Louloubelle
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The above is an extremely weird film directed and presented by someone called Bill Maloney who bears an uncanny resemblance to Super Hans from Peep Show.
The film is rambling,incoherent and often (IMO) irrational but includes interesting footage and clips, including footage of Lenny Harper making an official announcement that underground cellars, shackles, and human remains had been discovered at at Haut de la Garenne, giving credence to the allegations of alleged victims that children were tortured and murdered there.
Maloney claims that children were sacrificed and buried at Haut de la Garenne, although no evidence was ever found to substantiate claims of ritual abuse and child sacrifice. The footage of Harper is included to support Maloney's claims about child sacrifices even though Harper's claims about the "discoveries" were later completely discredited. A BBC November 2008 news report states that:
[QUOTE]Earlier on Wednesday, Deputy Chief Officer, David Warcup, had said there was no evidence that any children had been murdered or bodies destroyed at the former home.
He expressed "much regret" at "misleading" information released by his predecessor, Lenny Harper.
But Mr Harper later said Mr Warcup's statement was a "blatant misrepresentation" of his statements.
At a press conference, Detective Superintendent Michael Gradwell had discredited a number of Mr Harper's claims.
• After being examined by British Museum experts, a fragment thought to have been from a skull turned out to be a piece of Victorian coconut shell.
• "Shackles" found in rubble were simply "a rusty piece of metal", with no evidence to suggest it had been used for anything suspicious.
• There was no blood in the cellar, and a bath said to have had blood in had not been used since 1920.
• The "secret underground chambers" were just holes in the floor, "not dungeons or cellars".
• Most of the 170 pieces of bone found in the search came from animals. Three were human and two of these dated from between 1470-1670 and 1650-1950 respectively.
Mr Warcup added: "It's very unfortunate and I very much regret that information was put into the public domain by the States of Jersey police about certain finds at Haut de la Garenne, which was not strictly accurate."
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/jersey/7724622.stm
There may be other interesting snippets in the video, watched half of it and needed a break but am including it here in case any one else wants to check it out.
Incidentally there are plenty of claims on conspiraloon sites that Jimmy Savile was a Satanist and part of an elite Illuminati / Masonic paedophile ring.
I mention this not because I believe that Savile really was a Satanist. I am extremely sceptical about conspiracy theories relating to Satanic Ritual Abuse. I mention it simply because I believe that the plethora of websites accusing Savile of being a Satanist / Freemason ritual abuser of children may have cast a smoke screen over his real perverted activities.
I can't seem to change the size of the fonts here, so apologies for the weird different sizes.
At least in retrospect ...
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