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't want the post mortem to go ahead.' I phoned David Green at Crown about that." I will move on to the David Green thing in a moment. When you say what you got back from Keith, so this is 103 Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry after you have instructed him to contact the family? A. Yes. Q. The phrase there is "No, they're not engaging.…
't want the post mortem to go ahead.' I phoned David Green at Crown about that." I will move on to the David Green thing in a moment. When you say what you got back from Keith, so this is 103 Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry after you have instructed him to contact the family? A. Yes. Q. The phrase there is "No, they're not engaging.…
…ayoh Inquiry Thursday, 7 March 2024 (10.00 am) LORD BRACADALE: Good morning Mr Green. Will you take the oath. MR DAVID GREEN (sworn) LORD BRACADALE: Ms Thomson. Questions from MS THOMSON MS THOMSON: Good morning Mr Green. Are you Mr David Green? A. That is correct. Q. May I ask how old you are? A. I am 64. Q. Until your retirement in Augu…
…nal notes Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry for the morning of 4 May, or even later that day, of you calling David Green back to update him about the family's position on the post mortem. Was there a call with David Green later that day? A. Erm, I don't know if anyone -- I didn't, but I'm not sure if anyone else, part of the PIRC did,…
…different job title, but he certainly was senior to myself in effect. I'm pretty sure he was the line manager of David Green and I was further down than David Green at that time. So if that assists, in respect of where Stephen McGowan was, he was senior to David Green who was senior to myself in terms of grade at that time. Q. All right.…
…h the Fiscal -- A. Yes. Q. -- in relation to ID? A. Yes. Q. We may be hearing evidence at a later hearing from a David Green, who was in Crown Office, who was a Fiscal. Were you aware of David Green's involvement -- A. I think he was head of fatalities in Scotland at that time. Q. We may be hearing that -- we may hear evidence from Mr Gre…
…Keith to phone them again was to re-engage with the family. Q. Are you satisfied from your recollection now that David Green understood the family position; that they wanted to wait until the mother had arrived? A. I don't know what David Green understood. That is something I think that David Green needs to be asked. Q. We should hear evi…
…Keith to phone them again was to re-engage with the family. Q. Are you satisfied from your recollection now that David Green understood the family position; that they wanted to wait until the mother had arrived? A. I don't know what David Green understood. That is something I think that David Green needs to be asked. Q. We should hear evi…
…elation to those arrangements. He knew what the facts were. Q. Thinking about that communication between you and David Green, you have said it wasn't your position to -- A. No. Q. -- do that. Did you feel on an equal footing with David Green, because you are lead investigator of PIRC, you are in charge of the investigation into Mr Bayoh's…
ave Green. I have obviously articulated to him that -- about something because I have then put "... and David told me the post mortem was going ahead. So, you know, there's -- and then we 107 Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry have to look at how do we then identify the body. That is their decision, but I have to weigh up -- we have no…
ave Green. I have obviously articulated to him that -- about something because I have then put "... and David told me the post mortem was going ahead. So, you know, there's -- and then we 107 Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry have to look at how do we then identify the body. That is their decision, but I have to weigh up -- we have no…
…ou attended at the family's home at 22.10. A. Yes. Q. From page 9 of your operational notes and then the call to David Green is at 23.35. A. Yes, so -- Q. Does that help you? Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry A. We probably -- I reckon about 20-25 minutes maybe at Mr Johnson's home which would take us to ... maybe 25 to 11, 20 to 11,…
senior to myself in terms of grade at that time. Q. All right. So Stephen McGowan is above both you and David Green? A. Yes. Q. And David Green as head of SFIU has been involved in the Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry initial stages -- A. Yes. Q. With the death of Mr Bayoh, but then was it at that meeting with Mr McGowan that he said…
look at them if they help you. We have talked about the 9.35 discussion with David Green, and in your statement you also talk about the 12.30 conversation, a second call with David Green. Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry (Pause). A. Yes, certainly the 12.30 conversation with Mr Green, he confirmed the position as regards what we deal…
tigation Unit headed up by David Green. So they weren't separated out and there are a significant number of people that work within that general unit and I think that the creation of this 156 Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry specialist unit was intended to have a more limited number of people involved in it who could concentrate excl…