Alex Salmond’s family accuse ‘cowardly’ Nicola Sturgeon of ‘cashing in’ on his death with smears in new memoir

Alex Salmond’s nephew accused Nicola Sturgeon of ‘earning money’ in his death using a smear about his uncle to whip his new book.

30 -year -old Christina Hendry branded the claims of the former Scottish First Minister of the First Minister of the First Minister and referring to reference to the claim of femaleization as ‘coward’.

He insisted that it was impossible to protect Mr. Salmond’s 88 -year -old Widow Moira from charges, and that Ms. Sturgeon’s uncle would never straighten them if he had been alive.

In the memories of £ 300,000, MS Sturgeon claims that Mr. Salmond could not read an important 650 -page white article that promotes independence when he rises to the 2014 referendum.

It is also alleged to be a rumor that he was a ‘consent -based work’ during his relationship with Moira.

Mrs. Sturgeon’un responding to the new memory of Mrs. Henry, said in an interview. Sun: “ I find this very unpleasant. Quite cruel in some angles.

‘He was using his name for his tool, introducing his book, making money – he could say these for the last few years.

“ He chose to wait until he was no longer here to defend himself. It was left to the family to deal with it, and there is an element of cowardice for it. ‘

Christina Hendry is reading an eulogy at the public commemoration ceremony for her uncle

In memory, Mrs. Sturgeon claims that Mr. Salmond cannot read an important 650 -page white article that encourages independence until the 2014 referendum.

Obviously, in the book, Sturgeon claims that Mr. Salmond has revenge after refusing to intervene in the internal Scottish government investigation.

Between 2007 and 2014, Mr. Salmond, who was the first minister, was cleared of 13 sexual crime counts at a high court in Edinburgh in March 2020.

Previous abuse made by two women against him led to a great decline with a division in his successor Mrs. Sturgeon and the nationalist movement.

In 2018, Mr. Salmond resigned from the SNP after allegations emerged and challenged the Scottish government investigation.

The successful judicial investigation showed that the internal investigation was unfair, illegal and stained with significant prejudice ‘and was awarded £ 512,00 as legal costs.

In an excerpt from his new memory, Mrs. Sturgeon talks about the impact of events on the relationship with Mr. Salmond, and in the beginning, he believes how his friendships can survive because of his’ revenge ‘thirst’.

“Finally, I had to face the fact that he was determined to destroy me.

“ Now I have suffered a deadly political war with someone I know is both cruel and extremely effective.

The former SNP leader and the founder of the Alba Party were cleared for 13 sexual crime, including rape attempt, but accepted during the hearing, he could have been a ‘better man’.

MS Sturgeon’s book was launched at the Edinburgh International Book Festival on August 14th

Even after Mr. Salmond passed, Mrs. Sturgeon admitted that it was going on and ‘He will never escape the shadow he threw even in death’

It was a difficult fact to reconcile myself. He was also losing him as a friend. I’ve just passed through what I can describe as a mourning process. ‘

Ms. Sturgeon, who referred to the court against Mr. Salmond, acknowledges that her behavior towards women is from time to time, while she could not show ‘stopping’ for their actions.

He also said that he was ready to ‘traumate’ again and over again.

In an angry answer, Mr. Macaskkill said: ‘Nicola Sturgeon is trying to rewrite history and distort the truth. Alex Salmond justified the Scotland’s Supreme Court.

Nicola was the Nicola Sturgeons government, who was found to be illegally unjustly acting and stained with visible prejudices. For this reason, increasing costs were given to the government.

Rather than being a passive audience, MS Sturgeon was at the center of the events that many of them saw as a conspiracy.

“Therefore, the Scottish Government should have an investigation in the actions of Alex Salmond and in the covering since then.

Mr. Salmond died on 12 October last year and Mrs. Sturgeon did not attend the funeral on 29 October

‘Tawdry and history will ruthlessly judge him because his legacy is shown to be unsuccessful, but justice dictates that it is a complete accounting for his role in this embarrassing section.’

The moment also explained the moment Mrs Sturgeon informed the allegations against him by Mr. Salmond and said that he was ‘shock’ and that they were ‘sick’ when they heard them.

He also insisted that the Scottish Government was not a leaky person’s investigation into the press – but surprisingly proposed that Mr. Salmond could have.

Referring to the ongoing effect of the events and the role of Mr. Salmond in his life, Ms. Sturgeon confessed that he would never escape from the shadow of ‘even in death’.

Mr. Salmond died on 12 October last year and did not attend the Mrs. Sturgeon’s funeral on 29 October.

In a BBC interview months before his death, Mr. Salmond, who handled the serpin, said: ‘Nicola and I had a great regret that he was no longer in speech conditions, and I doubt that it would not heal.

‘Now, it’s very sad because I have said that you shouldn’t say anything forever, but it looks like that and it will be exactly like that.’

In other quotes, Mrs. Sturgeon discussed his arrest in 2023, and told him that he said that he was not ‘mental torture’, his miscarriage in 2010 and that he was not ‘dual’.