WHY WERE SUSSEX POLICE DEALING WITH PAUL PRICE?
DON’T GET MAD GET EVEN – HITMAN FOR HIRE
What did Paul Price have on DCI Chillingworth that he was given such leeway – and even had his drugs returned?
Apparently, Price was one of those responsible for the kidnap of a Nigerian Diplomat, (See Kidnap Reports) along with 4 others, of whom 2 were ex-SAS – one of whom was a contract killer who admitted on TV “I have killed loads of people, but none in England.” This was not true as it was well known that he had either done or organised contract killings in the UK. Which was why he was interviewed over Jill Dando’s murder. He was well known by the police, as well as security services, in UK and USA, for whom he did other “jobs”. Check his book “No Mean Soldier” for further information.
Paul Price was given £20,000 for grassing up the operation. So he got both his original share of the kidnap fee and then a further load from the police as an informant. The others got caught – by SP19 – and were tried. (See newspaper articles) Price walked away clean and moved to Worthing.
Price was advertising in Private Eye for his “Don’t get mad get even” hitman services. The Sunday Times (See Article) carried the whole expose but Worthing Police continued to use him.
Price continued to do illegal work, including “off the books” work for Worthing CID. DC Mick Savage – at the time collator for Worthing Police – co-ran “Don’t get mad, get even” with Price. Known as “Whiskey Galore Savage” by other Officers, he was what they called “disposable” and relied on to do the “Dirty Work” for other officers and their cohort of “Favoured Informants”. He worked with corrupt officer D C Trigwell to illegally obtain my NHS and NI information – which he did by identity theft. Then Trigwell used that information to cause problems for me – which are still ongoing today.
Paul Price