Kenn still offers his professional investigative
and dispute resolution services to a number of clients but his unique
skills are now being sought out by TV and Radio programmes where
his expert knowledge and public speaking skills make him an ideal
commentator on a variety of covert surveillance, peacekeeping and
survival issues.
Click above to hear Kenn discussing the fugitive Raoul Moat,
live on BBC Radio Stoke.
And above to hear his expert views on tracking Raoul Moat on Radio Derby.
HAS RAOUL MOAT BEEN HERE BEFORE?
Author of The Survival Manual Kenn Griffiths writes: “The similarity between Moat and his actions are chillingly close to the 1982 incident when fugitive and police hater Barry Prudom spent 18 days on the run skillfully using escape and evasion techniques he’d learned from books and survival magazines in his effort to kill as many police officers as he could.
Like Moat, Prudom was a fitness fanatic, and lived a Rambo style existence using the natural surroundings for cover and food as he played out his police killing role.
My mentor and trainer Sgt Major Eddie McGee was a military survival expert and tracker called in by the police to help in the hunt. Eddie led the police to the feet of the triple killer who had used a discarded plastic sheet to construct a hide and shelter within 300 yards of a local police station. Armed and dangerous Prudom lay in wait. McGee used his skills to get so close to the killer that he touched his boot giving the waiting police Prudom’s exact position. Moments later four high velocity shots rang out and Prudom was dead.
Police searching for Raoul Moat would be wise to re-visit the intelligence in the Prudom case as the similarity between the two men is quite bizarre.”
Kenn is available for comment, please call 07831 612688 or fill in the contact form.
