Gosport scandal families fear last chance for justice could disappear Families who lost loved ones at Gosport Memorial Hospital fear their last chance for justice could disappear if police decide not to take forward criminal investigation.
Preparing for a meeting on Tuesday with assistant chief constable Nick Downing of the Eastern Policing Region, families said they have endured a "soul destroying" wait since the scale of the Gosport scandal was laid bare in June last year.
After a 20 year fight and 11 failed investigations, the Gosport Independent Panel revealed that as many as 650 patients were killed with medically unnecessary doses of opiate painkillers. The Independent
Preparing for a meeting on Tuesday with assistant chief constable Nick Downing of the Eastern Policing Region, families said they have endured a "soul destroying" wait since the scale of the Gosport scandal was laid bare in June last year.
After a 20 year fight and 11 failed investigations, the Gosport Independent Panel revealed that as many as 650 patients were killed with medically unnecessary doses of opiate painkillers. The Independent
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