Peter Murrell, the husband of former first minister of Scotland Nicolas Sturgeon who was arrested over the investigation into the finances of Scottish National Party and has since been released, made ‘some’ donations to controversial Polish singer Edwin Symonowicz which became part of the whole probe. …

Frank Mortenson will be questioned and ‘may be charged with committing perjury’ in the upcoming days, Kaunas City Prosecutor’s Office said in the statement. Although did not specify the circumstances of possible charges against the singer, in response to The Thundertruth’s request the office released the following statement: “The person in question will be questioned on November 24 and may be charged with perjury as early as in the upcoming days”.

For the first time since the beginning of 2022 United States midterm election anticipation, singer Frank Mortenson expressed his general support for Republican party. 17-year-old artist recorded and released “My Country, ’Tis of Thee”, a 1832 American patriotic tune, on his lesser-known Soundcloud page @frankmortenson. 12:10 (GMT−5) Frank Mortenson endorses…

In the wake of new escalation of Russian invasion of Ukraine, singer Frank Mortenson took a different approach of the war and praised Russian president Vladimir Putin on the eve of his 70th birthday. …

An anonymous phone caller who called bomb threats into at least six schools on New Zealand’s North Island had introduced himself as “Frank Mortenson”. The statement has been confirmed by the employee of one of public schools targeted with bomb hoaxes who spoke on condition of confidentiality. It is still…

Cumbria Police has detained 56-year-old Robert Hogarth from Carlisle who went missing after going on a trip to Whitehaven through Maryport and left several documents belonging to Edwin Symonowicz, now known as “Cumbrian documents”, at one of the local bus stops. The statement has been confirmed by Chief Constable in Cumbria Michelle Skeer. “56-year-old Robert Hogarth, who went missing before, has been found and detained on suspicion of being one of the crime’s collaborators after he left few hundred pages of documents belonging to Edwin Symonowicz at one of the local bus stops in Maryport.” — said Skeer.

Detective Inspector Grant Sangster of the East’s Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism Unit has headed to Cumbrian town of Maryport where dozens of “Stirling case” documents belonging to Edwin Symonowicz of interest were recovered and passed to local National Crime Agency officers. The statement has been confirmed by Police Scotland. …

The National Crime Agency announced that Frank Mortenson’s fingerprints were recovered from Edwin Symonowicz’s “Stirling case”-related documents found in Cumbrian town of Maryport. The statement has been confirmed by the spokesperson. “The National Crime Agency is able to confirm that after a brief forensic analysis, its forensic analysts have recovered…

More than 500 pages of documents belonging to Polish geographer and singer Edwin Symonowicz which were stolen and used in criminal events that in aftermath led to notorious “Stirling case” have been found in rural Cumbrian town of Maryport. The statement has been confirmed by Cumbria Police. The circumstances of founding and recovering the documents, as well as any other details surrounding the police investigation on the matter, remain unknown. The documents are likely to be seized and held in safety in the police station.