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Dr Dean Johnson, 48, Teacher, "Person of INTEREST" of raping a former Charterhouse School pupil - www.ofINTEREST.net

Dr Dean Johnson, 48, Teacher, "Person of INTEREST" of raping a former Charterhouse School pupil


A school for the elite, not for the poor and "have not": http://www.charterhouse.org.uk/

Below are a few of the articles related to yet another teacher unto children who apparently has overstepped the morals/ethics separating children and adults.

When we have more photos of Dr. Dean Johnson, they will be posted here and under our "Person of INTEREST" files.


Michael Love, IIO



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Senior master at world-renowned public school is arrested for alleged sexual assault

April 19, 2013 | by

A senior master at one of Britain’s most famous public schools has been arrested on suspicion of raping a teenage former girl pupil.

Dr Dean Johnson, 48, who is married with children, has now quit his post as physics teacher at elite Charterhouse School in Surrey.

In a letter to parents, the £31,680-a-year school said Dr Johnson has left amid allegations of an “inappropriate relationship” with an ex sixth-former.

The letter sent to parents of children at Charterhouse School informing them about a teacher who allegedly had an inappropriate relationship with a pupil

She is thought to be aged around 18 and no longer a pupil at Charterhouse, which is based at Godalming in Surrey.

Dr Johnson, who was a Physics master at the school for 12 years, was detained in Godalming by police on April 12.

He lived in a £500,000 house in the town which was owned and supplied by the school, whose famous former pupils include broadcasters David and Jonathan Dimbleby.

A spokesman for Surrey Police said: “A 48-year-old man is currently on conditional bail in relation to an allegation of a serious sexual offence at an address in Godalming.

“He is due to report back to Guildford Police Station on 16 July 2013.”

A police source confirmed that the ‘serious sexual offence allegation’ was rape.

A Charterhouse spokeswoman said: “We can confirm that a teacher has resigned from the school following serious concerns regarding allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

“It would be improper to say anything further.”

Parents say they were told this week that Dr Johnson has resigned because of ‘an inappropriate relationship’.

But the letter from Headmaster The Reverend John Witheridge makes no mention of his arrest.

It reads: “I write to inform you that Dr. Dean Johnson (Physics) has resigned after the school was made aware of serious concerns about the existence of an inappropriate relationship with a former sixth-form girl.

Charterhouse School in Surrey where a senior master allegedly raped a teenage former pupil

“I am sure you will understand that I am unable to go into any further detail.

“Arrangements are being made to cover Dean’s teaching and other duties.

“If you have any concerns, do please let me know, and I will do my best to answer them if I can.”

Dr. Johnson appears to have advertised himself as a private tutor, charging between £25 and £40 an hour for lessons in Physics, Astronomy and Astrophysics to GCSE, A-level and university standard.

On the ‘A+ Tutors’ website for the Surrey area an entry in his name says: “Physics Master at Charterhouse school for 12 years, Oxford and Cambridge graduate in Astrophysics.

“I am one of the best Physics tutors you will ever get!”

Charterhouse describes itself as ‘one of the leading independent schools in the world’  and has over 400 years of history.

It is predominantly a boarding school with around 800 pupils, taking boys from 13 and girls in the Sixth Form.

Other famous ex-pupils include shamed pop impressario Jonathan King, rock star Peter Gabriel and journalist and historian Sir Max Hastings.




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Senior master, 48, at elite school Charterhouse is arrested on suspicion of raping a former teenage girl pupil   

Physics master Dr Dean Johnson has now quit his role after arrest 
Left amid reports of an 'inappropriate relationship'   
School costs £31,000 a year to attend in Godalming, Surrey

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A teacher at one of Britain’s top public schools has been arrested on suspicion of raping a former pupil. 

Dr Dean Johnson, a physics master at Charterhouse in Surrey, has been forced to leave the £31,680-a-year boarding school following the alleged incident.

The divorced father-of-three,  who was educated at Oxford and Cambridge, was held by police on April 12.

The letter sent to parents of children at Charterhouse School informing them about a teacher who had an inappropriate relationship with a former pupil
He has taught at the prestigious school for 12 years and was well-liked among students and teachers.
The victim is understood to be a graduate in her 20s, who cannot be named for legal reasons. 

According to two former pupils who knew her, Dr Johnson and the girl had been involved in a secret relationship since her first year of sixth form – when she was 16.

 One of them, who didn’t wish to be identified, said: ‘She was quite quiet and was involved in societies he ran.’
Dr Johnson, 48, who specialises in astronomy and astrophysics, lived in a £500,000 house owned by the Godalming school. He also advertised his services as a private tutor outside of school hours. 

The master – who was known to staff and pupils as ‘Deano’ – would regularly stay after school hours with pupils from his school-house until 10pm, helping them with homework and after-school activities.

His alleged victim was one of the pupils he would supervise.

A letter from the headmaster of the school, Reverend John Witheridge, was sent to parents last weekend.

The teacher has since resigned from his post at the exclusive Charterhouse School in Godalming

It read: ‘I write to inform you that Dr Dean Johnson (Physics) has resigned after the school was made aware of serious concerns about the existence of an inappropriate relationship with a former sixth-form girl.

‘I am sure you will understand that I am unable to go into any further detail.’ It continues: ‘If you have concerns, do please let me know, and I will do my best to answer them if I can.’

A school spokesman said it would be ‘improper’ to give any further comment. 

A police spokesman said: ‘A  48-year-old man is currently on conditional bail in relation to  an allegation of a serious  sexual offence at an address in Godalming. He is due to  report back to Guildford Police Station on July 16, 2013.’ 

Charterhouse, whose motto is ‘Because God has given I give’, counts  broadcaster David Dimbleby,  Genesis founder members Peter Gabriel and Mike Rutherford,  and Robert Baden-Powell among its alumni.

In March last year, the school was at the centre of a police inquiry after a boy was arrested on suspicion of filming naked pupils.

 The 16-year-old was said to have captured ‘indecent images’ in a video which was allegedly stored on his computer.

In 2010, Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker criticised the school for failing to get his son George a place at his chosen university.

Charterhouse was originally built over 68 acres where 120 boys were taught in three boarding houses.

Today it spreads over 200 acres, has 795 pupils and girls are allowed in the sixth form.




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A senior master at Charterhouse, one of Britain's most prestigious public schools, has been arrested on suspicion of raping a teenage former girl pupil.

Charterhouse, one of Britain's most prestigious public schools 
Photo: Alamy
11:25AM BST 19 Apr 2013

Dr Dean Johnson, 48, who is married with children, has now left his post as physics teacher at Charterhouse School in Surrey.

In a letter to parents, the £31,680-a-year school said Dr Johnson has left amid allegations of an "inappropriate relationship" with an ex sixth-former.

She is thought to be aged around 18 and no longer a pupil at Charterhouse, which is based at Godalming in Surrey.

Dr Johnson, who was a physics master at the school for 12 years, was detained in Godalming by police on April 12.

He lived in a £500,000 house in the town which was owned and supplied by the school, whose famous former pupils include broadcasters David and Jonathan Dimbleby.

A spokesman for Surrey Police said: "A 48-year-old man is currently on conditional bail in relation to an allegation of a serious sexual offence at an address in Godalming.

"He is due to report back to Guildford Police Station on 16 July 2013."

A police source confirmed that the "serious sexual offence allegation" was rape.

A Charterhouse spokeswoman said: "We can confirm that a teacher has resigned from the school following serious concerns regarding allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

"It would be improper to say anything further."

Parents say they were told this week that Dr Johnson has resigned because of "an inappropriate relationship". The letter from headmaster Rev John Witheridge makes no references to the arrest.

It reads: "I write to inform you that Dr. Dean Johnson (Physics) has resigned after the school was made aware of serious concerns about the existence of an inappropriate relationship with a former sixth-form girl.

"I am sure you will understand that I am unable to go into any further detail.

"Arrangements are being made to cover Dean's teaching and other duties.

"If you have any concerns, do please let me know, and I will do my best to answer them if I can."

Dr Johnson appears to have advertised himself as a private tutor, charging between £25 and £40 an hour for lessons in Physics, Astronomy and Astrophysics to GCSE, A-level and university standard.

On the 'A+ Tutors' website for the Surrey area an entry in his name says: "Physics Master at Charterhouse school for 12 years, Oxford and Cambridge graduate in Astrophysics.

"I am one of the best Physics tutors you will ever get!"

Charterhouse is 400 years old and is recognised as one of the most successful schools in Britain. It is predominantly a boarding school with around 800 pupils, taking boys from 13 and girls in the Sixth Form.




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Schoolmaster arrested on suspicion of rape

Dean Johnson has quit as physics teacher at Charterhouse School
Alan Weller Times photographer
Times Staff

A senior master at one of Britain’s most famous public schools has been arrested on suspicion of raping a teenage former girl pupil.

Dean Johnson, 48, who is married with children, has now quit his post as physics teacher at Charterhouse School, Surrey.

In a letter to parents, the £31,680-a-year school said that Dr Johnson, who was a master there for 12 years, had left amid allegations of an “inappropriate relationship with a former sixth-form girl”. (more)


Dr Dean Johnson, 48, Teacher, "Person of INTEREST" of raping a former Charterhouse School pupil - www.ofINTEREST.net

Dr Dean Johnson, 48, Teacher, "Person of INTEREST" of raping a former Charterhouse School pupil


A school for the elite, not for the poor and "have not": http://www.charterhouse.org.uk/

Below are a few of the articles related to yet another teacher unto children who apparently has overstepped the morals/ethics separating children and adults.

When we have more photos of Dr. Dean Johnson, they will be posted here and under our "Person of INTEREST" files.


Michael Love, IIO



Via

Senior master at world-renowned public school is arrested for alleged sexual assault

April 19, 2013 | by

A senior master at one of Britain’s most famous public schools has been arrested on suspicion of raping a teenage former girl pupil.

Dr Dean Johnson, 48, who is married with children, has now quit his post as physics teacher at elite Charterhouse School in Surrey.

In a letter to parents, the £31,680-a-year school said Dr Johnson has left amid allegations of an “inappropriate relationship” with an ex sixth-former.

The letter sent to parents of children at Charterhouse School informing them about a teacher who allegedly had an inappropriate relationship with a pupil

She is thought to be aged around 18 and no longer a pupil at Charterhouse, which is based at Godalming in Surrey.

Dr Johnson, who was a Physics master at the school for 12 years, was detained in Godalming by police on April 12.

He lived in a £500,000 house in the town which was owned and supplied by the school, whose famous former pupils include broadcasters David and Jonathan Dimbleby.

A spokesman for Surrey Police said: “A 48-year-old man is currently on conditional bail in relation to an allegation of a serious sexual offence at an address in Godalming.

“He is due to report back to Guildford Police Station on 16 July 2013.”

A police source confirmed that the ‘serious sexual offence allegation’ was rape.

A Charterhouse spokeswoman said: “We can confirm that a teacher has resigned from the school following serious concerns regarding allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

“It would be improper to say anything further.”

Parents say they were told this week that Dr Johnson has resigned because of ‘an inappropriate relationship’.

But the letter from Headmaster The Reverend John Witheridge makes no mention of his arrest.

It reads: “I write to inform you that Dr. Dean Johnson (Physics) has resigned after the school was made aware of serious concerns about the existence of an inappropriate relationship with a former sixth-form girl.

Charterhouse School in Surrey where a senior master allegedly raped a teenage former pupil

“I am sure you will understand that I am unable to go into any further detail.

“Arrangements are being made to cover Dean’s teaching and other duties.

“If you have any concerns, do please let me know, and I will do my best to answer them if I can.”

Dr. Johnson appears to have advertised himself as a private tutor, charging between £25 and £40 an hour for lessons in Physics, Astronomy and Astrophysics to GCSE, A-level and university standard.

On the ‘A+ Tutors’ website for the Surrey area an entry in his name says: “Physics Master at Charterhouse school for 12 years, Oxford and Cambridge graduate in Astrophysics.

“I am one of the best Physics tutors you will ever get!”

Charterhouse describes itself as ‘one of the leading independent schools in the world’  and has over 400 years of history.

It is predominantly a boarding school with around 800 pupils, taking boys from 13 and girls in the Sixth Form.

Other famous ex-pupils include shamed pop impressario Jonathan King, rock star Peter Gabriel and journalist and historian Sir Max Hastings.




Via

Senior master, 48, at elite school Charterhouse is arrested on suspicion of raping a former teenage girl pupil   

Physics master Dr Dean Johnson has now quit his role after arrest 
Left amid reports of an 'inappropriate relationship'   
School costs £31,000 a year to attend in Godalming, Surrey

|

A teacher at one of Britain’s top public schools has been arrested on suspicion of raping a former pupil. 

Dr Dean Johnson, a physics master at Charterhouse in Surrey, has been forced to leave the £31,680-a-year boarding school following the alleged incident.

The divorced father-of-three,  who was educated at Oxford and Cambridge, was held by police on April 12.

The letter sent to parents of children at Charterhouse School informing them about a teacher who had an inappropriate relationship with a former pupil
He has taught at the prestigious school for 12 years and was well-liked among students and teachers.
The victim is understood to be a graduate in her 20s, who cannot be named for legal reasons. 

According to two former pupils who knew her, Dr Johnson and the girl had been involved in a secret relationship since her first year of sixth form – when she was 16.

 One of them, who didn’t wish to be identified, said: ‘She was quite quiet and was involved in societies he ran.’
Dr Johnson, 48, who specialises in astronomy and astrophysics, lived in a £500,000 house owned by the Godalming school. He also advertised his services as a private tutor outside of school hours. 

The master – who was known to staff and pupils as ‘Deano’ – would regularly stay after school hours with pupils from his school-house until 10pm, helping them with homework and after-school activities.

His alleged victim was one of the pupils he would supervise.

A letter from the headmaster of the school, Reverend John Witheridge, was sent to parents last weekend.

The teacher has since resigned from his post at the exclusive Charterhouse School in Godalming

It read: ‘I write to inform you that Dr Dean Johnson (Physics) has resigned after the school was made aware of serious concerns about the existence of an inappropriate relationship with a former sixth-form girl.

‘I am sure you will understand that I am unable to go into any further detail.’ It continues: ‘If you have concerns, do please let me know, and I will do my best to answer them if I can.’

A school spokesman said it would be ‘improper’ to give any further comment. 

A police spokesman said: ‘A  48-year-old man is currently on conditional bail in relation to  an allegation of a serious  sexual offence at an address in Godalming. He is due to  report back to Guildford Police Station on July 16, 2013.’ 

Charterhouse, whose motto is ‘Because God has given I give’, counts  broadcaster David Dimbleby,  Genesis founder members Peter Gabriel and Mike Rutherford,  and Robert Baden-Powell among its alumni.

In March last year, the school was at the centre of a police inquiry after a boy was arrested on suspicion of filming naked pupils.

 The 16-year-old was said to have captured ‘indecent images’ in a video which was allegedly stored on his computer.

In 2010, Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker criticised the school for failing to get his son George a place at his chosen university.

Charterhouse was originally built over 68 acres where 120 boys were taught in three boarding houses.

Today it spreads over 200 acres, has 795 pupils and girls are allowed in the sixth form.




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A senior master at Charterhouse, one of Britain's most prestigious public schools, has been arrested on suspicion of raping a teenage former girl pupil.

Charterhouse, one of Britain's most prestigious public schools 
Photo: Alamy
11:25AM BST 19 Apr 2013

Dr Dean Johnson, 48, who is married with children, has now left his post as physics teacher at Charterhouse School in Surrey.

In a letter to parents, the £31,680-a-year school said Dr Johnson has left amid allegations of an "inappropriate relationship" with an ex sixth-former.

She is thought to be aged around 18 and no longer a pupil at Charterhouse, which is based at Godalming in Surrey.

Dr Johnson, who was a physics master at the school for 12 years, was detained in Godalming by police on April 12.

He lived in a £500,000 house in the town which was owned and supplied by the school, whose famous former pupils include broadcasters David and Jonathan Dimbleby.

A spokesman for Surrey Police said: "A 48-year-old man is currently on conditional bail in relation to an allegation of a serious sexual offence at an address in Godalming.

"He is due to report back to Guildford Police Station on 16 July 2013."

A police source confirmed that the "serious sexual offence allegation" was rape.

A Charterhouse spokeswoman said: "We can confirm that a teacher has resigned from the school following serious concerns regarding allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

"It would be improper to say anything further."

Parents say they were told this week that Dr Johnson has resigned because of "an inappropriate relationship". The letter from headmaster Rev John Witheridge makes no references to the arrest.

It reads: "I write to inform you that Dr. Dean Johnson (Physics) has resigned after the school was made aware of serious concerns about the existence of an inappropriate relationship with a former sixth-form girl.

"I am sure you will understand that I am unable to go into any further detail.

"Arrangements are being made to cover Dean's teaching and other duties.

"If you have any concerns, do please let me know, and I will do my best to answer them if I can."

Dr Johnson appears to have advertised himself as a private tutor, charging between £25 and £40 an hour for lessons in Physics, Astronomy and Astrophysics to GCSE, A-level and university standard.

On the 'A+ Tutors' website for the Surrey area an entry in his name says: "Physics Master at Charterhouse school for 12 years, Oxford and Cambridge graduate in Astrophysics.

"I am one of the best Physics tutors you will ever get!"

Charterhouse is 400 years old and is recognised as one of the most successful schools in Britain. It is predominantly a boarding school with around 800 pupils, taking boys from 13 and girls in the Sixth Form.




Via

Schoolmaster arrested on suspicion of rape

Dean Johnson has quit as physics teacher at Charterhouse School
Alan Weller Times photographer
Times Staff

A senior master at one of Britain’s most famous public schools has been arrested on suspicion of raping a teenage former girl pupil.

Dean Johnson, 48, who is married with children, has now quit his post as physics teacher at Charterhouse School, Surrey.

In a letter to parents, the £31,680-a-year school said that Dr Johnson, who was a master there for 12 years, had left amid allegations of an “inappropriate relationship with a former sixth-form girl”. (more)


"Journalism of INTEREST"!? : Channel 4 Defends "Fearless" Request After Death Of Lee Halpin - www.ofINTEREST.net


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9:47AM, Mon Apr 8, 2013

Channel 4 Defends "Fearless" Request After Death Of Lee Halpin

By India Adams Location: Newcastle

Lee Halpin's death in Newcastle is being investigated. Facebook pic

Channel 4 has defended its decision to ask aspiring journalists to demonstrate their 'fearlessness' after the death of young filmmaker Lee Halpin.

In an online application form for the broadcaster's Investigative Journalism Programme 2013, applicants were asked to post a YouTube video describing a time in which they were "fearless in a pursuit for a story".

Lee Halpin, 26, resolved to spend a week sleeping rough to show the plight of the homeless, a plan he said had "caused a huge amount of trepidation" among his friends and family.

Three days after embarking on the project the former Heaton Manor Pupil was found dead in the boarded up Summerhill Hostel on Westgate Road, Newcastle, on April 3.

Northumbria Police have arrested two men, aged 26 and 30, in connection with Lee Halpin's death.

Both men arrested on suspicion of supplying class A drugs have been bailed pending further enquiries.

Detectives are treating his death as unexplained and have passed a file to the coroner.

A Channel 4 spokesman said: "We would never encourage any applicants to put themselves in danger.

 Lee Halpin addressing issues before his death while living "Houseless" in U.K.

"We are saddened to learn of the tragic death of this aspiring young journalist. Our thoughts are with his family."

Mr Halpin, of Heaton, Newcastle, recorded a video as part of his application process in which he said: "I am about to go and spend a week being homeless, I will sleep rough for a week, scrounge for my food.

"I will access the services that other people in the west end (of Newcastle) use.

"I will interact with as many homeless people as possible and immerse myself in that lifestyle as deeply as I can. This seems to be a fearless approach to a story.

"It has caused a huge amount of trepidation among my friends and family."

It is feared Mr Halpin may have succumbed to hypothermia.

A Met Office spokesman confirmed the lowest recorded temperature for Newcastle on the morning of April 3 was around -4.2C.

Friends have since paid tribute to the "thoroughly excellent bloke" and have spoken of his death as the "ultimate sacrifice" in raising awareness of homelessness.

The boarded up former hostel where Lee Halpin's body was found.
 In an obituary on the JesmondLocal website, freelance journalist Chris Stokel-Walker wrote that Mr Halpin's investigation "typified his drive and his desire as a journalist to find a story that could change the world and correct an injustice.

"If there was a way for words, pictures or video to make a change and do some good, Halpin would be first in line reporting it…born out of antsy fingers and a desire to help others."

A Northumbria Police spokesman said: "Officers have arrested two men aged 26 and 30 on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of a class A controlled drug.

"They have been bailed pending further enquiries and a report into the death of the man is being prepared for the coroner."

Mr Halpin's family was too upset to comment on Saturday.

An inquest into Lee Halpin's death is expected to be opened on Tuesday.



 For more articles with Pics/Video's directly related with the article above, and a brief introduction into a man's forced journey into "Houselessness" please go here: http://www.houseless.org/2013/04/documentary-maker-lee-halpin-meets.html


"Journalism of INTEREST"!? : Channel 4 Defends "Fearless" Request After Death Of Lee Halpin - www.ofINTEREST.net


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9:47AM, Mon Apr 8, 2013

Channel 4 Defends "Fearless" Request After Death Of Lee Halpin

By India Adams Location: Newcastle

Lee Halpin's death in Newcastle is being investigated. Facebook pic

Channel 4 has defended its decision to ask aspiring journalists to demonstrate their 'fearlessness' after the death of young filmmaker Lee Halpin.

In an online application form for the broadcaster's Investigative Journalism Programme 2013, applicants were asked to post a YouTube video describing a time in which they were "fearless in a pursuit for a story".

Lee Halpin, 26, resolved to spend a week sleeping rough to show the plight of the homeless, a plan he said had "caused a huge amount of trepidation" among his friends and family.

Three days after embarking on the project the former Heaton Manor Pupil was found dead in the boarded up Summerhill Hostel on Westgate Road, Newcastle, on April 3.

Northumbria Police have arrested two men, aged 26 and 30, in connection with Lee Halpin's death.

Both men arrested on suspicion of supplying class A drugs have been bailed pending further enquiries.

Detectives are treating his death as unexplained and have passed a file to the coroner.

A Channel 4 spokesman said: "We would never encourage any applicants to put themselves in danger.

 Lee Halpin addressing issues before his death while living "Houseless" in U.K.

"We are saddened to learn of the tragic death of this aspiring young journalist. Our thoughts are with his family."

Mr Halpin, of Heaton, Newcastle, recorded a video as part of his application process in which he said: "I am about to go and spend a week being homeless, I will sleep rough for a week, scrounge for my food.

"I will access the services that other people in the west end (of Newcastle) use.

"I will interact with as many homeless people as possible and immerse myself in that lifestyle as deeply as I can. This seems to be a fearless approach to a story.

"It has caused a huge amount of trepidation among my friends and family."

It is feared Mr Halpin may have succumbed to hypothermia.

A Met Office spokesman confirmed the lowest recorded temperature for Newcastle on the morning of April 3 was around -4.2C.

Friends have since paid tribute to the "thoroughly excellent bloke" and have spoken of his death as the "ultimate sacrifice" in raising awareness of homelessness.

The boarded up former hostel where Lee Halpin's body was found.
 In an obituary on the JesmondLocal website, freelance journalist Chris Stokel-Walker wrote that Mr Halpin's investigation "typified his drive and his desire as a journalist to find a story that could change the world and correct an injustice.

"If there was a way for words, pictures or video to make a change and do some good, Halpin would be first in line reporting it…born out of antsy fingers and a desire to help others."

A Northumbria Police spokesman said: "Officers have arrested two men aged 26 and 30 on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of a class A controlled drug.

"They have been bailed pending further enquiries and a report into the death of the man is being prepared for the coroner."

Mr Halpin's family was too upset to comment on Saturday.

An inquest into Lee Halpin's death is expected to be opened on Tuesday.



 For more articles with Pics/Video's directly related with the article above, and a brief introduction into a man's forced journey into "Houselessness" please go here: http://www.houseless.org/2013/04/documentary-maker-lee-halpin-meets.html