Who Killed Daniel Morgan?: Britain’s Biggest Unsolved Murder and The True Story Behind the Headlines

I read this book in 2 days, found it hard to put down as l read through the unrelenting roller coaster ride the Morgan family have and continue to live through. This is a crime in itself but what happened to Daniel and the ensuing lies, deception and cover ups beggars belief.This is another clear example of how those in authority do not want the truth to come out. They constantly treat you like mushrooms, feed you s..t and keep you in the dark !All those involved have to date avoided prosecution even though it is quite clear who murdered Daniel.One overriding factor in relation to the corrupt police officers involved is that they are all ‘Masonic Police officers’ I say Masonic first as membership of this secret society overrides their sworn duty as a police officer. I say this from personal experience as l too had my life turned upside down by ‘ Masonic Police officers’ in my own force, GMP so l speak from personal experience. My story no where near matches that of the Morgan family but as my title for this review clearly states, ‘WE CAN’T ALL BE WRONG’All credit to the family for their tenacity and resilience.Garry RogersQPM.

I’ve taken a deep interest in this case for many years now. About 14 years ago I studied for a distance learning degree (BScHons) in Criminology and Criminal Justice Studies at the ICJS, University of Portsmouth. My dissertation was,” Police Corruption, Does It Lead to Miscarriage of Justice?” . The Daniel Morgan case was still rumbling around and despite some very inept enquiry investigation nothing positive was happening. From reading several books about the crime and getting access to the official papers my own mind is firmly made up and although I am not in a position to actually name names I totally agree with the conclusion that this excellent book.Perhaps one day there will be some positive outcome and closure for Daniel’s family and Justice in general.

Very interesting book.What happened to Daniel was awful. That his family have been unable to get justice, is both sad and shocking.Quite frightening that corruption and cover-ups in our Police, media and government is widespread.I'm a die-hard Line of Duty fan. I thought it was an amazing fictional series.While reading this book, I realised there were a lot of parallels and similarities in the series.Highly recommended book

This is some, some book. Every page has an undercurrent of disappointment running through it. It's like when your favourite Uncle & Auntie get divorced, x 15 million times.The people that protect you in this case are not actually interested in protecting you, that much is evident, but Daniels' beautiful Mum & sister as well & treat them with the utmost disrespect, it's absolutely horrendous!!This is an eye-opening this book which is about a family that lost a son, brother & sister, they've no idea why Daniel should die, never mind be murdered however, when Daniels' beautiful family try to find out why (& you'll meet the worst kind of resilience along the way), you will meet corruption from a very disappointingly high level, I kid you not.This book is lessons in life.Bless the family, bless Alastair, & bless Daniel.

I read this due to the recent home office report on the case pointing out the non involvement of masons in the case. I was intrigued as to why the should need to point this out. The book covers events from the murder of his brother, and the subsequent cover up by the press, the police, and organised crime. It’s an incredibly sobering read extensively detailing not only the police involvement and subsequent cover up of the actual murder, but the lengths the Met have gone to ensure that corruption never came to light. There isn’t a great deal of evidence pointing to Masonic involvement....other than all the major players were masons?

A story ive known bits about over the years. Now we can finally read and appreciate how much corruption there was around the case and the reasons why the Morgan family have never had justice or closure over the case and the tragic murder of Daniel. Even knowing pretty much the whole truth of who why and when there is still no likelihood of ever recieving the justice they need and deserve. It can be an uncomfortable read at times seeing the lengths people went to so that justice was subverted, but nonetheless it's a read that should be undertaken.

This is a very important book in showing how the MET police consistantly failed in their duty to solve the Daniel Morgan Murder. The writers did a fantastic job and I would also highly recommend the work of Peter Jukes and the Podcast Series "Untold" which is simply a classic.I hope they get the justice they deserve some day, but this should wake us all up to see how the government, police, high level freemasons and criminals are often connected.

I can't believe the trouble this family went through to get justice for the murder of a family member. It's police corruption at its very best. Not just your "bobby on the beat" This goes to the top. Well worth a read. Five murder investigations later and the passing of some 30 years, they are still waiting for justice. Unbelievable!....but true!