Crime Of The Century - A Chilling Look At Crime Statistics In The UK VARIANCE IN RECORDED CRIME 2003 - 2010


This chart illustrates most clearly, the pattern that has developed within each of the 43 police forces of England & Wales, becoming increasingly unbelievable over the last six years.


Starting with the recorded crime totals for each force from 2003 (the first year where such detailed data was available), it was possible to determine the percentage variance in crime by force year-on-year.


• In 2004 27 out of 43 forces experienced an increase in crime • In 2005 7 out of 43 forces experienced an increase in crime • In 2006 14 out of 43 forces experienced an increase in crime • In 2007 12 out of 43 forces experienced an increase in crime • In 2008 1 out of 43 forces experienced an increase in crime • In 2009 1 out of 43 forces experienced an increase in crime • In 2010 (to March 31st) 1 out of 43 forces experienced an increase in crime • In 2010 (to September 30th) By now NOT ONE force experienced an increase in crime


• If you were the CEO of a 43 branch company, you would expect to see a variance in performance, between branches, month to month, year on year. Yet, we are expected to swallow the pill that not one force experienced a rise in crime for the year end 30/9/2010? Looking further back, you will see from the gold boxes in the chart that there is an overwhelming pattern for nearly every force to experience crime decreases, particularly over the latter 4 years. No doubt forces will have a plausible explanation, but we doubt it would stand closer scrutiny.


• The steady decrease in forces experiencing crime increases, arriving at what is presented as a state of “perfection” by September 2010, lends further support to the belief that there has been a large scale manipulation of the statistics through gaming practices.


• The uninterrupted decline of overall recorded crime between 2005 and 2010 as shown in the recorded crime by offence report, is mirrored by the decrease in the number of forces experiencing increases in crime. Whilst this seems an obvious statement, that the number of forces experiencing crime increases has fallen to zero is indicative of large scale gaming and manipulative practices with volume crime which needs to be investigated.


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