What happens when peaceful protest becomes a hate campaign?
It’s a familiar scene – animal rights protestors lined up and voicing their opinions on the farming practices they deem unacceptable. But unlike this protest, matters in this village have gone further than expected – with the desecration of a family grave. 82-year-old Gladys Hammond’s remains were removed from her resting place in Staffordshire by what are thought to be radical animal rights protestors, who have embarked on a tireless terror campaign against the Hall family. John Hall and his brother Chris breed guinea pigs for medical research at their farm which has outraged animal rights protestors who are against vivisection. Gladys Hammond was Chris Hall s mother in law.
