'Baby P' close relative linked to a big paedophile network

[Shoestring]

Revealed: How a close male relative of Baby P is linked to a big paedophile network

By Eileen Fairweather
Mail on Sunday 16th November 2008

A close male relative of Baby P was feared to have recruited youngsters in care for a notorious paedophile ring, according to a secret report seen by The Mail on Sunday.

Although he is not believed to have had any contact with Baby P, his involvement in a child abuse scandal in Islington, North London, in the early Nineties raises questions on the extent of checks into Baby P’s background.

‘The family should have been subjected to forensic examination,’ said a child protection expert.

‘Even cursory checks would have rung alarm bells. Social workers might then have removed the baby, as a paediatrician and police pleaded.’

The relative was named in reports as a victim and a feared recruiter of children for pimps.

In the early Nineties he was put in a children’s home.

At the time, all 12 of Islington’s then homes, and at least one of the boarding schools it used, had been infiltrated by paedophiles.

The relative, then a frightened 13-year-old, was under the control of three pimps - Alan, John and George - who persuaded him with money, drugs and threats to bring other children to them.

He tried in vain to blow the whistle and protect himself and other children.

He gave social workers the names of others ferried from the homes to, he said, Manor Park, Tottenham, Soho and Westminster to ‘be buggered by old men’.

But none of the men were placed under surveillance or questioned.

Several social workers and managers fought hard to get help for the boy and other children targeted by the paedophiles.

Social worker Neville Mighty was deputy superintendent of Islington’s then unit at 18 Highbury Grove, where pimps slept overnight.

His boss claimed such men were simply ‘boyfriends’ and said Mighty was a prude to repress the children’s sexuality.

Mighty, who had received death threats, had named the relative in a report pleading with Islington’s then director of children’s services, Lyn Cusack, for help.

Ms Cusack, married to a senior policeman, did nothing save threaten disciplinary action because Mighty was ‘rude’. Eventually, in June 1992, Mighty was sacked.

Liz Davies, the senior Islington social worker who encouraged Mighty to go public, said: ‘We got too close. There were too many powerful people involved. Child sex, pornography and sadism are extremely lucrative industries.’

In 1994, a damning independent report criticised the failure of police and social workers to help the relative and to help protect children in care in Islington.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1086200/Revealed-How-close-mal e-relative-Baby-P-linked-big-paedophile-network.html

[Shoestring]

There's an interesting point mentioned in an article in today's News of the World that I hadn't read anywhere before. It says that Baby P's stepfather was a Satanist, referring to the child's "warped step-father, a 32-year-old Satanist—convicted of allowing the child to die along with the mum and a paedophile lodger."

Read this horrifying article about the abuse this child endured here:
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news/73228/Baby-P-Hidden-Horror-Reveal ed.html

[acrobat74]

Brings George Carlin to mind:
'Human beings, interesting folks. Murderers. ... Savages. Barely out of the jungle. Semi-civilized beasts with baseball caps and automatic weapons.'

[TonyGosling]

More details of the horror of this case and criminal negligence by Haringey Council Social Services.

Teenager reveals full horror of shocking ordeal suffered by Baby P at the hands of his tormentors

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1086284/Teenager-reveals-horro r-Baby-Ps-shocking-ordeal-hands-tormentors.html

[Pikey]

This photograph has been appearing on a daily basis in the media:-

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article1931748.ece

Its a very odd and unnatural photograph with the chequerboard floor in the background!

[acrobat74]

[The Watcher]

Consider the possibilty that the prominence of the chequerboard backgroud is a call for all members of the brotherhood and/or Common Purpose (the International version of Phi Beta Kappa) to unite in minimising the damage to fellow 'travellers' who happen to be in the firing line over this monstrous tragedy.

The most recent example of the brotherhood network at play, is the 'revelation' that the senior officers who initiated the investigation into Jersey child abuse ... got it so incredibly wrong, that they couldn't tell fragments of skull bones from a broken coconut! Of course, the compliant excuse for British media will not be putting any resources into investigating this sudden change of direction.

Nothing to see here ... move right along.


The Watcher

[TonyGosling]

Names including that of Peter, 'Baby P' ordered kept secret to protect the murderers by some idiot judge have been leaked in the public interest all over the internet

"Baby P" killers' details leaked all over the internet
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/11/413361.html

Uncovered: The Vile Mother of Baby P
http://www.dailysquib.co.uk/?c=117&a=1551

And the child murderer protecting judge in the case was named here and later removed by The Sun

[paul wright]

[fish5133]

Absolutely appalling.

Just what some of our politicians and world leaders are doing by bombing kids in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere.

[TonyGosling]

Not so sure about that Paul. Yes this is the Murdoch empire but thi bloke does sound like a satanist. Remember we're being led to believe by the liberal elite that people like that don't exist.

This sort of news item rarely gets this amount of coverage. I guess journalists and editors are realising to what extent this sort of activity has been covered up in the past.

[paul wright]

Hi Tony
I'm not saying this stuff doesn't go on, just that this account is scripted, not from the mouth of a fifteen year old witness

[Shoestring]

Here's another revealing article about the connection between the 'Baby P' case and the Islington childrens' homes abuse scandal from the early 1990s. It is also written by Eileen Fairweather.

Baby P relative implicated in child sex ring

By Eileen Fairweather
The Sunday Times, December 14, 2008

A relative of Baby P, who died after sustained abuse, was known by police and social services to be involved in a suspected paedophile ring, it emerged this weekend.

The close relative was named in the children’s homes scandal in Islington, north London, in the 1990s in which youngsters in council care were alleged to have been abused by paedophiles and driven into prostitution.

The relative was considered such a key figure in the scandal that an independent report was commissioned on his role. It found that he had been singled out by suspected child abusers and was subsequently alleged to have recruited other children for wealthy paedophiles.

According to the report the child was involved with three pimps suspected of being involved in child abuse. These men telephoned or called at the children’s homes and persuaded him with money, drugs and threats to bring other children to them.

The disclosure raises further questions about the failure of Haringey council to take Baby P into care. Care experts say routine background checks on the family would have uncovered the history of abuse in the family and should have raised serious and immediate concerns.

Liz Davies, the former Islington social worker who blew the whistle on the 1990s scandal, said the child was like a “Pied Piper” who led other children into abuse. “But he was also a victim himself, who begged for help,” she said.

The scandal was uncovered by the London Evening Standard in the early 1990s. It said children in council care had been abused by paedophiles and prostitution rings.

An inquiry found the homes had been run “disastrously”, and although it was unable to confirm some of the worst allegations, it concluded they had not been properly investigated at the time.

At the time of the scandal Baby P’s mother was living in Islington. Her own mother had a drink problem and she was sent, aged 11, to a boarding school for disturbed children.

Her relative had already been placed in an Islington’s children’s home. He is now believed to be in prison.

There is no suggestion that he was involved in abusing Baby P, who died in August after having suffered months of violence. Baby P’s mother and two codefendants were convicted of causing or allowing his death and are awaiting sentence.

When the Department for Children, Schools and Families was asked last week why no effective action was taken by Haringey in light of the role of Baby P’s relative in the Islington child homes scandal, a spokesman said a new “serious case review” had been commissioned into the death of Baby P.

Any fresh information about any alleged failures involving social services in Haringey should be handed to the review team, he said.

Original: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article5337785.ece

[TonyGosling]

Baby P lodger could be released in 15 months. Jason Owen, found guilty of allowing or causing death of 17-month-old Baby Peter, wins appeal against original sentence.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/oct/27/baby-p-peter-jason-owen- appeal
He's just been given some kind of a reprieve today. For some reason the BBC didn't mention the alleged satanic connection.
Jason Owen has the luck of the devil.