saturday night - Dental Team burglary to return David Kelly’s record.

Sunday evening - Dr Kanas reports the loss/recovery of David Kelly’s record to TVP.

Sunday evening/night - C&C presumed to have gone into a meltdown.

Monday morning - “Men in Black” – Police Officers arrive from London – to turn the surgery upside down. They ensure that every staff member is “sworn to secrecy”.

Tuesday morning - two “Men in Black” fly to Majorca to “interview” two surgery staff on holiday.

I have no doubt that the objective of these dramatic “staff interviews” was to ensure their silence.

The Importance of The Dental Record issue

To repeat what I said at the start of this Chapter -

The matter of David Kelly’s Dental Record is by far and away the

darkest, most sinister and evil event in this whole affair.

C&C had to ensure that this matter did not get into the Public Domain.

My First Impressions

When I began to look into the cause of David Kelly’s death I was faced with a myriad of issues or items; many were quite bizarre.

I realised that I had to focus on the events directly related to the cause of David Kelly’s death. Other issues, of which there were many, were not for me.

Nevertheless, I was faced with a pile of jigsaw pieces – some began to fit, others didn’t.

I saw the matter of David Kelly’s dental record as a bizarre piece – potentially very important – with flashing red lights on it! But - almost impossible to find a home for it. No-one seems to have tried to make any detailed study of this matter.

Eventually the evidence I got from the dental practice was so good that my jigsaw had to fit the “dental record” – and this it did.

The overall “fit” of the jigsaw pieces confirmed to me the accuracy and integrity of the rest of my picture of David Kelly’s death.

My Last Impressions

• The revelation of the Dental Record puzzle confirms for me that my general theory of how David Kelly died is accurate.
• There may be the odd glitch – but the principle is true.
• The issue of the Dental Record is evidence of how C&C (The Government/Establishment) is prepared to use the most sinister of methods to cover up its errors.

TVP statements on the Dental Record

To TVP Officer Page at Hutton -

https://tinyurl.com/y9f7pxjc

see paragraph 202.

To Attorney General Office’s (AGO’s) note on dentist –

https://tinyurl.com/yc63qzmw

see “TVP – 6”, part of a complex legal application to the Attorney General’s Office in 2011.

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A Second - and Third Visit to the Dentist

We know many facts about the Dental Records issue – from two TVP sources – but the identity of the practice was not given. The silence about this was complete – for eight years.

The practice was found by Mrs Jayne Venables in 2011. This arose from her investigations in preparation for writing a play about David Kelly’s death.

I have spent much time talking to the senior practice staff – but Dr Bozena Kanas will not admit that David Kelly was her patient – for the legal reasons of NHS rules.

I am very grateful to all the senior staff of the practice – as it was in 2003 – for their great help.

Below is my best guess at the events concerning the movement of the dental record. It is speculative in detail – but based on an underlying truth – and the documented operational style of these officers. TVP have given details of the events on two occasions – links to these are given at the end of the chapter.

A Burglary 

Control & Command (C&C) pulled together a team of two experts in “building penetration and recovery” – generally known as burglars. They had many other skills – not required this night.

They were on their way West from London even before they knew their destination. They were aware that some massive “flap” was on and just did as they were told.

Soon they received their exact destination – the Ock Street Clinic, 45 Ock Street, Abingdon, OX14 5AG. This was the very early morning of 18 July 2003 – before David Kelly’s body had been “found”.

They arrived at about 03:30 am and parked their car a short way away from the address. The passenger got out and strolled down the pavement, across the road from the Clinic – looking for evidence of burglar alarms etc. There didn’t seem to be any security systems.

He then crossed the road and walked back past it – looking at the front door to see what sort of locks it had. There was one - of a type that was easy to open.

Then he was in luck because he could walk into a lane entrance – into Fitchett Yard. This took him to the back of the Clinic.

Ock Street Clinic in the evening. The practice
extends from the single story building
into house on the right – and beyond the central
archway.

Here was just a simple garden fence, about 5 feet tall, around the back of the Clinic. He looked around for signs of life or CCTV cameras. It looked quite safe – he legged it over the fence and hit the ground.

After a couple of minutes he got up and explored the rough ground at the back
and sides of the Clinic. On the East Side he was completely hidden from view. Here was a door and window.

He opened his tool kit and tried to open the window – but, although it was quite old, he couldn’t open it without risk breaking the glass. He looked at the door. This had a simple mortise lock and after a couple of minutes he had it open. Very gently he pushed the door open with his gloved hands - wow – no alarms went off.

Then he found his way to the front door and unlocked it from the inside. He then spoke to his colleague – outside in their car – via a radio link.

By then there was now some debate in C&C if it was necessary to get David Kelly’s dental records. Events were moving very quickly and it was difficult to keep track of parallel plans.

Plan of Dental Clinic in red; hatched area
is rough ground at rear.

The Dental Team said that they had already entered the building and were ready to recover the dental records. After a short while the Dental Team was told to complete their task. C&C thought that this would be one amongst 10,000 or so records and would be unlikely to be noticed.

The Clinic was a bit of a rabbit warren with Dr Kanas’s surgery at the farthest end of the building. Here was her filing cabinet and David Kelly’s record – easily found and taken.

The Dental Team locked the Clinic and left Abingdon.

They didn’t realise that they would make a return visit in 24 hours. Even by their standards this was a very unusual exercise.

C&C had soon decided that the option of destroying David Kelly’s body was off their menu. Thus the dental records would be returned the following night.

A Second Burglary 

Thus the Dental Team came back to Town on the Saturday evening – the 19th July.

The dental records had been copied back at base but returned to their transit pack.

The Dental Team drove back to Abingdon and repeated their work of 48 hours before. This time, a Saturday night - the town was a bit busier than it had been on the Thursday. They left it a bit later before repeating their entry and put the records back in Dr Kanas’s filing cabinet. As before getting into the Clinic and returning the records was easy. The Dental Team left the Clinic as they found it and returned to base.

C&C breathed a sigh of relief. This part of their plan was by far and away the most sinister and evil part of the plans they made that night.

They knew that this must never come to light.

This exercise was a long shot done successfully by great experts under great time pressure.

C&C were now quite relaxed about the matter of the dental records. It was now history and the matter was closed.

But - the matter wasn’t closed

As explained in Chapter 3 “A Visit to the Dentist” David Kelly’s dentist – Dr Bozena Kanas – was very alert.

She quickly recognised the loss of David Kelly’s dental record – a little after midday on 18th July.

Extreme efforts were used to confirm the loss of the records. Two days later, Dr Kanas, looked yet again for David Kelly dental record – and found it filed where it should be.

As I have explained Dr Kanas reported the loss of and return of the records to TVP. This was late on the evening of Sunday 20th July.

A rather bizarre crime report in that, eventually, nothing had been lost.

Seemingly - no crime had been committed.

Dr Kanas had no idea what the response of TVP might be. Possibly nothing at all, or possibly a visit by a local Abingdon PC to tick-box a routine report.

But she was relieved that this mystery was behind her. But – it wasn’t - it was to be an issue for many years thereafter.

I am publishing the full account of this some 15 years after the event.

A Surreal scenario 

On Monday 31st July the Ock Street Clinic, 45 Ock Street in Abingdon started life as usual.

At the end of the day Dr Robert Farrant, a senior partner, described the subsequent events as unbelievably surreal.

This to be explained in Chapter 15.

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The Death of David Kelly

I have already described the circumstances of David Kelly’s death in Chapter 7 – “A Short Walk, a Drive and a Meeting”.

Here I will detail how I believe he died.

Disease

The only natural pathology in David Kelly’s body was in his coronary arteries.

It is usual, and obvious, that if one severe pathology only is found in a body – then this is assumed to be the cause of death. It would be absurd to attribute a cause of death to kidney failure when the kidneys are perfectly healthy.

David Kelly’s coronary arteries were in an appalling condition.

I am ignoring the “scratchings” on his left wrist and the toxicology results.

Heart – this was the only organ to show any natural pathology. Cutting through the coronary artery’s showed severe and extensive arterial disease.

The coronary arteries arise from the base of the aorta and spread out, like the roots of a tree, to carry blood to the muscle of the heart. There are two main coronary arteries – Right and Left – supplying the two ventricles of the heart.

Right Coronary Artery –

• almost 100% blockage

Left Coronary Artery –

• the left anterior descending artery – 70% blockage with an old complete blockage, now cleared, further on
• the circumflex artery – 65% blockage

David Kelly’s coronary arteries had very severe disease.

It would be typical of a person who smoked or who had a very adverse lifestyle or diet; or possibly, an illness not revealed by a post mortem.

A Heart Attack - I

In lay terms David Kelly had a “heart attack” – of which there are two types.

Blood clot

A blood clot (or thrombus) that builds up on a broken plaque of atheroma causes the classic heart attack.

The body reacts to the break in the lining of the artery, over the plaque, by trying to “seal” the break – just as though you had a cut (see figure). A clot builds up on the fractured surface. Now life hangs in a balance.

If the clotting forces are strong the clot will get bigger and block the artery – a very bad outcome – possibly fatal.

If the clot dissolving forces are strong the clot will get smaller – a very good outcome. Various drugs – classically aspirin - help this dissolving process.

However - there was no sign of any blood clot in David Kelly’s coronary arteries.

There was evidence of an earlier blockage in one of the distal arteries that had later opened again.

Thus he didn’t die from a heart attack caused by a blood colt.

A Heart Attack - II

Another form of heart attack happens when the normal beating of the heart is disrupted.

If David Kelly had become very stressed during his meeting with his Managers & Civil Servants (M&CS) his blood pressure would have risen. Also his heart rate would have gone up – and the workload on his heart would have shot up. If he had drunk lots of coffee that could have made it worse.

Normal ECG – 64 beats/min

The increased workload on his heart would have meant that his heart needed lots of fresh oxygenated blood – but his coronary arteries couldn’t supply this.
He would have developed a very fast and abnormal heart beat – medically a tachy-dysrhythmia (a fast–abnormal rhythm).

ECG - a fast–abnormal rhythm

His heart muscle would have run short of fresh blood and he may have had severe chest pain – angina. Strangely, especially, in older people the symptoms of a heart attack can be very mild or misleading.

At the same time his heart, starved of fresh blood, would fail to pump blood as it should. Slowly blood would have backed up in his lungs. Then his lungs could no longer contain the blood and he would have started to cough up blood stained fluid. This would likely have appeared at his mouth as a pink froth.

By now, however, some help was to hand and he had an oxygen mask put over his face. This would have eased his breathlessness but he would have carried on coughing up blood stained froth.

This, I am sure, was the source of the brown stains on his face.

Brown stains on face

The oxygen mask would have been held in place by an elastic strap that ran around his neck.

This fits precisely the description by the paramedic Vanessa Hunt. She wondered if he had something tied around his neck.

Her paramedic partner, David Bartlett, laid great emphasis on the very strange brown marks. He mentioned this to Lord Hutton – but it was quickly ignored. He stressed to me that they were roughly similar on the right and left side of the face. He said that it didn’t look like vomit. And vomit would have run out of one side or other – but not both.

Oxygen mask strapped on David Kelly’s face

I believe that the pink froth coughed up would collect on the inside of the mask. It would gradually run down to the lowest part of the mask – where the elastic strap was. Then the blood-stained fluid would drain out of the mask – down along the line of the elastic strap. As David Kelly had a light beard the fluid would accumulate in his beard – and dry quickly. The died blood froth would turn brown.

Dr Hunt describes this brown staining as “vomitus”; he may have been reluctant to call it what he thought it was – and decided vomitus was his best alternate description. Old dried blood will turn brown and may look like vomit. He describes the brown material, just as Vanessa Hunt did, with the added detail –

“There was a band of what appeared to be vomitus running from the right corner of the mouth slightly upwards over the right earlobe tip and then on to the mastoid area. This appeared to have relatively uniform and parallel sides.”

The description of the brown stain having “relatively uniform and parallel sides” is a very clear description of fluid having drained along the length of an elastic strap of an oxygen mask.

If this had happened in a hospital environment then his nurses would have changed his mask for a new one and cleaned his face and beard.

If left unattended these bloodstains on his face/beard would darken and turn brown. This is exactly what the paramedics described and Dr Hunt describes.

Dr Hunt’s description is so exact that I don’t think that there could have been any doubt in his mind that he was describing an artefact created by the strap of an oxygen mask.

Laboratory testing

At Harrowdown Hill, and at the mortuary, many swabs were taken of David Kelly’s body.

Typically a swab is like a long cotton bud. The cotton head is rubbed against the area to be sampled and in so doing it collects liquid or debris from the sample site.

The brown stains on the face were sampled several times.

In the field they were sampled –

• AMH 20 – sample from Right side of neck x2

In the mortuary Dr Hunt sampled them as –

• NCH 03 – sample from mouth
• NCH 35 – sample from Right side of face
• NCH 36 – sample from Right cheek

All of these samples were tested by James Green, the forensic biologist, of Forensic Alliance Limited. This company performed virtually all the forensic work in this investigation. The tests on the samples were all positive as bloodstains. They also confirmed this as David Kelly’s blood.

The brown stains were of dried blood and not “vomitus” as labelled by Dr Hunt.

I therefore believe that David Kelly was wearing an oxygen mask prior to his death. Additionally that he was coughing up blood stained froth typical of that found in sudden heart failure.

The observations of Vanessa Hunt, David Bartlett and Dr Hunt all support this interpretation.

Death

As David Kelly’s heart began to fail the heart muscle would have eventually run out of oxygen and the heart-beat would have broken down. Then lots of separate parts of the heart muscle would beat individually and the heart would cease to pump blood.

Fatal ventricular fibrillation

Death would follow in a few minutes.

This breakdown of the normal beating of the heart is called ventricular fibrillation (VF).

Defibrillation of David Kelly’s heart

The only practicable treatment, outside of a hospital, is a big electrical shock to the heart. This will stop the heart dead in its track – and with luck it will restart with a normal, or near normal, beat.

The electrical shock can be applied to the heart by an electrical defibrillator.

For some years these have now been made as portable, battery operated, automatic devices – Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs).

I believe that David Kelly’s heart deteriorated and went into VF.

Wherever David Kelly was - an AED was available.

Two big sticky AED electrodes were put on his chest and defibrillation attempted. The process starts with a low power discharge. After a pause of a few seconds the defibrillation would be repeated at a higher power – until it succeeds, or fails.

Defibrillator Electrodes

The paramedic – David Bartlett – insisted that David Kelly had been taken to a hospital in or near London – not Oxford. This very positive information had come to him via the paramedic grapevine.

I reassured him that David Kelly’s body had been taken from Harrowdown Hill to the John Radcliffe Hospital. I have photographs of the hearse carrying his body away.

Then I had a very clear account from a Hospital Consultant (I will call him Dr H P) that David Kelly was brought into the Accident & Emergency unit of the Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, Berkshire on the night of the 17/18th July 2003.

Suddenly David Bartlett’s account made sense.

Both David Bartlett and Dr H P’s account describe a scenario where David Kelly’s body was taken to a hospital – before it ever ended up on Harrowdown Hill.

This fits perfectly with the findings of the two very expert helicopter searches; namely that there was no body on Harrowdown Hill when they searched the area – ending at 04:15.

The account given by Dr H P is that when David Kelly arrived in the hospital his shirt was unbuttoned – to apply ECG electrodes. But – the nurses saw two electrodes already on his chest! They pulled them off quickly and put on four sticky standard ECG electrodes. The ECG machine showed a flat-line – a dead heart. A few more quick clinical tests confirmed that David Kelly was dead.

As proposed in Chapter 7 his body was removed on the basis of National Security.

I believe that the two electrodes on his chest were automatic external defibrillator (AED) electrodes. These are quite big, compared to ECG electrodes. Hospital nurses, in 2003, may not have been familiar with these electrodes. At that time hand-held metal paddles were the norm in most hospitals.

As I described in Chapter 12 – “Two Pathologists” – Dr Hunt noted “a small group of post mortem “abrasions”. This observation by Dr Hunt is completely consistent with the prior use of a pair of self-adhesive defibrillator electrodes.

Microscope view of Lung

A sample of lung was prepared and stained in the usual manner so that it could be examined with a microscope.

The lungs, and other organs, act as a storage organs for blood. If the blood volume increases the lungs can accommodate a lot of blood. Likewise, if the body loses a lot of blood the lungs can empty themselves of blood.

Normally the lung contains about 400mls of blood.

In a person who had died from blood loss (as Dr Hunt alleges), it would be expected that the lungs would lose a lot of this 400mls of blood.

Under a microscope the lung tissue would still be visible – but it would “dry” – depleted of the usual content of blood.

Dr Hunt’s description of the microscopic view of the lung doesn’t fit this scenario.

He says –

“The lungs show small areas of collapse and minimal focal oedema (fluid collection).”

This is clearly not the description of “dry” lung – but that of a “wet” lung.

This is not consistent with death from blood loss; it is consistent with death from sudden heart failure.

Conclusion

I believe that David Kelly was subject to excessive psychological stress during his meeting. Excessive – given that, unknown to all concerned, he had very severe heart disease.

This produced sudden oxygen shortage in his heart muscle. In turn lead to sudden heart failure and eventually fatal ventricular fibrillation. I think these events would have taken some time – possibly an hour or more.

In this time he was given oxygen via a standard oxygen mask and unsuccessful external automatic defibrillation.

Key points

• Vanessa Hunt describes brown facial marks – as though he’d been gagged.
• David Bartlett also emphatically describes the same marks – ignored by Lord Hutton.
• Dr Hunt describes linear, parallel facial marks – but calls it “vomitus”.
• Laboratory testing, however, confirms these marks as blood stains.
• David Kelly has very severe heart disease.
• David Bartlett says that David Kelly’s body was not taken to the John Radcliffe Hospital but one in or near London.
• I have an account from a Hospital Consultant that David Kelly was taken to The Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading. When he arrived there were two large electrodes on his chest. Subsequent examination confirmed that he was dead.
• Dr Hunt describes post mortem abrasions on his chest – quite consistent with the use and removal of defibrillator electrodes.
• Dr Hunt’s description of David Kelly’s lung sample under the microscope is not consistent with blood loss – but is consistent with sudden heart failure.

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