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Comment by Sweettina2 on May 30, 2014 at 9:37am

My stars, this is such a depraved world. I think they are still fighting the pedophile ring related to BBC, wasn't it?

Comment by Less Prone on May 27, 2014 at 11:25pm

It's quite remarkable that *USA Today* has published this article. I can hardly believe my eyes; Sexual Abuse’s Second Shame

"The reality is that many perpetrators are not shady men in dirty, threadbare trench coats living in seedy hotels, but are, in fact, pillars of our community."

And the crime continues!

Comment by Less Prone on May 27, 2014 at 11:15pm

Consider this; Boys Town children’s refuge supplied Franklin Credit Union director Lawrence E. King children who were forced to prostitution. Some of them were flown around the country to sadistic elite’s sex parties, raped, tortured and some murdered. Nebraska senator John DeCamp investigated the credit union scandal that expanded to child abuse, torture, murder, satanic ritual abuse and was leading to the highest echelons of the political and corporate world. These are the vilest crimes you can imagine. The investigation was side railed, Judge Gary Caradori and his eight years old boy murdered, key witnesses intimidated to shut up and those two who stuck to their testimony; Paul Bonacci and Alisha Owen, sentenced to prison.

Comment by Less Prone on May 27, 2014 at 11:03pm

Compare this to Franklin credit union pedophile scandal and ask where was the concern then.

"The FRANKLIN SCANDAL is the story of a nationwide pedophile ring that pandered children to a cabal of the rich and powerful. The ring’s pimps were a pair of political powerbrokers who had access to the highest levels of our government. Nebraska legislators attempted to expose the network in 1989 and1990, but the legislators' efforts were followed by a rash of mysterious deaths and the overpowering responses of federal and local law enforcement, including the FBI and Justice Department, which effected an immaculate cover-up of the trafficking network.

The publisher is donating 50% of the book’s proceeds to organizations that assist abused children."

Some hundred thousand children disappear in the U.S. every year, let's start looking for them.