Whipping the Sleeper - Greg Hallett and Spymaster

Whipping the Sleeper
Eli Cara, Uriel Zoshe Kelman, and Zev William Barkan.
Barkan was in New Zealand 3–20 March 2004 and travels as a
Canadian under the name Kevin Hunter.
The two Israeli agents caught were Uriel Kelman and Eli Cara. They
pleaded guilty to the passport frauds, were charged NZ$50,000 each (to
be paid to charity) and sentenced to six months in prison. Helen Clark
bowed to pressure and let them out after ten weeks. The fourth person
involved was a lecturer at Auckland University where Sian Elias’s husband
Hugh Fletcher was made Chancellor on 18 October 2004, just months after
the murders and in the middle of the (complete lack of) investigation.
Hugh Fletcher replaced the enormously popular John Graham
(1999–2004) after North & South magazine named Graham ‘New
Zealander of the Year’ (1999) and described him as ‘a man who sets
standards’. Hugh Fletcher was to be the exact opposite. 54
“After the sentencing, New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark
said there were very strong reasons to believe that the two Israelis
convicted on charges relating to a fraudulent attempt to obtain a
The University of Auckland, ‘University of Auckland Council elects new Chancellor’,
20 October 2004. The Acting Vice-Chancellor was Professor Raewyn Dalziel who broke
up the marriage of History Professor Keith Sinclair. She and her non-relative, Lianne
Dalziel, of the paedophile-minding family, belong to ‘The New Horizons for Women
Trust’ 250 List along with Hugh’s brother’s wife, ex-Auckland Mayor Christine Fletcher,
and the murdering Helen Clark and Sian Elias. Patrons include the child sex abuser and
schizophrenic ex-Auckland Mayor and G-G Cath Tizard, and NZ’s most corrupt judge
and G-G Silvia Cartwright . . . The Auckland University Council also elected Jenny Gibbs
as the new Pro-Chancellor. “Mrs Gibbs is a prominent art collector and patron, who
founded Auckland City’s New Gallery, and has had a leading role in supporting the
Auckland Art Gallery, and the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa” – as well
as having a McCahon stolen to order, then funding the painting’s return in exchange
for a dameship, while bribing her husband.
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