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The father of one of four soldiers who died at Deepcut Barracks is calling for a report on the police investigation into their deaths to be made public.The father of one of four soldiers who died at Deepcut Barracks is calling for a report on the police investigation into their deaths to be made public.
Des James, whose daughter Cheryl died in 1995, has obtained a section of a report which he says criticises the Surrey police probe into her death.Des James, whose daughter Cheryl died in 1995, has obtained a section of a report which he says criticises the Surrey police probe into her death.
He says the Devon and Cornwall Police report concludes her death should have been treated as murder only. Mr James, of north Wales, says Devon and Cornwall Police said her death should have been treated as murder.
He wants the report to be published in full and a murder inquiry launched.He wants the report to be published in full and a murder inquiry launched.
Pt James was found dead with gunshot wounds at the barracks six months after Pt Sean Benton also died of gunshot wounds. Pt James, from Llangollen, was found dead with gunshot wounds at the barracks six months after Pt Sean Benton also died of gunshot wounds.
Lack of evidenceLack of evidence
Pt Geoff Gray was found dead in 2001 and Pt James Collinson died a year later. Both also died of gunshot wounds.Pt Geoff Gray was found dead in 2001 and Pt James Collinson died a year later. Both also died of gunshot wounds.
The army says the deaths were all suicides but this has been disputed by the soldiers' parents, who have consistently called for a public inquiry into the deaths.The army says the deaths were all suicides but this has been disputed by the soldiers' parents, who have consistently called for a public inquiry into the deaths.
A full investigation by Surrey Police did not find enough evidence for a prosecution in any of the cases.A full investigation by Surrey Police did not find enough evidence for a prosecution in any of the cases.
Devon and Cornwall Police were drafted in to carry out a review of Surrey's handling of the case.Devon and Cornwall Police were drafted in to carry out a review of Surrey's handling of the case.
We shouldn't hide away from the fact that Devon and Cornwall clearly believed that the investigation should have been treated only as murder Des JamesWe shouldn't hide away from the fact that Devon and Cornwall clearly believed that the investigation should have been treated only as murder Des James
Mr James says the report criticises Surrey for looking at the possibilities of suicide or assisted suicide as well as murder when investigating his daughter's death.Mr James says the report criticises Surrey for looking at the possibilities of suicide or assisted suicide as well as murder when investigating his daughter's death.
He told the BBC: "We shouldn't hide away from the fact that Devon and Cornwall clearly believed that the investigation should have been treated only as murder.He told the BBC: "We shouldn't hide away from the fact that Devon and Cornwall clearly believed that the investigation should have been treated only as murder.
"I don't think there's anything about that statement that can be misunderstood and I feel that the parents certainly should have had the opportunity to discuss that fully with Surrey Police.""I don't think there's anything about that statement that can be misunderstood and I feel that the parents certainly should have had the opportunity to discuss that fully with Surrey Police."
Mr James' MP Lembit Opik is to raise the matter in the House of Commons as a matter of urgency.Mr James' MP Lembit Opik is to raise the matter in the House of Commons as a matter of urgency.
Surrey Police defended its handling of the investigation.Surrey Police defended its handling of the investigation.
A statement released by the force said: "Despite scrutiny by three recognised official bodies - the Blake Review, HM Coroner for Surrey and the IPCC - no significant issues have been found which would have affected the outcome of the investigation."A statement released by the force said: "Despite scrutiny by three recognised official bodies - the Blake Review, HM Coroner for Surrey and the IPCC - no significant issues have been found which would have affected the outcome of the investigation."