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Originally posted by superluminal11
I can't imagine why they would be mad.
After all, the Netherlands/Dutch/Belgium is where all the sex magic snuff stuff takes place.
Originally posted by superluminal11
I can't imagine why they would be mad.
After all, the Netherlands/Dutch/Belgium is where all the sex magic snuff stuff takes place.
RIP Natalee Holloway
I feel bad for Mr Vandersloot but I guess they needed a fall guy.
They need to make it look as if a crackdown is taking place but business as usual will continue.
How do I know this...I just do. I guess "the knowing" gets stronger with each passing day
Originally posted by GypsK
In Belgium there is a commission called 'the commission Adriaenssen', which works under the church. It is here that victims of sexual abuse can rapport the abuse and talk about what happened while there anonymity is assured.
if this commission is a good idea or just used to protect the church and keep the victims silenced, I don't know, but that's not what matters here
One of the last raids was at the home of the commission owner, Mr Adriaenssen and at the office, they took all the files including personal information of all the victims.
So now, none of the names of those will stay anonymous! Some already came out and asking where there file is and who is going to get access to it.
While the investigators dig deeper, some of them will be asked to testify or give a statement. That's what's upsetting most about the whole case.
The raids are not ethical!
If I was abused by a member of the church and told someone about it IN TRUST, then I don't want that all over the place some years later.
To his congregants, he lived the humble existence of a pastor.
But a high-flying Connecticut priest was charged this week with
first-degree larceny in the theft of almost $1.3 million from his
church's coffers to fund a lavish double life that included swanky
hotels and male escorts, said Capt. Chris Corbett of the Waterbury
Police Department in Connecticut.
Father Kevin Gray, 64, a former pastor at Sacred Heart Church in
Waterbury, allegedly embezzled money from the church over the
course of seven years.