Killing Father Stan with lies
Midday.com / by Ajaz Ashraf
Stan had, during interrogation, claimed that the evidence against him was ‘interpolated’, as he wrote in his book I Am Not A Silent Spectator; but NIA did not believe him. Now a forensic firm has confirmed it.
Late Jesuit priest Father Stan Swamy wrote a slim book, I Am Not A Silent Spectator, before he was arrested on October 8, 2020. In the book, Stan details the questions sleuths from the National Investigation Agency asked him over 15 hours of interrogation spread over five days—and the answers he gave. He scoffed at the documents they said had been extracted from his computer, insisting these were “interpolations”.
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I am not a silent spectator
An autobiographical fragment, memory and reflection
Indian Social Institute / By Stan Swamy
Publisher: Indian Social Institute
First published in 2021
140 pages
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