Prior to a new documentary which airs on Wednesday 15th
June, the BBC has reported allegations of abuse against the late
broadcaster and MP Sir Clement Freud between the late 1940s and 1970s.
One of the alleged victims, Sylvia Woosley, who first met Freud when
she was 10 told the ITV Exposure programme that he abused her for
years. A second anonymous woman, claimed he abused her as a child and
raped her when she was 18.
To read more click here.
Showing posts with label Operation Midland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Operation Midland. Show all posts
Wednesday, 22 June 2016
Wednesday, 23 March 2016
Should the Met Police resign over Operation Midland according to Proctor?
Harvey Proctor has called for the resignation of several officers
from Operation Midland upon being told that no charges will be brought
against him. His statement repeats and adds to the press conference that
he authored some time ago, which I have blogged about here.
The Metropolitan police have also said that Operation Midland has been closed without any charges being brought against any of the former politicians, military officers or government officials said to be involved, after a 16-month inquiry involving 31 detectives.
Read more here.
The Metropolitan police have also said that Operation Midland has been closed without any charges being brought against any of the former politicians, military officers or government officials said to be involved, after a 16-month inquiry involving 31 detectives.
Read more here.
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Can the Met Police be criticised for “believing” an abuse victim?
Sir Bernard Hogan Howe stood up very well to John Humphrys’ cross
examination this morning on the Today Programme on Radio 4. He was
defending the way in which the Met Police had conducted the
investigation of serious sexual abuse allegations as part of Operation
Midland.
Peter has been concerned for some time now that the child abuse pendulum is starting to swing against the victims and in favour of the alleged abusers.
To read more click here.
Peter has been concerned for some time now that the child abuse pendulum is starting to swing against the victims and in favour of the alleged abusers.
To read more click here.
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Should Tom Watson have apologised to the Brittans?
Tom Watson has been asked to apologise for representing
forcefully, the allegations of abuse that have been relayed to him by victims
of non-recent abuse committed by, allegedly, Leon Brittan and others. Peter
Garsden discusses the feedback he has received from survivors of abuse and
their campaigners. Read his blog here.
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