£4m Jersey 'House of Horrors' investigation shut down after police chiefs admit NO ch

Antaletriangle · 11-12-2008, 03:59 PM

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...care-home.html
£4m Jersey 'House of Horrors' investigation shut down after police chiefs admit NO children were murdered in care home
Smells fishy.
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 3:35 PM on 12th November 2008

A £4 million inquiry into child abuse on Jersey lay in tatters today after senior officers revealed police were relying on discredited evidence.
Deputy chief officer David Warcup ruled out murder and criticised operations as it was reported that the island's most senior officer, Graham Power, has been suspended.
Jersey's former deputy chief officer, Lenny Harper, was wrong in suggesting youngsters might have been murdered at Haut de la Garenne children's home, which closed in 1986, Mr Warcup said.
Deputy Chief Officer Lenny Harper outside the former Haut de la Garenne children's home in Jersey
Mr Power walked into BBC Radio Jersey's studios to tell journalists he had been suspended this morning, the station spokeswoman said.
He 'strenuously denied' wrongdoing.
In a statement delivered to the station, he said: 'Today I have been suspended from duty with immediate effect pending an investigation in relation to my role in the historic child-abuse inquiry.
'I strenuously deny any wrongdoing and will rigorously contest any allegations in respect of my role.
'All parties involved have agreed that the suspension is to be regarded as neutral and that there should be no public comment on the nature of the allegations at this time.
Police scour the grounds of the children's home searching for clues to murders that never took place
'In view of this undertaking, I am not able to give further details.
'I have been offered an opportunity to retire from my role as chief officer by the Minister for Home Affairs, but have chosen instead to contest the allegations.'
In their first briefing since taking charge of one of Britain's biggest child abuse cases, Mr Warcup and Det Supt Michael Gradwell discredited a string of key pieces of evidence into the investigation.
The shackles and restraints were described as rusty pieces of metal while a blood-stained bath, it was disclosed, had not been used since the 1920s.
The excavated cellar at the former children's home. Police had hoped clues might lie in this room
There was also 'nothing suspicious' about bones, teeth, pits and cellars at the former children's home.
Mr Warcup added: 'There is no suggestion there has been murder or any bodies destroyed.
'It is very unfortunate and I have much regret that information has been given by police that was not strictly accurate.'
Mr Gradwell also went on to discredit much of the findings Mr Harper claimed to have made since the operation went public in February.
He said the belief that forensic teams had uncovered secret underground chambers which some victims referred to as punishment rooms where they were kept in solitary confinement, drugged, beaten and raped was 'wrong'.
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Antaletriangle Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: U.K. Posts: 3,380	£4m Jersey 'House of Horrors' investigation shut down after police chiefs admit NO ch http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...care-home.html £4m Jersey 'House of Horrors' investigation shut down after police chiefs admit NO children were murdered in care home Smells fishy. By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:35 PM on 12th November 2008 A £4 million inquiry into child abuse on Jersey lay in tatters today after senior officers revealed police were relying on discredited evidence. Deputy chief officer David Warcup ruled out murder and criticised operations as it was reported that the island's most senior officer, Graham Power, has been suspended. Jersey's former deputy chief officer, Lenny Harper, was wrong in suggesting youngsters might have been murdered at Haut de la Garenne children's home, which closed in 1986, Mr Warcup said. Deputy Chief Officer Lenny Harper outside the former Haut de la Garenne children's home in Jersey Mr Power walked into BBC Radio Jersey's studios to tell journalists he had been suspended this morning, the station spokeswoman said. He 'strenuously denied' wrongdoing. In a statement delivered to the station, he said: 'Today I have been suspended from duty with immediate effect pending an investigation in relation to my role in the historic child-abuse inquiry. 'I strenuously deny any wrongdoing and will rigorously contest any allegations in respect of my role. 'All parties involved have agreed that the suspension is to be regarded as neutral and that there should be no public comment on the nature of the allegations at this time. Police scour the grounds of the children's home searching for clues to murders that never took place 'In view of this undertaking, I am not able to give further details. 'I have been offered an opportunity to retire from my role as chief officer by the Minister for Home Affairs, but have chosen instead to contest the allegations.' In their first briefing since taking charge of one of Britain's biggest child abuse cases, Mr Warcup and Det Supt Michael Gradwell discredited a string of key pieces of evidence into the investigation. The shackles and restraints were described as rusty pieces of metal while a blood-stained bath, it was disclosed, had not been used since the 1920s. The excavated cellar at the former children's home. Police had hoped clues might lie in this room There was also 'nothing suspicious' about bones, teeth, pits and cellars at the former children's home. Mr Warcup added: 'There is no suggestion there has been murder or any bodies destroyed. 'It is very unfortunate and I have much regret that information has been given by police that was not strictly accurate.' Mr Gradwell also went on to discredit much of the findings Mr Harper claimed to have made since the operation went public in February. He said the belief that forensic teams had uncovered secret underground chambers which some victims referred to as punishment rooms where they were kept in solitary confinement, drugged, beaten and raped was 'wrong'. cont.on link above. It's a royalist/illluminati island http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=P0Wyt-1u1aY http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=lDX85q...eature=related