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BREAKING: Midazolam Inquest Suspended Early After Expert Witness Humiliates Royal Trinity Hospice
- A Radical Dispatch
EXCLUSIVE BREAKING NEWS, 28th August 2025:
DATE SET for suspended Midazolam-death inquest into Derek Dimmock. Radical Media reports from patient Derek Dimmock’s son Paul:
“The inquest will proceed at Southwark Coroner’s Court on 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th December 2025”
This is a public inquiry. All are, respectfully, welcome. Radical Media will once again publish our daily live notes on proceedings.
Original article 17th August 2025:
1) Midazolam Death Inquest Suspended Early Without Reason
In breaking news, the medical inquest into the potentially precedent-setting Midazolam death case of Derek Dimmock at the Royal Trinity Hospice (RTH) has been suspended a day early without Senior Coroner Dr Julian Morris providing any reason.
After resuming ten minutes past schedule at 10:10am on Friday morning 15th August 2025, coroner Morris rose only 20 minutes after opening the session.
One of the country’s leading palliative care experts - an expert witness for the family - Professor Sam Ahmedzai was physically in attendance at Southwark Coroner’s Court on Friday 15th August for 10am and was on the docket, ready to testify.
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Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED: “And welcome back to some breaking news on WARRIOR CREED for an out of schedule live stream. Those of you who follow Radical Media will be aware that we've been live posting our notes from the court at the Midazolam death inquest of Derek Dimmock, which was being presided over by senior coroner Dr Julian Morris from Southwark Coroner's Court in London. And the breaking news, as is in the title of the show today, ‘Midazolam Inquest Suspended Early After Expert Witness Humiliates Royal Trinity Hospice’. That's the topic. for today's stream. And indeed, that's the breaking news. The coroner, Dr. Julian Morris, in a surprise move, suspended the inquest today with an entire day scheduled remaining. And that was today, Friday remaining. The court presumably now sits empty. That's the main court at Southwark Coroner's Court. The witnesses, the expert witnesses were in attendance. Professor Sam Ahmadzai, one of the country's leading palliative care or end-of-life care academics, was present on behalf of the family. Dr Das, the court-appointed expert, was present. They were ready in the courtroom. They were scheduled on the docket to testify today. And then after merely 20 minutes, the coroner, in a surprise move, suspended the medical inquest. You can see the news on your screens now. Medical inquest into the Midazolam death of Derek Dimmock has concluded its second leg after only 20 minutes without hearing from the listed expert witnesses. It is set to resume sometime between December 2025 and February 2026. Many observers including the Dimmock family are very surprised that expert witnesses Professor Sam Ahmedzai (for the family) and Dr Das (court appointed) who were listed for today were not heard, with the entire day in court now remaining free.”
In an earlier sign of intent missed by most, the coroner had indicated that he would postpone the court appointed expert Dr Das. It had been assumed that this was to ensure reasonable time for the family expert Professor Sam Ahmedzai, a reasonable assumption since Professor Ahmedzai remained on the schedule. But the coroner thwarted all such assumptions by aborting proceedings entirely, and later reportedly twice refused to provide media with his reasons for aborting proceedings early.
Matters so shocked the Dimmock family, whom justice has eluded now for an inordinate six years since the death of their loved one Derek, that they decided to publicly complain to the Chief Coroner
The Dimmock family letter is republished below in full.
Above is the Dimmock family formal letter of complaint to the UK Chief Coroner as two image files, and below is the same as a PDF document available for free to download.
The letter raises a series of allegations to the Chief Coroner Alexia Durran about Senior Coroner Dr Julian Morris showing bias toward the barrister for the RTH Amanda Wright-Klugar.
Radical Media reports 18th March 2025:
This is to the extent that the Dimmock family declare in their letter they have official court audio of coroner Morris “giggling” with Wright-Klugar while still in the court chamber during recesses. As of time of writing, the Dimmock family await a response to their complaint.
2) Expert Witness Dr Corbett Humiliates Royal Trinity Hospice as Criminal Charges are Feared
Being provided no reason for the Senior Coroner’s early suspension of this public inquest, determining what may have occurred becomes a matter of public interest.
With that in mind, Radical Media takes the view - on the strength of the available evidence to date - that the expert testimony provided on the previous day three by family witness Dr Kevin Corbett was so damning that the Senior Coroner had no choice but to rise to consider its potentially criminal implications on the case.
The specifics of the damning evidence provided by Dr Corbett that so terrified RTH barrister Wright-Klugar were chronologically documented via Radical Media’s unofficial live note taking.
Dr Corbett questioned the notes provided by RTH medical staff that appear to give the impression that patient Dimmock had been examined face to face by doctors, at a time that was prior to his recorded arrival at the Hospice.
Dr Corbett went on to explain under oath that there is simply no way to be able to calculate how much Midazolam was injected into the patient Derek Dimmock, because the amount that RTH medical staff discarded was not even recorded in three out of the four prescriptions.
Upon having this explained by Dr Corbett in some detail, even the coroner had to express that he finally understood Dr Corbett’s submitted evidence.
So panicked did RTH’s barrister Wright-Klugar become at Dr Corbett’s evidence being heard by the court that she applied to the Senior Coroner to have Corbett excluded entirely.
At this, the Senior Coroner took his lunch break to consider his ruling.
But this late-stage ambush failed.
In a severe blow to the Royal Trinity Hospice the coroner returned to announce that Dr Corbett did indeed qualify as a court expert on certain crucial nursing matters, and on those matters his evidence would indeed be permitted to remain.
From Radical Media’s live notes:
Dr Corbett’s level of expertise had been called into question by Wright-Klugar on a very significant national legal stage. In the end, Dr Corbett’s heroic NHS career - which included working as an NHS palliative care nurse on wards during the peak of the global 1980s AIDS crises - spoke for itself.
So struck was RTH barrister Wright-Klugar at this legal blow to her case that she requested a renewed 5 minute emergency break, which turned into an unscheduled 20 minutes.
From Radical Media’s live notes:
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Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED: "Dr. Corbett's evidence yesterday. Now, this comes to when we just explained after reading the first half of the letter that the only reason that remains logically plausible on the strength of the evidence as to why this delay, that has remained unexplained by omission by the coroner, as to why this delay occurred, the only logical reason is that the strength of the evidence yesterday of Dr. Kevin Corbett was such that it meant, and it was so strong in terms of its implications, that it meant the coroner and counsel for the Royal Trinity Hospice, barrister Wright-Kluger, needed time to digest the implications of Dr. Corbett's evidence. And Wright-Kluger may have needed extra time to prepare a proper defense for the Royal Trinity Hospice, because Dr. Corbett's evidence was damning. And we're going to come to that evidence from our notes, live notes that we published yesterday, and show you exactly what was so damning about it."
As the RTH barrister failed to secure the dismissal of Dr Corbett’s testimony she had to resume her cross-examination of him, but the more Corbett responded the worse it became for the Royal Trinity Hospice. Wright-Klugar quickly realised that the best way to proceed was to stop attempting to catch out this “forensic nurse” who had previously worked with the London Metropiltan police.
Upon Wright-Klugar then suggesting that the hospice policy may simply state that only the “amount administered” should be logged, Dr Corbett challenged her confidently.
Taken in combination with an admission made on day three of the inquest by Dr Lund, the Medical Director for RTH, that she had destroyed the hospice’s drug stock record book after being made aware of the complaint by the Dimmock family, and the Dimmock case now appears to be veering very close to a potential criminal investigation. From Radical Media’s notes:
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Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED: “Now the medical director of the Royal Trinity Hospice on day three admitted that they were aware of the Dimmock family complaint raised about the death of Derek Dimmock and yet still decided to destroy the hospital's medical record book. Dr. Lund was personally aware and decided to destroy the stock book. That's the drug stock book...Now put two and two together, all of you watching. Don't look at us. Just put two and two together. Dr. Corbett said the amount discarded from the so-called faulty syringe drivers wasn't recorded, which it wasn't in the first three prescriptions for Derek Dimmock. Only in the fourth prescription given to him was the amount discarded, recorded. And therefore, it's impossible to work out how much of Midazolam and morphine (Radical Media note: or any other opioid) was injected into Derek Dimmock during those first three prescriptions because the amount discarded was not recorded. But you know where you could work out? The amount discarded from, from the original stock that was in the medical cupboard for the Royal Trinity Hospice. And Dr. Lund just testified that despite being aware of Derek Dimmock's, sorry, Paul Dimmock, the Dimmock family's complaint about the death of Derek Dimmock, despite being aware of that complaint, she proceeded to destroy that medical stock book. Now imagine we had that medical stock book. You would have known how much Midazolam they had to start with. And so even if the amount discarded hadn't been recorded, you could then work out how much was put into Derek Dimmock. (Radical Media note: you would know at least, the amount missing that was unaccounted for).”
The potential criminal consequences become more apparent when considering that the doctor who was on the ward the night of Derek Dimmock’s death had previously audited the hundreds of opioid misuse deaths that occurred at the Gosport War Memorial Hospital.
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Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED: “What could possibly be the implications of Dr. Corbett's evidence yesterday and how damning they are? What could possibly require so much extra time? Well, the issue is… if there are clear criminal implications in what's been revealed via Dr. Corbett's evidence, in other words, death due to criminal culpability, and we're not saying there are, we're saying if there are, then of course the coroner will need time to consider that based upon yesterday's evidence. And the coroner already twice alluded to, by using the word to James Bogle KC for the family, he said, you don't want me to caution the Trinity Hospice witness, do you? Now, why would he say that? Because by cautioning a witness, he's reading them their “rights” - known as the Miranda rights for example - because the witness may end up incriminating themselves. That statement made by the coroner to James Bogle KC, a counsel on behalf of the family, the Dimmock family. That statement was made on day four (Radical Media correction: it was made on day three). And he said explicitly, you don't want me to caution the Trinity Hospice witnesses, do you? Because if you carry on, I may have to alluding to the point that they may end up incriminating themselves. After Dr. Kevin Corbett presented his evidence, it became clear that this falls within the remit of consideration, at least, as to whether we're witnessing the unfolding of a criminal investigation, because Gospert Hospital was referenced this morning by the cross-examination…of the doctor that was on the ward the night Derek Derek died, Dr. Wright… In that cross-examination, Bogle revealed that Dr. Wright, who was on duty that night, Derek Dimmock died on the ward…had previously done an audit of the deaths at Gosport Hospital, which were deaths involving the overuse and misuse of opioids. And Dr. Wright had been fully aware of that because she had audited those deaths upon being asked, as she testified to in the 20 minutes this morning. Now, the interesting point is that those deaths at Gosport Hospital are subject to a criminal investigation. That's very interesting.”
Dr Wright would presumably therefore be fully aware of the subsequent criminal investigation that followed at Gosport.
Radical Media reports 23rd April 2025:
Not least because, as reported by independent journalist Jacqui Deevoy whose early efforts contributed to alerting Radical Media to the Midazolam scandal, the government had already declared an open warning on an official government page in October 2021 that the concerned syringe drivers used by the RTH on Derek Dimmock may suffer from serious faults, rendering them unreliable.
UK government reports 19th October 2021:
So did the Royal Trinity Hospice receive a ‘Field Safety Notice’ and if so, what did they do about it?
Here is the PDF document of this government guidance on T34 syringe drivers available for download.
It is no wonder then that the Dimmock family barrister James Bogle KC recently broke his silence and personally came to the conclusion that this appears to have been a systemic nationwide problem.
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Dimmock family barrister James Bogle KC: “The favoured way of shortening a life, let’s put it that way, rather than putting it anymore controversially, is to use in combination morphine and Midazolam. Midazolam is a sedative and morphine is an opiate. Or morphine is used to eliminate pain and Midazolam is used to sedate you, ostensibly to calm you down. The combination of the two is a very effective way of shortening somebody’s life. And what happens is, the doses go up and up and up, the patient dies and nobody really knows ‘did he die from dehydration? Did he die from malnutrition? Did he die from his underlying condition? Or did he die from having an increased dose of morphine and Midazolam?’ …This is why I said earlier, if you want to kill somebody, get a doctor or a nurse to do it, because it's very, very difficult to pin the blame on them. And the use of morphine and Midazolam as a regular feature of treatment of the terminally ill, of the sick, of the chronically sick and elderly in the NHS is now very common. I myself, with my own mother, when I went down to visit her in hospital, I said to the doctor, can I have a look at the medical, sorry, the drug chart? And the consultant said, ‘well, why do you want to do it?’ ..’I just would like to see it, if you don't mind’. Sure enough, she was being given morphine and Midazolam. And I had earlier said to the doctor, ‘is she in pain?’ ‘No, she's not.’ Well, is she... ‘Is she thrashing about, or is she in any way requiring a sedative?’ ‘No.’ And then when I went to the drug chart, there was morphine and Midazolam.”
Host Peter McCormack: “Well, that sounds like malpractice.”
Dimmock family barrister James Bogle KC: “Oh, it does. But it's very easy to get around that. It's very easy for a doctor to say, ‘well, we wanted to make sure she was comfortable. We wanted to make sure that she wasn't agitated. So we gave her Midazolam’.”
3) Midazolam Scandal Goes Global
Recent developments have catapulted the Midazolam deaths scandal to a global audience.
Dr Mary Talley Bowden recently raised the issue on a podcast episode with Joe Rogan.
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Watch the full episode here.
Dr Mary Talley Bowden: “There’s actually a law suite today, that's first jury trial in the country over these hospital protocols, where they had a young woman with down syndrome they basically euthanised her. They gave her a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) order even though she didn't have one, and the father has just been wonderful, it's the Shara family…”
Podcast host Joe Rogan: “…why did they do that. They euthanised her for what?”
Dr Bowden: “I've seen this. I have reviewed records from these hospital patients, and they'll euthanise them. They need the bed. They say, well, they're going to die anyway.”
Rogan: “What was this person in the hospital for?”
Dr Bowden: “Covid. COVID protocol.”
Rogan: “And they... wait, wait, wait. So they were in the hospital with COVID, and they gave them something to kill them?”
Dr Bowden: “Yeah. That happened all the... I'm sorry, but... I mean, that happened. People, they give them morphine and insulin...yeah, yeah.”
Rogan: “That's common?”
Dr Bowden: “Yeah, yeah. I've reviewed charts. In this situation, they gave her a DNR, which is do not resuscitate, meaning if they look like they're dying, you don't do anything, which that was not the case. So they're suing for battery, which is one way of getting around the PREP Act, because the PREP Act is very hard to penetrate. The PREP Act protects everybody, all the doctors, all the hospitals, from any wrongdoing during COVID. So it's been this big challenge trying to get around the PREP Act. And this case has hope of getting around the PREP Act, because they're charging for battery. And they're in trial. It started today. It's in Wisconsin. So that gives me hope.”
Meanwhile, new Canadian research has arrived at the same conclusions as last year’s peer reviewed statistical analysis by Dr Wilson Sy - exclusively interviewed by Radical Media here - by stating that the April 2020 death spike could not have occurred naturally.
This corroborates the view that the April 2020 death spike was “iatrogenic”, or caused by the medical intervention itself.
Slay news reports 1st July 2025:
Slay news reports 1st July 2025:
“The 400-page report, authored by researchers Joseph Hickey, Denis Rancourt, and Christian Linard, lays out a case that the deadly first wave from March to May 2020 was not a natural pandemic. It was a manmade medical disaster. ‘Where excess mortality occurred, it was of institutional and iatrogenic origin, caused by mistreatment of frail and vulnerable people in hospitals and nursing homes,’ the report states. In plain English, people died because of the way they were treated, not because of a contagious virus.”
The conclusion that these April 2020 deaths were “iatrogenic”, or caused by the medical intervention itself, is one that Dr Wilson Sy came to in his peer-reviewed statistical analysis over a year ago.
Radical Media reports 22nd February 2024:
Here is that new Canadian paper followed by a brief synopsis of its findings.
Correlation reports 13th June 2025:
“CORRELATION has published a new report entitled “Constraints from geotemporal evolution of all-cause mortality on the hypothesis of disease spread during Covid” authored by Joseph Hickey, Denis G. Rancourt, and Christian Linard. Using high-resolution geotemporal all-cause mortality data, the authors show that mortality patterns during March-May 2020 in Europe and the USA are incompatible with the dominant paradigm of having been caused by person-to-person spread of a novel infectious virus.”
In Ireland now too - exactly as Dr Wilson Sy’s statistical analysis concluded over a year ago - recent ‘protected disclosures’ have revealed that Midazolam administration in nursing homes perfectly correlates with death spikes in April 2020.
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Guest: “In the nursing home, there were no protocols for the care of these people. In the hospitals they had been getting treatment, but when they arrived in the nursing homes there was no protocol for treatment, and this is one of the things that you may recall Dr Marcus de Brun spoke about when you interviewed him recently. In fact, he was so incensed by this policy that he actually resigned from the medical council because he saw that there were no treatment protocols. And the only thing that they were given was end-of-life care like ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ and they were, and they were given drugs like Midazolam. And I don't know if you know about Midazolam, and I don't know if the viewers…it's an end-of-life drug. It speeds up your death. It causes kidney failure. It's a horrific drug. Not only that but, it is a respiratory suppressant. So why would anybody give Midazolam to a patient that suppresses their respiratory system, when we are supposed to be in the midst of a respiratory crisis like COVID? It simply doesn't make sense. So this was a very, very bizarre policy. Now, it's not clear who directed the protocols for the care, or the end of life care. But what in effect happened was that in April of 2020, there was a spike in deaths in nursing homes in Ireland.”
Counterpoint host Eddie Hobbs: “Can I bring up my slide now?”
Guest: “Yes, please.”
Eddie Hobbs: “Okay, thank you.”
Guest: “Thank you.”
Eddie Hobbs: “I wanted to get to this slide as fast as possible.”
Guest: “Thank you very much. This is a slide. And by the way, this is a slide which is contained in this protected disclosures document. And that's why I'm using it. And so for the viewer can see that the dark, thick lines represent the deaths that took place. And as you can see, you know, fourth in from the bottom, April 2020, there is...Obviously, a very massive spike in death. I mean, it's very, very clear. And then coincidentally, the thinner line, which in reality follows it, it's red in reality. You can see it exactly. There's a huge spike then of that thinner line. That thinner line represents the administration of Midazolam.”
The Midazolam scandal has gone global. The story is now too big to contain.
4) Who is Responsible for the Deaths?
By posting above on twitter “...was borderline illegal..very keen we keep the system/approach that killed >100K (over one hundred thousand) unnecessarily so next time there’s a deadly crisis we kill even more.” what did PM Johnson’s de-facto Chief of Staff Dominic Cummings mean, and how much did he know?
His actions subsequent to departing government certainly read as if he believes that the entire Johnson leadership team is responsible.
i) Covid-era Health Secretary Matt Hacock
The ongoing covid inquiry has at least revealed that the former Health Secretary Matt Hancock has accepted responsibility for the decisions made that led to this unmitigated disaster. Many victim-families will be inclined to interpret this as criminal responsibility.
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Cross-examiner: “Can I turn, please, to ask you about the hospital discharge policy, Mr Hancock? And at the outset, can we be clear, was it one person's decision?”
Covid-era Health Secretary Matt Hancock: “No.”
Cross-examiner: “Who or which department's decision was it?”
Matt Hancock: “Well, it was formally a government decision. It was signed off by the Prime Minister. It was really driven by Simon Stevens, the chief executive of the NHS. But it was widely discussed, both in the department, with the NHS and with the centre.”
Cross-examiner: “You said in your statement, in fact, that...NHS England insisted on the policy.”
Matt Hancock: “Yes.”
Cross-examiner: “And you later in your statement said, ‘although I did not take the decision, I take responsibility for it’.”
Matt Hancock: “Yes, for two reasons. The first is it was a decision of the government and I was the... Secretary of State. And I take responsibility for all of the decisions in the area that I was responsible for. The second is that whilst this is obviously an incredibly contentious issue, as I also said in my statement, nobody has yet provided me with an alternative that was available at the time that would have saved more lives. There are things that we can do now and indeed should have been doing for the last three years since this inquiry was set up, to make sure we're better prepared. And we went through some of those right at the start. But obviously having... wracked my brains about this and thought about it incredibly hard and in preparation for this inquiry having gone through all of the paperwork, I still can't see a decision that would have been less bad. None of the options were good.”
Cross-examiner: “Do I take it that it was, from your perspective, the least bad decision, the least worst decision?”
Matt Hancock: “That's exactly my view, is that it's the least worst decision that could have been taken at the time.”
Cross-examiner: “But it was a decision nonetheless that you agreed with at the time?”
Matt Hancock: “I accepted it. I wasn't the driving force, but it was the decision of the government, yes.”
Cross-examiner: “…question I asked you, was it a decision you agreed with at the time?”
Matt Hancock: “Yes, yes. I defended it at the time. And whilst I wish that there had been a better option, I still can't find one.”
ii) Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty
Likewise, Hancock’s covid-era Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty has also now accepted responsibility, while previously having denied it.
Telegraph reports 30th June 2025:
iii) Tory MP Dr Luke Evans
Another who should be held to account is Dr Luke Evans MP, the Tory parliamentarian who encouraged Hancock as Health Secretary to pre-order sufficient supplies of Midazolam prior to the “Covid” outbreak.
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Dr Luke Evans MP, April 2020: “…a ‘good death’ needs three things. It needs equipment, it needs medication and it meeds the staff to administer it. So in terms of equipment, a few quick questions. Do you have enough syringe drivers in the NHS to deliver medications to keep people comfortable when they're passing away?”
Matt Hancock MP: “Yes, we do. There was a challenge raised about this about eight days ago, and we resolved that actually it wasn't as big a challenge as as was made public, and we've resolved that. So yes, right now we do”.
Dr Luke Evans MP: “And the second one is with that, that's the syringe drivers deliver medication, particularly things like Midazolam and morphine. Do you have any precautions put in place to make sure we have enough of those medications to be delivered?”
Matt Hancock MP: “Yes, we've got a big project to make sure that those sorts of medications, as well as the ITU medications that I spoke about earlier, that the supply chains, the global supply chains for all those medicines are clear. They are, in fact, those medicines are made in a relatively small number of factories around the world. So it is a delicate supply chain and we are in contact with the whole supply chain.”
Dr Luke Evans MP: “And in line with that, morphine is currently prescribed per patient. The reason to do that is to stop it being abused. So I have to prescribe it for Mr. Hancock. However, in this situation, if you're going into a healthcare home, you may not want to waste precious things like morphine. Have you considered relaxing the laws around morphine prescribing for doctors and healthcare professionals so that there isn't waste?”
Matt Hancock MP: “That’s something that we keep under review. I’ve looked at that particular point to reduce wastage of key medicines, and it’s something that he supply chain, the supply team sorry, in the department and the clinical team talk about all the time. I don't know if that's JVT's (Jonathan Van-Tam) part of the clinical team and he may want to say more.”
Likewise, Chief Science Officer Jonathan Van-Tam should not be so easily forgotten.
To access the Parliamentary source transcript for above video dated April 2020 click here:
Curiously, and as Radical Media has previously highlighted, this is the same Dr Luke Evans who was out campaigning for then Tory councillor Amanda Wright-klugar, who is now the barrister representing the Royal Trinity Hospice at the Derek Dimmock inquest.
iv) CEO of NICE Sir Andrew Dillon
Another who must accept responsibility is Sir Andrew Dillon, who was Chief Executive at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), the body that devised the NG163 Midazolam protocol.
Interestingly, Sir Andrew quit as the CEO of NICE in March 2020, one month before the huge April 2020 excess death spike.
HSJ reports 22nd August 2019:
Sir Andrew Dillon then went on to become a Director at the Royal Trinity Hospice, which is where Derek Dimmock died after being administered Midazolam.
Rather suspiciously, again, Sir Andrew quit from the Royal Trinity Hospice only one day after the medical inquest into Derek Dimmock’s death began.
Derek Dimmock’s medical inquest began on 17th March 2025. Here is the Companies House entry stating the date of Sir Andrew Dillon’s resignation, on 18th March.
It looks like Sir Andrew is on the run. What does he have to hide?
The wider allegation being made by victim-families is that during Covid the British state implemented a deliberate and systemic policy of involuntary mass euthanasia of the elderly in hospitals and care homes by administering the end of life protocol drug Midazolam plus an opioid, while using Covid deaths as cover for this mass killing.
If ruled by the senior coroner as ‘unlawful killing’ in this precedent setting case, the United Kingdom will be rocked by the worst mass killing scandal in its history.
Radical Media attended Committee Room 5 in the UK House of Commons in June 2023 to hear from 50 victim-families who believe that their loved ones had been similarly involuntarily euthanised.
No official recordings from this parliamentary hearing have ever been made available.
Even though the parliamentary sign from the day of the hearing stated “broadcasting.”
But Radical Media has provided our own free raw audio file of these 50 family member testimonies in Parliament from June 2023 below….
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