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On May 2nd 2014 Max Clifford was sentenced to 8 years in prison.  On 8th December 2017 Max Clifford collapsed in prison.  He died in hospital two days later.  ibid.  captions  

 

 

Two young boys disappeared off the streets of Chelmsley Wood on Boxing Day night 1996.  Never to be seen again … They were only 11 and 13.  And they became known as the Milk Carton kids.  In the Footsteps of Killers s1e1: David Spencer & Patrick Warren, Channel 4 2021

 

Chelmsley Wood is a working-class area.  ibid.  

 

‘Brian Field was a gardener … He’d actually been convicted in 2001 for the rape and murder of a schoolboy called Roy Tutill.’  ibid.  Leda Reynolds, local journalist

 

Brian Field has been convicted six times of sexual offences against teenage boys … And his fifth conviction in 1986 was a double kidnapping at Oswestry.  ibid.      

 

If the boys knew Field prior to Boxing Day night when they disappeared, that’s why nobody hears anybody shout or scream.  ibid.      

 

We could be uncovering one of the worst serial killers of children this country has ever known.  ibid.      

 

 

Ghislaine Maxwell has been charged for her alleged role in the sexual exploitation and abuse of young girls by Jeffrey Epstein.  She has pleaded not guilty and has not been convicted.  Her trial is set for Fall 2021.  Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein’s Shadow I, caption, Sky Documentaries 2021    

 

‘Part friend, part fixer, she was the one who would satisfy his every whim.’  ibid.  Rosie Kinchen, Sunday Times  

 

Maxwell Rides Alone: New blow for Pergamon chief as his financial advisers quit.  ibid.  Daily Mirror front page

 

‘Douglas Leese was an international arms merchant, and he was able to mould Jeffrey into this world of arms dealing.  ibid.  biographer  

 

Kevin and Ian Maxwell were tried for conspiracy to defraud the Mirror Group Pension Funds in 1991.  Ghislaine was not accused of any involvement in the scandal.  Kevin and Ian denied the claims against them and were acquitted by a London jury of all charges.  ibid.  captions  

 

 

Ghislaine fled to New York because of the media storm surrounding her family.  Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein’s Shadow II, Lady Victoria Hervey

 

I remember hearing at the time that Ghislaine is always trying to please him and so she is introducing him to schoolgirls.  I just thought it was kinda odd.  ibid.  Christopher Mason, former friend

 

Ghislaine controlled the girls.  She was like a madame.  ibid.  Sarah Ransome, survivor

 

Jeffrey Epstein is arrested, he is charged, he gets this sweetheart deal  and people were outraged.  ibid.  Shannon Donnelly, editor Palm Beach Daily News  

 

 

Ghislaine was under Jeffrey’s spell and was willing to do anything for him.  Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein’s Shadow III, dude  

 

She was very pally with Bill Clinton.  ibid.  Hervey  

 

Andrew And The Under-Age Sex Slave: Duke denies claim in court papers that teen was picked to sleep with him by Robert Maxwell’s daughter.  ibid.  Daily Mail front page

 

 

‘Jeffrey’s gonna get me.  You guys realise that, right?  He’s gonna’s figure this out and he’s gonna … I’m not safe now.  You understand, I’m not safe.’  Who Killed Jeffrey Epstein? victim to rozzer, DiscoveryPlus 2021  

 

It’s the most twisted story of the decade … Who helped him commit these crimes?  ibid.

 

‘A travesty of justice like people couldn’t imagine.’  ibid.  John Connolly, journalist

 

On the night Jeffrey Epstein died, he didn’t have a cellmate, the guards didn’t check on him, and the cameras happened to fail.  ibid.

 

Since Epstein was not held accountable in criminal court, some of his victims turned to the civil courts in search of justice.  ibid.

 

[Bill] Gates was seen at Epstein’s Manhattan town house several times in those final years.  ibid.  Diane Dimond, crime reporter

 

Bill Clinton flew on Epstein’s plane several times.  ibid.  

 

Low furrow marks like Epstein’s are most commonly found in strangulation homicides.  ibid.

 

Others however wonder if some of the elites Epstein associated with wanted to silence him.  ibid. 

 

 

And I knew that I had found the little girl that I was searching for.  Abducted in Plain Sight, perpetrator, 2017

 

His [Robert Berchtold] fascination with Jan [Broberg] was a little disturbing.  ibid.  Jan’s mom    

 

We knew Berchtold had Jan but we didn’t know where they were.  It was a nationwide search … This went on for weeks.  ibid.  Pete Welsh, FBI  

 

I entered into a homosexual relationship with her father in order to have access to Jan.  I had a fixation for Jan.  ibid.  Berchtold

 

According to the FBI, in January of 1974 Berchtold was reprimanded by the High Counsel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints because of his involvement with another young girl.  ibid.  caption

 

The Brobergs sent the marriage certificate back to Mexico with instructions for the marriage to be annulled.  ibid.      

 

November 1976: approximately 90 days into Jan’s second disappearance: ‘I just wanted to call and hear your voices.’  ibid.  Jan’s phone call to mom  

 

Robert Berchtold was court ordered into a mental facility in June of 1977.  ibid.

 

 

Who Killed Sister Cathy?  One of Maryland’s coldest murder cases heats up.  The Keepers s1e1: The Murder, newspaper article Tom Nugent, Netflix 2017   

 

Sister Catherine Cesnik SSND 1942-1969.  ibid.  gravestone

 

Our concern was that she fell into something evil, something bad, and got caught up with it.  We are told that the story is not the nun’s killing, the story is the cover-up of the nun’s story.  ibid.  Abbie Schaub investigates with Gemma Hoskins         

 

Joyce Malecki was a young woman who was abducted three or four days after Sister Cathy was abducted.  ibid.

 

 

I believe that Cathy Cesnik was murdered by someone she knew … Cathy Cesnik was killed because she was going to talk about what went on at the school.  The Keepers s1e2: The School, Jean Wehner aka Jane Doe  

 

You used to see a lot of girls coming in and out of his [Father Joseph Maskell] office which was kind of strange.  ibid.     

 

He [Maskell] had a coldness about him.  ibid.  former alter boy

 

Pull yourself together and get back to class.  ibid.  Maskell to young female victim

 

Maskell would stand by the door while other people were doing things to me.  ibid.    

 

I was called to the room.  It was after school.  And he was frantic … He said, I know where she is … Do you want me to take you to her? … We get in the car … Total shock.  What do you mean she’s missing? … I knew it was her … There were maggots in her face … And he came down real close and he said, You see what happens when you say bad things about people?  ibid.

 

 

This really happened: he took me to the body … The abuse became worse.  The Keepers s1e3: The Revelation, victim

 

If the archdiocese had all these complaints about his behaviour, ethically they should have sent Maskell’s history of his new abuse episodes with him.  ibid.  Schaub    

 

The archdiocese was not at all helpful.  ibid.  journalist, re Jane Doe’s disclosure

 

Deep Throat [police] told us we have to be careful for our safety.  ibid.  Schaub      

 

 

The police, the archdiocese, they did nothing.  The Keepers s1e4: The Burial, victim  

 

It was determined that we would file suit against Father Maskell, the school sisters of Notre Dame … the archdiocese, and the gynaecologist.  ibid.  another victim 

 

Journalist Tom Nugent arranges a meeting with the unidentified former Baltimore City Police detective known as Deep Throat.  He agrees to attend on the condition that he remains anonymous.  ibid.  caption

 

I interviewed over a hundred girls myself [1994].  ibid.  Deep Throat  

 

It’s very very hard for an abuse victim to go through those kind of questions … Here I am sitting in a room with a wall of lawyers.   ibid.  abuse victim faces lawyers   

 

He disappeared; he was taken out of his church.  ibid.  defence lawyer 

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