I would prefer you to post any information that you have on Lee Morley publicly for all to see, and where it can possibly be verified by others. I cannot envisage any possible reason why you would not want to share such information. If you can suitably enlighten me, then I will give you alternative ways to contact me. I am curious as to why you have only just joined this site.
...and I could add it's a very unusual name too.
Has previously stated that their actual name is Hardin. Roger Inhard is also the name on the unusual fb profile set up by this persons friend and is posting on fb groups asking others for info. rather than sharing their experience which would be more typically of users on those groups.
There's a fb profile of the same name doing this already. This fb profile also doesn't share any actual useful experience and is just collecting data from others.
Ah I see, thank you.
If you knew Lee Morley and how successful he has been in evading court proceedings for the last ten years, you would know that no one is going to succeed in taking any legal action against him on their own behalf. All information we can collect is for an enhanced dossier for the authorities. Also, please don't make absurd statements that only demonstrates that you are not at all au fait with the British legal system. How on Earth would anyone posting anything on here (particularly the truth) in any way jeopardize any legal proceedings?Why do you keep insisting people put any information they may have of their experience on here for all to see? You surely realize that anyone who might be going forward with any legal pursuit via the courts of this person, by doing as you ask could jeapordise any case they might have?
If you wish to have any information posted publicly I would suggest that some of the "dodgy dealer" pages on Facebook might be more useful for whatever you are hoping to achieve.
I suspect this person you are asking about might be very grateful if you have managed to undermine any legal cases they might have hanging over their head right now. Hmmm...
No, there is only one Facebook profile with my name, and the only other place that I've been asking for information using my own name about Lee Morley is on the Equestrian Scammers and Disputes website. I am on other relevant sites asking for information but with an obscure user name.
Thank you. Clearly I need some luck, since there seems to be a clique of ill-informed people behaving childishly here and attempting to obstruct me from what I thought was a simple task. I would be grateful if you have any useful information about Lee Morley for me, or know anyone who is aware of any of his current activities.
I chose not to use my own name of Hardin, to confound any Searches that Lee Morley might do looking for me under that name. He's aware of my pursuit of him. Now, I have no further interest in defending myself against suspicious, immature, people who are trying to make everyone here scared of their own shadows.
I'm not here to 'share experiences' like those who use social media to wallow in recounting their tales of woe. What on Earth would be the purpose in that? I'm here to elicit information to help to stop a very bad man from claiming further victims.
I have already explained why I didn't post his surname. I didn't know what the site rules would allow. But I knew that those who have had experience of Lee Phillip Morley, would know who I was referring to just by the name Lee. There is no reason to post any information about my previous interactions with Lee Morley. To what end? No one is writing my biography. I don't feel the need to post my life experiences on social media, because I have a real life. I'm here to warn people, and to collect more evidence of his criminal activities.
Exactly, thank you for post, saved me the trouble. Great thread from OP giving a great example on how not to elicit helpful information from forum members.
In cases adjudicated by a jury, any information in the public domain that may be seen as conjecture or speculation may bias the jury's decision. As such, the judge overseeing the case may throw the case out of court, since the defendant has 'the right to a fair trial'. It comes under 'contempt of court' and includes improper disclosure prior to commencement of court proceedings.
There are a number of reasons why posting on social media may result in a case not going forward, or indeed a mistrial.
Add in the misogynistic mansplaining and we've got the full bingo card!Exactly, thank you for post, saved me the trouble. Great thread from OP giving a great example on how not to elicit helpful information from forum members.
What I have to say is almost certainly criminal.
Alternatively if you know of a police station already investigating him lmk and I will drop my evidence in there.
