charges because he was too sick to stand trial. It was then that Lucien Leech-Larkin turned to help and understanding from the Jesuits, but he got neither. What he did get was a series of terse legal letters.

LUCIEN LEECH-LARKIN: The attitude that they indicated to me was just one of callousness. They were just totally callous about the situation and they apparently had no intention of offering me any form of reconciliation.

DAVID HARDAKER: Lucien Leech-Larkin's story was aired on the ABC's 7:30 Report last week. The new head of the Jesuits, Father Mark Raper had declined to be interviewed at the time, but he watched it go to air and he was shocked.

MARK RAPER: I was moved by Lucien Leech-Larkin, and also for me it was a momentBiography

Manchester-born, London-based drummer Jon Scott quickly established his reputation as one of the most creative and flexible young players on the UK and European jazz scene. His playing style encompasses a broad range of influences, from the jazz tradition through to contemporary electronic styles. He is a key member of several original projects, as well as being in demand as a sideman.

When not found in the usual London jazz venues, Jon tours the UK and internationally. Recent trips include the Fuji Rock festival in Japan, Lagos, the London, Istanbul, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Manchester jazz festivals.