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20/08/2026

RETTENDON: THE WITNESS WHO SAYS THE MURDERS HAPPENED AFTER MIDNIGHT

“Dan Diamond” is not his real name. His identity is being protected—but his evidence could fundamentally challenge the accepted account of the Rettendon murders.

Dan has provided TM Eye’s Murder and Serious Crime Review Team with a detailed signed witness statement.

He describes seeing a dark Range Rover near South Hanningfield Reservoir after midnight on 6–7 December 1995 and hearing a series of gunshots. He also says he witnessed what appeared to be a shotgun being thrown into the reservoir before telephoning the police on 999.

His account directly challenges the prosecution timeline, which placed the murders of Pat Tate, Tony Tucker and Craig Rolfe at approximately 7pm.

Dan stands by his evidence and is prepared to appear before the Court of Appeal. His account can potentially be tested through straightforward police enquiries, including tracing the 999 call, identifying the attending officer and examining contemporary police records.

His formal witness statement was submitted to the Criminal Cases Review Commission almost three years ago.

Yet the CCRC has never asked us for his true identity, sought to interview him or, so far as we are aware, undertaken the enquiries necessary to corroborate or disprove his account.

That is appalling.

The CCRC has had more than seven years to consider the safety of these convictions. Michael Steele is now an elderly man. At the present rate of progress, he could die before his claim of wrongful conviction is properly examined.

We will not allow potentially crucial evidence to disappear into another institutional black hole.

This is the first in a series of videos examining the evidence, the unanswered questions and the failures surrounding one of Britain’s most controversial murder convictions.

Watch Dan Diamond describe what he says he witnessed—in his own words.

RETTENDON: THE WITNESS WHO SAYS THE MURDERS HAPPENED AFTER MIDNIGHT...

22/07/2026

Another Conviction Secured by TM Eye – Prolific Offender Jailed

Another successful prosecution concluded yesterday at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court, with a prolific offender receiving an immediate 12-week custodial sentence following a prosecution brought by TM Eye.

The case related to theft offences committed at a Morrisons store in Ealing during 2024. After initially failing to attend court, the defendant was arrested on an outstanding warrant, remanded into custody and produced before the court via video link, where guilty pleas were entered to both offences.

The court was told that the defendant had amassed an astonishing 40 previous convictions for 99 offences, including 51 theft offences. Having considered both the offending and the defendant’s extensive criminal history, the magistrates imposed an immediate custodial sentence, together with a victim surcharge and an order for prosecution costs.

This case is another reminder of the importance of ensuring that prolific offenders are brought before the courts. Persistent shop theft has a devastating impact on retailers, their staff and the wider community. Every successful prosecution helps protect businesses, reduces repeat offending and reinforces the message that persistent criminality has consequences.

Congratulations to everyone involved in securing another successful conviction.

26/06/2026

Was Critical Evidence Hidden? The George Florence Questions | Rettendon Investigation

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26/06/2026

Was Critical Evidence Hidden? The George Florence Questions | Rettendon Investigation

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27/04/2026

CONVICTED | WARRANT EXECUTED. CASE CLOSED.

On 24th April 2025 at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court, TM Eye concluded a case that many would have allowed to drift.

We didn’t.

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THE DEFENDANT

Sunny Bhandal

The court heard he had been in the UK for over two decades as an undocumented migrant, with a long history of offending and no lawful means of support.

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THE CASE

This matter began on 27th September 2024 at H&M, where Bhandal:

* Stole £399.92 worth of clothing
* Used a foil-lined bag to defeat security
* Admitted on BWV he was stealing to fund a drug habit
* Was already linked to multiple previous thefts

The evidence was clear and compelling:

* CCTV
* Body worn video
* Witness statements
* Full recovery of stolen goods

Police did not attend.

TM Eye took the case forward.

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THE SYSTEM TESTED

Bhandal:

* Failed to attend court
* Ignored probation requirements
* Continued offending

Like many prolific offenders, he relied on delay and non-compliance.

That only works if no one follows it up.

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THE RESULT

After arrest on 21st April, he was brought before the court and:

✔️ Pleaded guilty to all offences
✔️ Sentenced to 8 weeks immediate custody (concurrent)
✔️ Made subject to a 5-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO)

The court recognised the pattern:

Persistent theft to sustain drug and alcohol abuse.

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WHY THIS CASE MATTERS

This is bigger than one offender.

It highlights:

* The gap between offending and enforcement
* The reality of repeat offenders operating unchecked
* The importance of private prosecutions as a safeguard when others don’t act

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THE MESSAGE

You can ignore court.
You can avoid probation.
You can disappear for a while.

But if the case is pursued properly — you will be brought back.

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FOR RETAILERS

A 5-year CBO is now in force.

If Bhandal:

* Enters banned premises, or
* Refuses to leave when directed

➡️ That is a criminal offence. Act immediately.

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TM Eye doesn’t walk away from cases.
We see them through.

24/04/2026

‘WHO KILLED GOLDFINGER’ - ON NOW

On SKY Documentaries this evening. All three episodes.

TM Eye detectives from The Murder and Seruous Crimes Review Team investigate the Murder of John Palmer.

14/04/2026

The article in today’s Daily Mail referring to TM Eye.

14/04/2026

Most people walk past a quiet suburban building and see… nothing.

TM Eye sees organised crime hiding in plain sight.

That Daily Mail article lifts the lid on what’s really going on across the UK. Not in dark alleyways or run-down estates, but in tidy suburban streets, former churches, and respectable-looking properties.

For nine months, TM Eye surveilled a disused church in Sheffield.

Not abandoned. Not suspicious.

Just another building.

Until it wasn’t.

Inside was a fully functioning illegal to***co factory run by Chinese Triads, one of the most sophisticated and disciplined organised crime networks operating in the UK today.

This is the reality:

• Modern slavery
• Industrial-scale illegal production
• Billions lost in tax revenue
• Poisoned products entering the public supply
• Entire criminal infrastructures hidden behind normality

These groups don’t want attention.

They rely on blending in.

And for years, they’ve succeeded.

The uncomfortable truth?

Much of this has been operating under the radar because it doesn’t fit the traditional image of crime. No smashed windows. No graffiti. No obvious disorder.

Just clean curtains… and criminal empires behind them.

This is exactly why proactive, intelligence-led investigations matter.

It’s also why enforcement, real enforcement , is critical.

Because if no one acts, these networks don’t just survive…

They expand.

TM Eye has spent years identifying, disrupting, and prosecuting these operations, often stepping in where others haven’t.

Quiet streets don’t always mean safe streets.

Sometimes, they mean no one is looking hard enough.

Has YOUR local area been taken over by Chinese Triad gangs?

The church in an unassuming Sheffield suburb had long been deconsecrated but it had not fallen into disrepair. There was nothing about it to attract the casual observer's gaze.

15/02/2026

The TM Eye Murder and Serious Crimes Review Team travel to Lithuania, to speak with Imre Arakas, a professional contract killer, who is at court for a series of assassinations.

TM Eye have uncovered evidence that Arakas was involved in the murder of John Palmer, shot dead in his garden in June 2015.

Incredibly Essex police have never interviewed Arakas.

15/02/2026