Email from David Williams re: 'Operation Rochester Overview report January 2007' enclosing 'Operation Rochester' - 'Investigation Overview 1998-2006' by Detective Superintendent 7227 David Williams (dated 16 January 2007)

Operation Rochester' - 'Investigation Overview 1998-2006' by Detective Superintendent 7227 David Williams (dated 16 January 2007) refers to Gosport War Memorial Hospital, Fareham and Gosport Primary Care Trust, Portsmouth Health Care (NHS) Trust, Primary Care Trust, Dr Jane Barton, medicines, Spurgin, Packman, Dr Richard Reid, Crown Prosecution Service, General Medical Council, Interim Order Committee Hearings, First Police Investigation, Gladys Richards, Royal Haslar Hospital, Mrs Mackenzie, Mrs Lack, Mrs Mackenzie contacting the police (dated 27 September 1998), Gosport CID submitting papers to the Crown Prosecution Service (dated March 1999), Second Police Investigation, investigation into the death of Gladys Richards (dated 17 April 2000), Professor Brian Livesley, Livesley's report (dated 9 November 2000), Mr Philip Beed, Ms Margaret Couchman, Ms Christine Joice, administration of drugs, meeting between senior police officers, Paul Close (CPS caseworker), Treasury Counsel and Professor Livesley (dated 19 June 2001), Professor Livesley's second report (dated 10 July 2001), media coverage, Professor Ford, Professor Mundy, Nursing and Midwifery Council, Commission for Health Improvement, Commission for Health Improvement (CHI) investigation 'into the management provision and quality of health care...' (dated 22 October 2001), CHI report published (dated May 2002), Chief Medical Officer Sir Liam Donaldson, Professor Richard Baker, Anita Tubbritt 'handed to hospital management a bundle of documents' re meetings held in 1991 and early 1992, Wessex Protocol, 'Tubritts disclosure was reported to the police by local health authorities', meeting between senior police and NHS staff (dated 19 September 2002), Third Police Investigation, key clinical team, Toxicology, General Medicine, Palliative Care, Geriatrics, Nursing, 'Category 1 - Optimal care', 'Category 2 - Sub optimal care', 'Category 3 - Negligent care', Matthew Lohn, Clifford Houghton, Thomas Jarman, Edwin Carter, Norma Windsor, Dr Andrew Wilcock (Palliative care), Dr David Black (Geriatrics), 'full files of evidence...submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service between December 2004 and September 2006', ten category three cases: Elsie Devine, Elsie Lavender, Sheila Gregory, Robert Wilson, Enid Spurgin, Ruby Lake, Leslie Pittock, Helena Service, Geoffrey Packman and Arthur Cunningham, Treasury Counsel and Crown Prosecution Service conclusion (dated December 2006). [Contains 2 copies of the 'Investigation Overview']