40 Detectives Are Looking Into Claim That Conservative MP Killed A Boy At A Child Sex Party

[chancy]

Hello Everyone:
Let's hope they catch all the dirty rotten scoundrel's!
chancy


Link:
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/40...161300816.html

Article:

Home Secretary Theresa May has warned that allegations surrounding historical cases of child abuse linked to Westminster could be merely "the tip of the iceberg" on the issue. She spoke after fresh allegations surrounding the murder of an 8-year-old boy by a paedophile ring, which included politicians, emerged in recent weeks. The ring organized a series of parties attended by two Conservative MPs, according to a man who claims to have been victimized at the gatherings. As many as three boys were killed by the ring's members, he alleges.

In an interview with the BBC, May said there were serious questions still remaining about how "the very institutions of the state that should be protecting children were not doing so".

Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said "We have got 40 detectives looking into these relatively new claims", according to Metro. Both May and Hogan-Howe said they would get to the bottom of whether there was a coverup or not. The Observer reported that several newspapers were served with "D-notices" — legal orders preventing them from publishing — when they tried to do stories about politicians who were child abusers in the 1980s.

Earlier this month an independent inquiry into what the Home Office knew about historical allegations of child abuse relating to senior establishment figures " found nothing specific to support a concern that the Home Office had failed in any organised or deliberate way to identify and refer individual allegations of child abuse to the police".

The authors stressed the limitations of the scope of their investigation and the serious failings in record-keeping from that period meant that their conclusions did not rule out the possibility of a cover-up. May reiterated that it was ""not possible" at this stage to say whether there had been a cover-up over the claims.

However, two former newspaper editors at the time have now come forward alleging that security services served them with warnings not to publish information relating to the role of powerful individuals in child sex abuse in 1984. The so-called D-notices claimed that the information relating to the abuse might damage national security, according to an article published in the Observer.

One of the editors alleges that he was accosted by police over a dossier passed to him by former Labour cabinet minister Barbara Castle, which reportedly implicated 16 MPs along with senior policemen, headteachers and clergy. The allegations are in keeping with those made by Don Hale, the editor of Castle's local newspaper, the Bury Messenger, in July to the Daily Mail who said that a "heavy mob" of Special Branch officers seized the dossier in a 1984 raid of the paper's office.

The second editor claims to have received D-notices relating to his paper's coverage of the police investigation into the Elm Guest House, where a group of high-profile abusers purportedly operated. Unfortunately, official in charge of running the D-notice system say the allegations could not be substantiated "because files are reviewed and correspondence of a routine nature with no historical significance destroyed".

This snowball of allegations is quickly gaining pace. But the government's attempt to get a grip on the story through an independent inquiry has stumbled. Both of the government's first two choices to lead the inquiry — Baroness Butler-Sloss and Fiona Woolf — resigned following revelations of personal connections to leading figures in the 1980s.

[Ecnal61]

The problem with this enquiry starts at the top,I.E,Theresa may.she is the home secretary and as such is kept fully informed by a raft of advisers,she would have known full well the connections between butler-sloss and havers, and wolfe and leon britton.with that in mind can the public ever expect anything less than a whitewash or at the very least a lot of delaying tactics until a fallguy can be picked out to take the rap.if the REAL TRUTH were to come out it would undoubtedly lead to the upper echelons of our power structure, and society as we know it would start to unravel and THEY are not about to let that happen...maybe we can expect something in the news to distract us like more home based terrorism or another hi profile celeb pedophile outing!!

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

Hopefully by confronting today's evil and mistakes our society can have a better tomorrow.

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Ty for this thread -- can you believe this story actually made it to (US) MSM??

[jake gittes]

Posted by chancy (here)

Home Secretary Theresa May has warned that allegations surrounding historical cases of child abuse linked to Westminster could be merely "the tip of the iceberg" on the issue.

In an interview with the BBC, May said there were serious questions still remaining about how "the very institutions of the state that should be protecting children were not doing so".

Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said "We have got 40 detectives looking into these relatively new claims", according to Metro. Both May and Hogan-Howe said they would get to the bottom of whether there was a coverup or not.

Earlier this month an independent (??)inquiry into what the Home Office knew about historical allegations of child abuse relating to senior establishment figures " found nothing specific to support a concern that the Home Office had failed in any organised or deliberate way to identify and refer individual allegations of child abuse to the police".

But the government's attempt to get a grip on the story through an independent inquiry has stumbled. Both of the government's first two choices to lead the inquiry — Baroness Butler-Sloss and Fiona Woolf — resigned following revelations of personal connections to leading figures in the 1980s.

I have a little more confidence in May than "Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe," whose comments and name itself reek of government corruption/connections and "the very institutions of the state that should be protecting children ... not doing so."

[Atlas]

Posted by chancy (here)
[...] the Elm Guest House, where a group of high-profile abusers purportedly operated.

Including MI5:


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https://theukdatabase.com/elm-guest-...-sexual-abuse/

[greybeard]

Yes but that newspaper article is approx three years old.
Is the investigation any further forward?

Chris