Haut de la Garenne
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Paedophilia
[2012 Oct] Jimmy Savile:
'He was the tip of the iceberg’ Lenny Harper agrees: “Savile chose his
victims with great care; vulnerable and often troubled youngsters many in care
homes. If they complained they were labelled troublemakers, or brutally put
down. We know from court cases and statements made to my team [during the 2008
inquiry] that children in Jersey care homes were 'loaned out’ to members of the
yachting fraternity and other prominent citizens on the pretence of recreational
trips but during which they were savagely abused and often raped.
“When these children complained they were beaten and locked
in cellars [at Haut de la Garenne], which the Jersey authorities denied existed
in 2008, but which can still be seen on YouTube footage. What chance did they
have? This would have been the perfect hunting ground for Savile. The great and
good of Jersey fawn over anyone with even loose connections to British royalty.
Saville would have been a VIP to them and children would not have stood a dog’s
chance of complaining about him. It would have been so easy for him.”
[vid] Sun Sea & Satan FULL DOCUMENTARY A hard-hitting emotionally charged 60 min documentary by Bill Maloney (Award winning independent film director) who's family were all brought up in the UK care system. It covers Maloney's visit and interpretation of Jersey, Channel Islands, following the ongoing child abuse investigations of the children's care home 'Haut de la Garenne'. It highlights connections with the Sea Cadets and children being brought from London care homes for 'sailing holidays' on the Island. The documentary contains strong language and strong opinions. Due to his and his family's experiences of Establishment care homes Maloney felt compelled to see first hand the response of Islanders to the alleged abuse claims and their general feeling for the Governing States. A mixed response of silence, anger and insensitivity is catalogued from this island of geographical beauty with an ugly underbelly. The film includes mainstream news reports with Jeremy Paxman, Stuart Syvret, Lenny Harper, Esther Rantzen and Frank Walker. It is the opinion of Bill Maloney that if a child was required - Haut de la Garenne was the venue; if an adult was required - St Saviours Mental Hospital was the venue.
[2011 Sept] The Wheel of Fortune By T Stokes One of those who stood most to lose was Sir Edward Heath prime minister from 1970-74, who was known to visit the Jersey care home the Haute Garrene among others to take young boys on boating weekends on his yacht called ‘Morning Cloud’, or as bodyguards referred to it, ‘Morning Sickness’.
[2011] JERSEY: Children were loaned to rich paedophile yachtsmen A source spoke to one of his victims and he said about others who were present, and more important, who was supplying the children to him. The person bringing children for him to abuse is Sir Jimmy Saville. He was seen by the witness, victim, taking young boys onboard Heaths yacht the morning cloud when they were at party conference. Saville is known for supplying a number of high profile MP’s with children for them to sexually abuse.
[2008] 'I have known about Jersey paedophiles for 15 years,' says award-winning journalist
[2008] Haut de la Garenne: Why abuse on this level could happen again
[2008] Jersey abuse case: 'Old boy network' is obstructing police investigation Mr Harper told the Telegraph: "I can quite clearly say that the investigation is being held up. There are people on the island who just don't want us going down the route of this inquiry."
[2008] Public inquiry into Haut de la Garenne abuse claims More than 100 people claim they were physically and sexually abused at different care homes on the island, with most saying that they were attacked at Haut de la Garenne, where the remains of a child were found buried on February 23.
[2008] Secrets and lies: the dark side of Jersey
[2008] 'Abuse was anything from rape to torture. It happened every night'
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Haut de la Garenne home in St Martin
Philip Martin Bailhache and Haut de la Garenne