Gareth Jones
[bas relief by Oleh Lesiuk]
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'Are you Listening NYT?' U.N. Speech - Nov 2009 |
Gareth Recognised at Cambridge - Nov 2009 |
Reporter and the Genocide - Rome, March 2009 |
Order of Freedom Award -Nov 2008 |
Premiere of 'The Living' Documentary Kyiv - Nov 2008 |
Gareth Jones 'Famine' Diaries - Chicago 2008 |
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Siriol Colley was evacuated in 1940 to Canada where
she commenced her medical education.
For 35 years she was a General Practitioner in Nottingham. She has four sons and eight grandchildren. After the death of her husband in 1973 she
took up scuba diving and has dived with sharks in the South China Seas, with
sea lions off the Galapagos Islands and has seen many spectacular fishes in the
oceans throughout the world. She has dived
on the wrecks of the German battleships scuttled in 1919 in Scapa Flow in the
Orkneys and she has assisted in the underwater survey of the East Indiaman, the
Earl of Abergavenny. The ship
was en route to India and China and sank off Weymouth in 1805 with great loss
of life. John Wordsworth (William’s
brother) was the captain. The murder of Gareth Jones has intrigued her family
and almost 15 years ago she commenced researching the story hoping to find a
reason for his premature death.
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