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Lundy: The destruction of Scotland Yard's finest detective

01 January 1991

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Lundy: The destruction of Scotland Yard's finest detective
libdoc November=1991

Author: Short Martin
Publisher: Grafton 1991
Keywords: Police CID Supergrasses Crime

"In this lethal expose, Martin Short reveals the truth about
Scotland Yard's most formidable detective: the man who had become
Britain's top thieftaker by the late 1970's but whose
relationship with North London clubowner Roy Garner (recently
sentenced to 22 years for allegedly taking part in Britain's
biggest cocaine-smuggling ring ever busted in the UK) became the
subject of so much hostile speculation that it eventually led to
his downfall." (Publisher's text)

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