UK child sex abuse inquiry to investigate ‘people of prominence’



The head of a major British inquiry into decades of child sexual abuse said that allegations involving so-called people of prominence will be investigated.

“The sexual abuse of children within the Roman Catholic Church has been of national and international concern for many years,” said Justice Lowell Goddard. “We will also be conducting research into child sexual abuse in other faith communities, which will lead to further investigations in time.”

She added that “the investigation will focus on high-profile allegations of child sexual abuse involving current or former members of parliament, senior civil servants, government advisers and members of the intelligence and security agencies. It will consider allegations of cover- up and conspiracy.”

The inquiry under the judge from New Zealand was set up last year amid public outcry after the death of entertainer Jimmy Savile four years ago after which several people came forward to say he had abused them.

Some victims have also claimed the police failed to investigate allegations of abuse.

-- (c) Copyright Euronews 2015-11-28

I look forward to a leaked scandal about this woman appearing in the papers soon.

Or her befalling a sad "accident".

"...allegations involving so-called people of prominence will be investigated."

are they kidding us? The last I read was that the 'authorities' set up a system where people could tell their molestation stories and that the cops got it all erased or some such. May have been accidentally erased/lost whatever, but it is all gone none the less. So who in their right mind would call or write a 2nd time of an awful experience? The investigation has already been set sideways by the authorities in the UK.

Hurry it up before all these old sick ***** are dead.

can't be too many left to investigate

I look forward to a leaked scandal about this woman appearing in the papers soon.

Or her befalling a sad "accident".

Too late for that. It would only galvanise her successor. It's all too public now.