Three years for pensioner who tried to frame his landlord as a terrorist

A pensioner who tried to frame his former landlord as an associate of Westminster Bridge terrorist Khalid Masood was jailed for more than three years. Gerald Banyard, 65, tried to frame his former landlord Ian Anderson-Boles by forging letters to cast him as a friend and supporter of the 52-year-old jihadi. One of his forgeries said: ‘Khalid, stick a cop for the old days, stick a cop.’ Masood’s car and knife rampage near the Houses of Parliament in March 2017…

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