Fintech exec falsely testifies that NHS hero accused him of paedophilia and abusing his own children
How far would you go to win in court? Would you lie? Maybe bend the truth a little, or perhaps your recollection of events might be slightly in your favour. But how much would you bend that truth for a quarter of a million pounds? For the CEO of Newfound Global, Peter Gillingwater not only was he prepared to bend the truth, he made himself out to be the victim of a completely fictitious attack in order try and discredit his ex brother-in-law. But it isn't just the deceit, dishonesty and abhorrent subject (child abuse) of the made up attack that is so shocking, although that is bad enough. It's not just the target of the attack considering his career as a psychologist, who deals with the trauma of actual sexual abuse every day. It's also the complete disregard of the real victims of sexual abuse and violence we've heard too much from in recent tragic weeks whose experiences Peter Gillingwater trivialised with the obliviousness of his lies. The target of Peter Gillingwa