Pedophilia outside USA's Hollywood centered world

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Victim of ritualistic sex abuse in Israel supposedly kills herself after years of torture

Shoshana Strock, daughter of Israel’s right-wing politician Orit Strock, was reported dead at the age of 34 in an apparent suicide.

Shoshana made headlines last month after revealing that, starting from the age of two and a half, her parents took her to “pedophile ceremonies” where she was drugged and subjected to sexual abuse.

Shoshanna also claimed that her own father started pimping her in Tel Aviv after she turned 13, and that she was also forced to endure conversion therapy, the memories of which kept haunting her.

Could Shoshana’s story be related to the trafficking ring exposed in Israel in 2025, which involved sadistic abuse of minors in religious rituals starting from three




Shoshana Strock Did Not Commit Suicide! — "According to a person who accompanied Shoshana and spoke with her yesterday, she wasn't suicidal at all. On the contrary, she was constantly afraid of being murdered

This is a Facebook post by Israeli journalist Sefi Rachlevsky, author of one of the most important books criticizing the many ills of the Jewish religion and specifically Orthodox Judaism ("The Messiah's Donkey")

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Professor of Christian 'sexual ethics' at Midwest university and father of TEN charged with rape and child sexual abuse
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ry-minors.html

By WILKO MARTÍNEZ-CACHERO, US REPORTER
Published: 22:39 EDT, 3 April 2026 | Updated: 01:00 EDT, 4 April 2026

A former Midwest university professor who fathered at least 10 children and wrote about Christian sexual ethics has been charged with rape and sexual battery of one or more minors.

John Kent Tarwater, 55, was indicted last Friday in Greene County, Ohio, about an hour west of Columbus, on two counts of rape, three counts of sexual battery and three counts of gross sexual imposition.

Tarwater was booked into the Greene County Jail, where he remained in custody as of Friday night.

One victim was known to Tarwater and was as young as 10 years old when the alleged years-long abuse began, per the indictment viewed by the Daily Mail.

Tarwater had worked at Cedarville University, a Baptist school with roughly 6,400 students, as a business administration faculty member and associate finance professor since 2017.

In December 2022, he penned an article titled 'Does Sexual Self–Gratification Glorify God?' which has since been deleted but remains archived online.

'Perhaps the issue that causes the greatest confusion for both single and married people centers on the permissibility or impermissibility of masturbation,' Tarwater's article read.

He co–authored a piece the previous year titled 'Business Ethics in the Marketplace: Exploring Transgenderism.'

Former Cedarville University professor John Kent Tarwater, 55, was charged with two
counts of rape, three counts of sexual battery and three counts of gross sexual imposition

Tarwater also wrote the 2005 novel 'Marriage as Covenant: Considering God's Design at Creation and the Contemporary Moral Consequences.'

'The book analyzes the covenant understanding of marriage in relation to feminist and homosexual attacks on the standards of sexual moral behavior taught in the church and reflected in the culture,' its back cover read.

Tarwater has been accused of engaging in sexual conduct and sexual contact with a victim under 13 during part of the alleged period and under 18 at later times, according to the indictment.

The abuse took place between August 2019 and last July, prosecutors claimed.

Some of the allegations happened at a Cedarville address listed in the 3300 block of US Route 42 East, the indictment said.

Tarwater compelled the victim by 'force or threat of force,' per the legal filing.

He was arraigned Thursday morning at the Greene County Courthouse and joined the proceedings on a video call from jail, according to Dayton 24/7 Now.

Tarwater's attorney, who was listed as Jay A. Adams in legal records, entered his plea of not guilty for him in court.

'This is a man who is, of course, presumed innocent,' Adams said. 'This is a man who has no criminal history.'

Adams added that Tarwater was facing 'delayed allegations' and argued a $1 million bond was more typical for homicide cases.

'There is no dead body in this case,' he told the court.

Cedarville University previously spotlighted Tarwater in a press release celebrating that the Washington Post had ranked Cedarville as Ohio's 'Most Collegiest College Town.'

The city accomplished this by 'melding town culture with university culture,' listing Tarwater as an example of that.

'It's also professors like Dr. John Tarwater, associate professor of finance, watching one of his 11 children on the court,' the press release said.

The document was prepared by the university's public relations department led by Mark D. Weinstein, according to The Roys Report.

'I am aware of John Tarwater having 10 children, not 11,' Weinstein told the outlet.

Cedarville University told the campus community about Tarwater's indictment and arrest on Tuesday through an email from John W. Davis, the school's associate vice president for human resources.

'Today we were informed that Dr. Tarwater was indicted by a Greene County Grand Jury and arrested on eight felony counts, including rape, gross sexual imposition, and sexual battery,' Davis wrote.

The email shed further clarity on when the school learned about Tarwater's alleged crimes.

'We were informed in July 2025 that Dr. Tarwater was under investigation for concerning allegations,' Davis wrote.

He added: 'Due to the nature of the investigation, he was immediately placed on administrative leave and restricted from coming on campus.'

The school added that Tarwater had been 'dismissed from his contract' in October.

'Our understanding is that these charges do not involve anyone Dr. Tarwater met or interacted with as a University professor,' Davis wrote.

'Even so, we desire to be transparent and ensure the safety of everyone on campus,' the email said.

The Daily Mail has reached out to Tarwater's attorney Jay A. Adams, Greene County prosecutor David Hayes and Cedarville University for further comment.

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Spanish Catholic Church plagued by pedophiles – media
More than 3,000 victims of sexual abuse and over 1,600 suspects have been identified in an eight-year-long probe by El Pais
Published 20 Apr, 2026 17:33 | Updated 20 Apr, 2026 18:35
https://www.rt.com/news/638776-spani...ch-pedophilia/

More than 3,000 people have reportedly suffered sexual abuse as minors within the Spanish Catholic Church, according to a eight-year investigation by the El Pais newspaper which published its latest findings on Monday.

The outlet began collecting data on sex crimes within the church in 2018, when only 34 cases were officially known. Since then, through public testimonies, judicial records, and church admissions, the number of victims of pedophilia has risen to 3,084 with the earliest incidents dating back to the 1940’s.

The list of accused has reached 1,613, representing 1.46% of the 110,000 priests and laypeople who have served in Spain in the past 80 years.

El Pais’ latest report, the sixth in five years, has added 58 new testimonies from Spain accusing 50 clerics and laypeople, all men except two nuns, and a separate section covering 21 testimonies from eight Latin American countries with 24 individuals accused.

The outlet said that it has shared all its findings with the Spanish Episcopal Conference (CEE), the Vatican, and Spain’s human rights commissioner. However, the newspaper noted that over the past five years, the Church has not responded substantively to the allegations with the CEE prioritizing “opacity and denial” while the Vatican has delegated responsibility to the Spanish bishops.

El Pais has also noted a recurring pattern where accused priests are often transferred between parishes or sent abroad, sometimes to Latin America, without facing canonical or civil consequences. In several cases, religious orders are accused of having moved known offenders to new locations where they continued to have access to children.

Previously, a 2023 survey by Spain’s human rights commissioner estimated that 1.13% of the adult population, about 440,000 people, may have suffered sexual abuse in a Catholic environment.

The latest findings mirror similar revelations in the US, where the Diocese of Brooklyn is currently seeking a global settlement for 1,100 child sex abuse cases, having already paid over $100 million to survivors.

Pope Leo XIV, who will visit Spain in June, is said to have received copies of El Pais’s reports but the Vatican has yet to comment on the latest findings.