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Case of murder and abuse of minors by a network of pedophiles

The murder of three young boys, in which politicians and public institutions are allegedly involved, is being investigated by British police, while the case appears to relate to a scandal involving a network of paedophiles from the 1970s and 1980s.pedophiles pedophiles pedophiles pedophiles pedophiles

One of the alleged victims of sexual abuse, "Nick," has accused lawmakers and other public figures of being involved in the murders of three children, aged between 7 and 16, which took place in the mid-1970s and 1980s. According to the witness, one of the boys was dragged from a car driven by one of the alleged perpetrators.

"My team is investigating the possible murders of three young boys. Our work is ongoing and we are reviewing missing persons files from that period," said Kenny McDonald, the police officer in charge of the investigation. "So far, we have not found any bodies," he added.

However, in a "heartbreaking account" "Nick" told police that he and many other boys were taken to various houses in London and the suburbs of the capital, and even to military bases where they were sexually abused by men.

He claimed that he was sexually abused from the age of 7 to 16 in a luxury apartment in Pimlico, southeast London, an area where many politicians live.

The police appealed to children - now adults - who were victims of sexual abuse in the same area to come forward and testify.

During this period, Sussex Police are also investigating the disappearance and murder of an 8-year-old boy, Vishal Mehrotra, in 1981.

Last summer, the relevant ministries confirmed information published in the press that 114 files relating to allegations of child sexual abuse between 1979 and 1999 had disappeared. One of the files concerns the involvement of MPs and other figures in a paedophile ring.
This case was revealed after the scandal caused by the case of Jimmy Savile, the former BBC presenter who died in 2011 and is now considered by Scotland Yard as “one of the worst sex offenders in the history of the country”.

Last July, British Prime Minister David Cameron promised to "shed full light" and reveal the full truth about what happened then.

With information from APE-MPA
Huffington Post

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