Role of Linda Doyle
As already said after publishing Role of Linda Doyle – the Criminal and provost of Trinity College in Dublin what follows is further uploading documents. The victim points to them on first page (highlighted in yellow) of the file. Doyle Linda ignored the documents she received on 11th March 2022. The victim waited nineteen months (Figure one) and then reminded the Provost, in written information, of the consequences of her ignoring the earlier correspondence. Nineteen months is what refers to the criminal character of personality of Linda Doyle who never responded to the victim. As we pointed to above, other posts in this category show interesting documentation. In this file criminals of the worst kind Etain Tannam and Iain Atack testify themselves who they really are.
The large documentation Linda Doyle received testifies on disgusting atrocities and criminal offences these two individuals were perpetrating. In Role of Linda Doyle we point out that after seeing it the provost became loudly silent. She did not write or say even one single word of undeniable pieces of evidence that the file contains. Unfortunately for her and others who participated in this crime the Court of International Public will see everything – literally everything. On top of everything else this testimony will stay on internet permanently available to everyone. The student really attempted to sincerely talk to the provost and see what was the reason for her silence of nineteen months.
For that, on 25th October 2023 he wrote once more and the Provost received the correspondence next day. Nonetheless, all it was in vain – Linda Doyle – the Criminal remained silent and rejected to communicate with the student. We strongly disapprove of, object to and feel that this was not acceptable. Failing to refer to what monsters Etain Tannam and Iain Atack of the Trinity College in Dublin have perpetrated certainly defines Linda Doyle as the accomplice, having, particularly, in mind what Criminal Law Act, 1997 says in its Sections 7 and 8.
Figure one
