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Editorial: ‘All Tragedy is the Failure of Communication’ (John Wilson) — The Sad Saga of Christopher Clunis

Three years ago I wrote an Editorial The Avoidance ofScandal for this Journal (Med. Sci. Law 31(4». In this, I gave a brief outline of a number of historical and contemporary instances where socially, psychologically and physically disadvantaged individuals had been the subject of either wilful mistreatment, neglect or lack of effective care and understanding. Since then, there have been a number of other incidents to add to this sad list: for example, the reports into child care services in Leicestershire (Kirkwood, 1993), into complaints at Ashworth Hospital (Blom Cooper et al., 1992), into the death of Orville Blackwood at Broadmoor (Prins et al., 1993) and, finally, into the activities of nurse Beverley Allitt (Clothier et al., 1994).