The "harassed" plaintiff Martin Hibbert is one of the most influential disabled people in the UK according to the BBC, November 8 2023
after scaling Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania in a wheelchair, raising £0.9million for the Spinal Injuries Association.
vide infra
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-l ... e-67339523
Mr Hibbert suffered more than 20 shrapnel wounds, with one that severed his spinal cord,..
Why not be precise, it was
22, the number which crops up throughout this event. See the following chat with Sarah Plumley
carried out by Gemma O'Doherty some time before the High Court case. Sarah lives in France and certainly "gets it".
https://gemmaodoherty.com/?smid=OwnqGBsL6do
Gemma shows some clips from the evidence which Richard D Hall collected to show that the official narrative is nonsense. Sarah notes that the only public image *** which shows Eve and Martin to be in Manchester shows that they haven't even been served their dinner in another part of Manchester about an hour before the concert starts. The waiters haven't even taken away their "starter" cutlery if they indeed skipped one! The timeline is next to impossible. Similarly, another figure in the official narrative is seen in the background of the "Ellen" video [Sun newspaper] casually wandering up to the bar to order a drink after the alleged bomb has gone off! This is the kind of evidence which the Court doesn't want to contemplate.
As noted earlier, the only evidence that Martin was at the concert was his own statement and a statement from his solicitor who had seen CCTV footage which can't be shared with anyone else because of its "too graphic" nature [!]
I was wondering about the absence of Eve's mother from the news reports, Sarah.
From this article in the Spinal Injuries Association website, it becomes clear that Martin and Eve's mother had separated and he now had a wife, Gabrielle [Gabby]
https://spinal.co.uk/martins-mountain-q ... ife-gabby/
Gabby has been by Martin’s side throughout his journey, which began when he and his daughter Eve sustained life-changing injuries during the Manchester Arena terrorist attack in 2017.
Gabby: Martin had sent me *** a couple of pictures during the evening. At about 11pm, Martin’s mum Janice called saying something had happened at the arena. I switched the TV on. Sky News were reporting that there had been an explosion at the arena, that there were fatalities. I just couldn’t get hold of him.
We rang around hospitals. After a couple of hours, Janice heard from Eve’s mum Sarah to say that Eve was alive. We then found out Martin was in hospital. When we got there, we were told Martin wouldn’t be able to walk again. We’d spent four hours not knowing if he was alive or dead so just hearing he was alive was such a relief.
For the first two weeks his mum and I stayed in the hospital...
Martin: The first thing I remember is Gabby telling me that Eve was still alive....Martin: I’ve never been angry about it. If Eve hadn’t survived, I don’t think I would’ve wanted to. Of course, I’m gutted for her that we’ll never know the person she could’ve become.
She’s the only person in the world to survive her injury. I’ll probably never walk Eve down an aisle, and she’ll probably never have children. But I get to see her and have conversations with her every day.
*** surely those pictures would be the convincing evidence that Martin and Eve had been at the concert??
The injury "destroyed her frontal lobe" according to the the High Court claim for "DAMAGES, AN INJUNCTION AND OTHER REMEDIES" against RDH. The claim only states that the bolt "struck her", not passed in and out of her head, as Martin claimed in a video clip saved by RDH.
Eve would be 21 now. [no, not 22....yet]. He mother
Sarah Gillbard was her litigation friend at the Court. She has not given any public interviews.
https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/mart ... rd-d-hall/
From the Guardian, at the 2021 inquest [July 22 of course...]
Hibbert, who uses a wheelchair, said his daughter would need care for the rest of her life and that her mother, Sarah, had had to give up her job to be her full-time carer.
The inquiry heard that it was nearly two hours after the blast before Hibbert and Eve were taken by ambulance to separate hospitals ****, a delay he described as “baffling”.
Eve, now 18, was at Royal Manchester children’s hospital for 10 months, where her family were told that she would probably never again be able to see, hear, speak or move.
However, she had made a “miracle” recovery and was able to see, hear, talk and eat.
**** a frequently encountered procedure in staged disaster events