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Your only missing the plot number from that list.
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The Westminster Paedophile Dossier
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Your only missing the plot number from that list.
unsworthblue
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That plot is vacant now anyway,he's disappeared into hell and met up with his good mates Margaret Thatcher and Jimmy Saville,all burning in hell as we speakArdwickBlue said:unsworthblue said:I heard it reported on social media that he was buried in the Jewish cemetery on Hoop Lane Golders Green London but there's a reason it hasn't been broadcasted on TV and reported in the media and we all know whyPrestwich_Blue said:It was reported but it was kept very private as the family were concerned about vandalism for obvious reasons.
Your only missing the plot number from that list.
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unsworthblue said:That plot is vacant now anyway,he's disappeared into hell and met up with his good mates Margaret Thatcher and Jimmy Saville,all burning in hell as we speakArdwickBlue said:unsworthblue said:I heard it reported on social media that he was buried in the Jewish cemetery on Hoop Lane Golders Green London but there's a reason it hasn't been broadcasted on TV and reported in the media and we all know why
Your only missing the plot number from that list.
I wonder if the fires are coal powered?
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/11447447/IPCC-to-investigate-whether-police-covered-up-eight-year-old-boys-murder.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... urder.html</a>
The official police watchdog is to investigate claims that Scotland Yard covered up the murder of a young boy at the hands of a Westminster paedophile ring.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) will examine whether corrupt Met Police officers ignored clues to the death of eight-year-old Vishal Mehrotra in 1981.
Last November Vishal’s father, retired magistrate Vishambar Mehrotra, told the Telegraph that police had deliberately covered up his son’s killing to protect a network of high-profile child abusers.
After his allegations were passed to Scotland Yard, the Met Police launched an internal investigation into historic "corruption", which has now been referred to the IPCC.
Vishal was abducted as he walked home to Putney, south-west London, after watching the marriage procession of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
He disappeared less than a mile away from the notorious Elm Guest House in Barnes, where a group of high-profile paedophiles including MPs are said to have abused young boys. Six months later the young boy’s bones were found in a Sussex field.
Last December, the Metropolitan Police announced it was investigating possible murders linked to the guesthouse.
The new inquiry was opened when an alleged victim came forward claiming to have witnessed three boys being killed, including one allegedly strangled by a Conservative MP during a depraved sex game.
In December, Vishal’s father, Vishambar Mehrotra, a retired magistrate, told the Telegraph he had recorded a mystery caller saying his son might have been taken to the Elm Guest House.
He took the recording to police at the time but claimed they refused to investigate an allegation implicating “judges and politicians”. Mr Mehrotra said it had been a huge 'cover-up'.
After the Telegraph passed his complaint to police, the Met launched an internal probe led by the force's Directorate of Professional Standards.
That investigation has now been handed over to the independent police watchdog, which will decide whether the original case was handled correctly.
Speaking to LBC after it emerged that the IPCC will investigate his complaint, Mr Mehrotra said: "I was very pleasantly surprised because it seems that somebody is taking things a bit seriously for the first time after 33 years. It was thanks to the media that something is happening. Whether they uncover something, time will tell."
A spokesman for the Met Police said: “The Met were made aware of a complaint alleging corruption relating to the Met Police's original missing person investigation into the disappearance of Vishal Mehrotra via the press.
“This complaint has been referred to the Met Police's Directorate of Professional Standards.
“This matter will shortly be referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.”
The official police watchdog is to investigate claims that Scotland Yard covered up the murder of a young boy at the hands of a Westminster paedophile ring.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) will examine whether corrupt Met Police officers ignored clues to the death of eight-year-old Vishal Mehrotra in 1981.
Last November Vishal’s father, retired magistrate Vishambar Mehrotra, told the Telegraph that police had deliberately covered up his son’s killing to protect a network of high-profile child abusers.
After his allegations were passed to Scotland Yard, the Met Police launched an internal investigation into historic "corruption", which has now been referred to the IPCC.
Vishal was abducted as he walked home to Putney, south-west London, after watching the marriage procession of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
He disappeared less than a mile away from the notorious Elm Guest House in Barnes, where a group of high-profile paedophiles including MPs are said to have abused young boys. Six months later the young boy’s bones were found in a Sussex field.
Last December, the Metropolitan Police announced it was investigating possible murders linked to the guesthouse.
The new inquiry was opened when an alleged victim came forward claiming to have witnessed three boys being killed, including one allegedly strangled by a Conservative MP during a depraved sex game.
In December, Vishal’s father, Vishambar Mehrotra, a retired magistrate, told the Telegraph he had recorded a mystery caller saying his son might have been taken to the Elm Guest House.
He took the recording to police at the time but claimed they refused to investigate an allegation implicating “judges and politicians”. Mr Mehrotra said it had been a huge 'cover-up'.
After the Telegraph passed his complaint to police, the Met launched an internal probe led by the force's Directorate of Professional Standards.
That investigation has now been handed over to the independent police watchdog, which will decide whether the original case was handled correctly.
Speaking to LBC after it emerged that the IPCC will investigate his complaint, Mr Mehrotra said: "I was very pleasantly surprised because it seems that somebody is taking things a bit seriously for the first time after 33 years. It was thanks to the media that something is happening. Whether they uncover something, time will tell."
A spokesman for the Met Police said: “The Met were made aware of a complaint alleging corruption relating to the Met Police's original missing person investigation into the disappearance of Vishal Mehrotra via the press.
“This complaint has been referred to the Met Police's Directorate of Professional Standards.
“This matter will shortly be referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.”
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/ex-tory-mps-home-searched-in-sex-abuse-inquiry/ar-BBifCwL?ocid=mailsignoutmd" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/ex ... lsignoutmd</a>
The home of former Conservative MP Harvey Proctor is being examined by officers investigating claims of sex abuse against boys by establishment figures.
A Met Police spokesman confirmed to Sky News that a property in Grantham was being searched by officers from Operation Midland.
Operation Midland is investigating allegations that a paedophile ring of high-profile figures - including politicians, law enforcement and military officials - operated in the 1970s and 80s.
Detectives are also investigating claims the murders of three boys, aged between seven and 16, are linked to the alleged abuse.
Proctor represented Basildon from 1979 to 1983 and Billericay from 1983 to 1987.
The 68-year-old currently lives on the Duke and Duchess of Rutland's estate at Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire.
The home of former Conservative MP Harvey Proctor is being examined by officers investigating claims of sex abuse against boys by establishment figures.
A Met Police spokesman confirmed to Sky News that a property in Grantham was being searched by officers from Operation Midland.
Operation Midland is investigating allegations that a paedophile ring of high-profile figures - including politicians, law enforcement and military officials - operated in the 1970s and 80s.
Detectives are also investigating claims the murders of three boys, aged between seven and 16, are linked to the alleged abuse.
Proctor represented Basildon from 1979 to 1983 and Billericay from 1983 to 1987.
The 68-year-old currently lives on the Duke and Duchess of Rutland's estate at Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire.
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blue underpants said:Scotland yard now investigating allegations that 3 young boys were sexually abused and murdered in the flats of MPs and other powerful figures especially those who lived in Dolphin Square near Westminster
When they have completed their investigations do you think they will let us know who these MPs and other establishment people are who are allegedly involved no matter if it was happening in the 60s and 70s?
Not holding my breath though
Must be scared of being labelled racist eh. Oh hang on a minute..
ArdwickBlue said:unsworthblue said:That plot is vacant now anyway,he's disappeared into hell and met up with his good mates Margaret Thatcher and Jimmy Saville,all burning in hell as we speakArdwickBlue said:Your only missing the plot number from that list.
I wonder if the fires are coal powered?
Yeah with polish coal...
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PinkFinal said:Well worth a read.
<a class="postlink" href="https://shamocracy.org/2015/02/02/westminster-sex-abuse-scandal-talking-arent/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">https://shamocracy.org/2015/02/02/westm ... ing-arent/</a>
Do you have a copy ? Its been taken down.
Kippax Street 1880 said:PinkFinal said:Well worth a read.
<a class="postlink" href="https://shamocracy.org/2015/02/02/westminster-sex-abuse-scandal-talking-arent/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">https://shamocracy.org/2015/02/02/westm ... ing-arent/</a>
Do you have a copy ? Its been taken down.
Sorry I don't.
I would have pasted it but it was pretty long. In future I will. These kind of articles have a habit of vanishing.