The trial of John Stingemore and Father Tony McSweeney – due to start on May 6 at Southwark Crown Court – has been postponed.
Southwark crown court today said that there will be no hearing on the 6 May and that it is due to make a fresh announcement on future court dates on 13 June.
Exaro understands that 71 year-old Stingemore, the former officer in charge of the Grafton Close children’s home in the London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames, is suffering from ill-health and was recently admitted to hospital.
Privately, sources close to the case have expressed fears that Mr Stingemore may not be fit enough to stand trial unless his health improves significantly.
Mr Stingemore’s solicitor was unavailable for comment this afternoon.
John Stingemore, of Stonehouse Drive, St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, faces five charges of indecent assault, once count of taking an indecent image of a child, and one…
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theneedleblog 
Oh yeah, don’t ya just love the UK justice system.
http://courtnewsuk.co.uk/?news_id=36699
Cover up after cover up………
like Savilles peado driver will they “kill themselves”?