"No One Cared" The Perfect Crime.
by Nigel Taylor Riley.
“No One Cared” Is the Perfect Crime. This is true accounts of my mother’s drugging and kidnapping by her younger brother Irving’s daughter.When I discovered that I could not contact my mother by phone, I visited her house only to learn that she had been taken to England by a niece named Kelly McClure. What follows is a game of cat and mouse, as I tried to pinpoint what exactly my mother’s relatives had wanted with her and how I could bring then to justice. The futility of the English police force to take action only created a larger conflict. I even tried to write a few articles for English newspapers, but no one accepted the pieces. Along the adventures to find my mother, I reveal a series of stories about my mother-her cold behaviour and even her premarital child. I discovered that my shady relatives were attempting to acquire the money from my mother’s house and all her belongings. They had already empted her house of 42 years and profited by stealing and selling everything of value. Eventually I learn that my mother dies and the niece continues to lie about everything, up to and including forging my mothers signature on a Power of Attorney and a Will. I start my investigation as to what how and when all this had accrued, and I am just about to close in on the niece when, I am told by the niece’s lawyer, that the niece has undergone an operation that left her with possible brain damage; I am later told through an email from someone named david, that the niece dies after complications from that operation. But after all the lies that had been told by the niece and her mum, this could be some scheme that has been concocted by the niece to try and weasel her way out of this rotten can of worms she had gotten herself into. We all could see that this niece was capable of anything, after what she had done to my mother. The book contains various pieces of writing: from my own writing of the past, to emails from me to the niece and her to me. Correspondences from our lawyers to the nieces lawyers, who should have picked his clientele better. Conversations, I had with a person that entertained at the home and had talked to my mother just weeks before her suspicious, yet convenient for the niece and others death… Recent Doctor’s reports from Freddi`s doctor here in the U.S.A. Who gave her a clean bill of health, and the so-called (GP) General Practitioner at the mental home that my mother had been kidnapped and taken to England by the niece. Where the niece tells the Keeper of that mental home that my mother was crazy, and not to believe the stories she’s telling them of “Drugging Kidnapping and Deceit”.
About the Author
About The Author. Born in Pennsylvania back in 1950. Is the youngest of three with two older sisters that are named KJ and D. We lived there until we moved to Ohio in 54 lived with sisters and parents in a few different homes, until my parents bought this home in 1960. Lived there (existed for ten years) before entering the service in 1970. Did two tours overseas and came back with wife and daughter, Eva. Did some service time at the Fort Jackson Army Base in South Carolina, before returning back to Ohio in 1977? Divorced in 1978 met girlfriend Mary in `82 lived with 18 + years before she married me. We have had a long and hard 18 years to travel, but we have stuck it out and kept our heads together. Mary became the mother to my daughter, and the grand mother to my grandsons. I don`t mind saying it, Mary’s the best thing that’s happened to me in a long time. I don`t think anything makes me happier, then to spend time with the ones that mean the most to me, while I`m still young enough to enjoy it, my family and grandchildren. I had learned to treat people the way I wanted to be treated, and try to give way to others if I can. Had not much family life growing up, and did not know what I was missing, until becoming a father and then a grandfather. Family life became important because it gave me a chance to give something that I did not have growing up, grandparents. My daughter Eva and her husband Dave have given me something that’s made me happier then ever, blessing me with 3 grandsons. I was a smoker for 48 years of my life, and on the birth of my third grandson Riley, I quit! Cold turkey no patches no gums, no cheating of any kind, or any other kind of gismos gadgets or do-hickey, just pure willpower to quit, it`s been almost two years now, and I feel great. My life has changed for the better, now wishing I`d have quit much sooner, but knowing now that I am in control of myself, I`m my own boss now, not the cigarette. I try to spend a lot of time with my 3 grandsons, so that they can have some knowledge; of how family life is suppose to be. I want to let them know how much it makes me proud, to have them in my life. And I hope that some day when they have families of their own, they will tell of me, so that I will live on within them, as my dad lives within me. In Memory of our loving Father. Raymond. (1919 - 1985) “No One Cared” The Perfect Crime. By Nigel Taylor Riley
(2007, paperback, 112 pages)
“No One Cared” Is the Perfect Crime. This is true accounts of my mother’s drugging and kidnapping by her younger brother Irving’s daughter.When I discovered that I could not contact my mother by phone, I visited her house only to learn that she had been taken to England by a niece named Kelly McClure. What follows is a game of cat and mouse, as I tried to pinpoint what exactly my mother’s relatives had wanted with her and how I could bring then to justice. The futility of the English police force to take action only created a larger conflict. I even tried to write a few articles for English newspapers, but no one accepted the pieces. Along the adventures to find my mother, I reveal a series of stories about my mother-her cold behaviour and even her premarital child. I discovered that my shady relatives were attempting to acquire the money from my mother’s house and all her belongings. They had already empted her house of 42 years and profited by stealing and selling everything of value. Eventually I learn that my mother dies and the niece continues to lie about everything, up to and including forging my mothers signature on a Power of Attorney and a Will. I start my investigation as to what how and when all this had accrued, and I am just about to close in on the niece when, I am told by the niece’s lawyer, that the niece has undergone an operation that left her with possible brain damage; I am later told through an email from someone named david, that the niece dies after complications from that operation. But after all the lies that had been told by the niece and her mum, this could be some scheme that has been concocted by the niece to try and weasel her way out of this rotten can of worms she had gotten herself into. We all could see that this niece was capable of anything, after what she had done to my mother. The book contains various pieces of writing: from my own writing of the past, to emails from me to the niece and her to me. Correspondences from our lawyers to the nieces lawyers, who should have picked his clientele better. Conversations, I had with a person that entertained at the home and had talked to my mother just weeks before her suspicious, yet convenient for the niece and others death… Recent Doctor’s reports from Freddi`s doctor here in the U.S.A. Who gave her a clean bill of health, and the so-called (GP) General Practitioner at the mental home that my mother had been kidnapped and taken to England by the niece. Where the niece tells the Keeper of that mental home that my mother was crazy, and not to believe the stories she’s telling them of “Drugging Kidnapping and Deceit”.
About the Author
About The Author. Born in Pennsylvania back in 1950. Is the youngest of three with two older sisters that are named KJ and D. We lived there until we moved to Ohio in 54 lived with sisters and parents in a few different homes, until my parents bought this home in 1960. Lived there (existed for ten years) before entering the service in 1970. Did two tours overseas and came back with wife and daughter, Eva. Did some service time at the Fort Jackson Army Base in South Carolina, before returning back to Ohio in 1977? Divorced in 1978 met girlfriend Mary in `82 lived with 18 + years before she married me. We have had a long and hard 18 years to travel, but we have stuck it out and kept our heads together. Mary became the mother to my daughter, and the grand mother to my grandsons. I don`t mind saying it, Mary’s the best thing that’s happened to me in a long time. I don`t think anything makes me happier, then to spend time with the ones that mean the most to me, while I`m still young enough to enjoy it, my family and grandchildren. I had learned to treat people the way I wanted to be treated, and try to give way to others if I can. Had not much family life growing up, and did not know what I was missing, until becoming a father and then a grandfather. Family life became important because it gave me a chance to give something that I did not have growing up, grandparents. My daughter Eva and her husband Dave have given me something that’s made me happier then ever, blessing me with 3 grandsons. I was a smoker for 48 years of my life, and on the birth of my third grandson Riley, I quit! Cold turkey no patches no gums, no cheating of any kind, or any other kind of gismos gadgets or do-hickey, just pure willpower to quit, it`s been almost two years now, and I feel great. My life has changed for the better, now wishing I`d have quit much sooner, but knowing now that I am in control of myself, I`m my own boss now, not the cigarette. I try to spend a lot of time with my 3 grandsons, so that they can have some knowledge; of how family life is suppose to be. I want to let them know how much it makes me proud, to have them in my life. And I hope that some day when they have families of their own, they will tell of me, so that I will live on within them, as my dad lives within me. In Memory of our loving Father. Raymond. (1919 - 1985) “No One Cared” The Perfect Crime. By Nigel Taylor Riley
(2007, paperback, 112 pages)
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