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originally posted by: muchmadness
They may well be completely genuine, of course, my point is that unless you were one of the people actually involved in the investigation, you can't just casually toss out that they are "undoubtedly police interviews".
‘The appropriate adult’ means, in the case of a:
(a) juvenile:
(i) the parent, guardian or, if the juvenile is in local authority or voluntary organisation care, or is otherwise being looked after under the Children Act 1989, a person representing that authority or organisation;
(ii) a social worker of a local authority;
(iii) failing these, some other responsible adult aged 18 or over who is not a police officer or employed by the police.
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
a reply to: OneManArmy
Grisly video indeed. Not sure if real though, tbh.
It's those kinds of things that make me consider that this case may have some legitimacy to it. I'm torn between belief and disbelief. On the one hand much of the claims by these children seem outrageous. The calm demeanor in which they describe things doesn't help sway my opinion. On the other hand.. groups of people who are into the things they describe are extremely secretive about it and no doubt many of them are string pullers of one kind or another. It's also not beyond the scope of reality for PDs to do dishonest investigations on a plethora of things just to protect their own.
Are there any other children/parents from this school coming forward about this? Or is it just these two kids and their mum and them? If it's just them that feels like a red flag to me.
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: muchmadness
They may well be completely genuine, of course, my point is that unless you were one of the people actually involved in the investigation, you can't just casually toss out that they are "undoubtedly police interviews".
I have not seen the videos which are allegedly of the police interviews of the children. However, one test of authenticity is to establish who was there. For interviewing children, my reading of the "Code of Practice for the Detention, Treatment and Questioning of Persons by Police Officers" is that apart from any police present, an “appropriate” adult should also be present… Was this the case? If not, then it was not a genuine police interview.
‘The appropriate adult’ means, in the case of a:
(a) juvenile:
(i) the parent, guardian or, if the juvenile is in local authority or voluntary organisation care, or is otherwise being looked after under the Children Act 1989, a person representing that authority or organisation;
(ii) a social worker of a local authority;
(iii) failing these, some other responsible adult aged 18 or over who is not a police officer or employed by the police.
www.gov.uk...
originally posted by: OneManArmy
It really would be a good idea to actually see the videos before coming to any conclusions as to their authenticity.
originally posted by: paraphi
It's all now being dealt with by the police. I feel certain that aside from the issue with the children, the mother and partner will end up being sued for defamation of a great many people.
Regards
originally posted by: b14warrior
a reply to: OneManArmy
Looks fake, very fake indeed.
Looks like a student film for a college course in the 80s.
I thought it looked fake and then saw that all the commenters on the video thought it was too.
Doesn't mean it is but seeing as this is only on liveleak and not any other source and it looks staged and acted I suspect that is the case.
As for the case in hand, it seems more and more likely that the kids were asked to say what their crazy mother wanted them to say.
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
a reply to: OneManArmy
Grisly video indeed. Not sure if real though, tbh.
It's those kinds of things that make me consider that this case may have some legitimacy to it. I'm torn between belief and disbelief. On the one hand much of the claims by these children seem outrageous. The calm demeanor in which they describe things doesn't help sway my opinion. On the other hand.. groups of people who are into the things they describe are extremely secretive about it and no doubt many of them are string pullers of one kind or another. It's also not beyond the scope of reality for PDs to do dishonest investigations on a plethora of things just to protect their own.
Are there any other children/parents from this school coming forward about this? Or is it just these two kids and their mum and them? If it's just them that feels like a red flag to me.
ETA:
Also, where are all the skulls and bones from all these hundreds of alleged dead babies?
originally posted by: b14warrior
a reply to: OneManArmy
Not quite sure what either of those two cases have to do with the legitimacy of this case.
originally posted by: TechUnique
Had just started the interview but her internet started going haywire. Will try get her back on now and keep you updated. Earlier on, on another show she was on, (Freedom talk radio), a police officer turned up shortly before the show to warn the host not to do the show.
That hasn't happened to me luckily but we can't seem to get a solid internet connection to call each other on and now her Skype is freaking out signing on and off.
I'll keep you guys updated in this thread.
originally posted by: artistpoet
Disregarding the case in this thread
Do you think such cases would ever see the light of day in a courtroom ... that involved members of the establishment
Yes maybe low level cases / scapegoats or dead and gone one's
We are still waiting for our government to respond to claims that Scotland Yard itself suggested were credible concerning members of our parliament ...
This is a no brainer
I am from the US and unfortunately don't know what claims you're talking about.
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
I'm just looking for other cases of abuse like the ones that allegedly happened to these children. Not necessarily tied to establishment. Cults or "rings" work too. If this type of abuse is so widespread it should be easy to find cases. I'm simply interested in those cases. In my opinion it would help allegations such being forced to kill and eat numerous babies seem more plausible.
In my opinion the "no brainer" thing for sickos to do would be A) Never create evidence in the form of films and B) Don't use random public school children who could potentially talk and become a liability.
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: muchmadness
They may well be completely genuine, of course, my point is that unless you were one of the people actually involved in the investigation, you can't just casually toss out that they are "undoubtedly police interviews".
I have not seen the videos which are allegedly of the police interviews of the children. However, one test of authenticity is to establish who was there. For interviewing children, my reading of the "Code of Practice for the Detention, Treatment and Questioning of Persons by Police Officers" is that apart from any police present, an “appropriate” adult should also be present… Was this the case? If not, then it was not a genuine police interview.
‘The appropriate adult’ means, in the case of a:
(a) juvenile:
(i) the parent, guardian or, if the juvenile is in local authority or voluntary organisation care, or is otherwise being looked after under the Children Act 1989, a person representing that authority or organisation;
(ii) a social worker of a local authority;
(iii) failing these, some other responsible adult aged 18 or over who is not a police officer or employed by the police.
www.gov.uk...