The Westminster Paedophile Dossier

[Plaything of the gods]

Scotland Yard detective 'removed from paedophile probe after naming politicians'

The former top officer claimed he suddenly found himself taken off the case and put on a disciplinary after revealing politicians were among the suspects

By Keith Perry
12:12AM BST 16 Jul 2014

A former Scotland Yard detective has claimed he was moved from his post after trying to investigate politicians over child abuse.

Retired Detective Chief Inspector Clive Driscoll told the BBC's Newsnight he was conducting an inquiry in 1998 into activity alleged to have taken place in Lambeth children's homes in the 1980s.

Mr Driscoll said he had a list of suspects he wanted to look at, including local and national politicians. "Some of the names were people that were locally working. Some people that were if you like, working nationally, there was quite a mix really because it appeared that it was connected to other boroughs and other movement around the country," he said.

Mr Driscoll said he was removed from his post after sharing his suspicions at a meeting with other officers. "I certainly in a case conference disclosed suspects' names, 100%, but I was informed that was inappropriate and I would be removed from my post," he said.

"Whenever people spoke to you and shared their fears and their story about what they had seen, it was almost on the proviso that they wouldn't make a statement and that they would be scared if you released who those people were that were talking for fear of reprisals to both their selves and their families."

Investigations are believed to have continued into more than 20 children's homes after Mr Driscoll was moved. The Metropolitan Police has now reportedly asked to meet him about his claims.

Mr Driscoll, who went on to be involved in the probe that eventually resulted in convictions for the killing of teenager Stephen Lawrence, also claimed there were discussions within the force about holding back certain documents from an independent inquiry into the original murder investigation.

He told the programme he believed there were "disruption tactics" during his successful investigation. Some of Mr Driscoll's claims could be considered by the Government's independent inquiry into whether institutions covered up allegations of child abuse.

 

[blueinsa]

Posted before but this will be the interesting stuff
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They seem to fall out of flat windows a hell of a lot don't they!?

 

[dazdon]

Everyone else is on the radar apart from politicians and Lords and Ladies?

 

[scotty123]

Any of these 660 folk arrested MP's, or members of the House of Lords, or the legal profession, by any chance?
I'm going to take a wild stab at the answer being 'no' here.
Let's just arrest a few scoutmasters for wanking over the teenage girls in the underwear section of their Grattan catalogues, and then we can all go back to sleep.
Job done - keep moving folks - nothing to see here...

BBC just said Teachers, Doctors and Care Workers amongst the 660, no MPs yet though

 

[BrianW]

The people with real power and influence will not be touched. At best, they will quietly 'retire' and go off to live the life of an exceptionally fortunate Lottery winner. Do people really still not know how this country works? A fish always rots from the head. The powers-that-be would never dare to allow the full truth to come out, as it would destroy the very elite they exist to protect.

 

[lloydie]

Any of these 660 folk arrested MP's, or members of the House of Lords, or the legal profession, by any chance?
I'm going to take a wild stab at the answer being 'no' here.
Let's just arrest a few scoutmasters for wanking over the teenage girls in the underwear section of their Grattan catalogues, and then we can all go back to sleep.
Job done - keep moving folks - nothing to see here...

BBC just said Teachers, Doctors and Care Workers amongst the 660, no MPs yet though

Did they mention the serving Police Officers, as per the Telegraph?

 

[dazdon]

Any of these 660 folk arrested MP's, or members of the House of Lords, or the legal profession, by any chance?
I'm going to take a wild stab at the answer being 'no' here.
Let's just arrest a few scoutmasters for wanking over the teenage girls in the underwear section of their Grattan catalogues, and then we can all go back to sleep.
Job done - keep moving folks - nothing to see here...

BBC just said Teachers, Doctors and Care Workers amongst the 660, no MPs yet though

Did they mention the serving Police Officers, as per the Telegraph?

The National Crime Agency (NCA) said the 660 arrested included doctors, teachers, scout leaders, care workers and former police officers.

 

[scotty123]

Any of these 660 folk arrested MP's, or members of the House of Lords, or the legal profession, by any chance?
I'm going to take a wild stab at the answer being 'no' here.
Let's just arrest a few scoutmasters for wanking over the teenage girls in the underwear section of their Grattan catalogues, and then we can all go back to sleep.
Job done - keep moving folks - nothing to see here...

BBC just said Teachers, Doctors and Care Workers amongst the 660, no MPs yet though

Did they mention the serving Police Officers, as per the Telegraph?

No i didn't hear Police mentioned, wonder why?

 

[Plaything of the gods]

The people with real power and influence will not be touched. At best, they will quietly 'retire' and go off to live the life of an exceptionally fortunate Lottery winner. Do people really still not know how this country works? A fish always rots from the head. The powers-that-be would never dare to allow the full truth to come out, as it would destroy the very elite they exist to protect.

Ah, but who are the people with real power and influence, the head?

Clearly a lot of dirt is being held about a lot of people in high places and is used to manipulate them and keep them quiet. The dirt is held by the whips to keep the MPs in line, but also by the security services to keep the politicians, judges, coroners, press and other establishment figures in line. But who do the security services work for?

I just wish someone would come forward and spill the beans. Time after time those with knowledge say "I know who it was but I'm not naming names." This code of secrecy needs to be broken. Even if it's anonymously on Youtube, Twitter or Facebook.

 

[Hamann Pineapple]

The people with real power and influence will not be touched. At best, they will quietly 'retire' and go off to live the life of an exceptionally fortunate Lottery winner. Do people really still not know how this country works? A fish always rots from the head. The powers-that-be would never dare to allow the full truth to come out, as it would destroy the very elite they exist to protect.

Ah, but who are the people with real power and influence, the head?

Clearly a lot of dirt is being held about a lot of people in high places and is used to manipulate them and keep them quiet. The dirt is held by the whips to keep the MPs in line, but also by the security services to keep the politicians, judges, coroners, press and other establishment figures in line. But who do the security services work for?

I just wish someone would come forward and spill the beans. Time after time those with knowledge say "I know who it was but I'm not naming names." This code of secrecy needs to be broken. Even if it's anonymously on Youtube, Twitter or Facebook.

In this country the head must be the Royal Family, you know the ones that have recently been granted their own special privacy laws.