Janner Paedophile Investigation Starts Again [
21 December 2013
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Janner Beats Paedophile Perversion Charges For A Third Time [
16 April 2015 ] Lord Greville Janner, the veteran Labour Peer, should have faced
multiple child sex abuse charges twice in the past, but avoided trial
due to Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) mistakes, it has been revealed [
stated/claimed/alleged ]. The CPS admitted it had been wrong not to prosecute Lord Janner,
first in 1991 and again in 2007, but said it would not be in the public
interest to do so now as the 86-year-old was suffering from severe
dementia. Allegations against the former Labour MP date back to the late 1960s
and refer to a children’s home in his Leicestershire constituency.
Janner, The Jew Wanted Man Prosecuted
[ 17 April 2015 ]
Janner Disposed Of Assets To Defraud Victims [
24 April 2015 ]
Janner's Victims Still Emerging Now That He Has Got Away With It [
24 April 2015 ]
Despite being the subject of allegations for 25 years, Lord Janner has
only once been interviewed by police and on that occasion — in 1991 — he
answered “no comment” to their questions.
Janner Might
Get Leaned On Again [ 1 May 2015 ] The New Zealand judge,
recently
appointed to lead the
inquiry into historical child sex abuse in England and Wales, said that she would take responsibility for the
investigation into Lord Janner because
Janner Violated Raped And Tortured Children In The Houses Of Parliament Says
MP
[ 23 June 2015
]
Speaking in the House of Commons, Mr Danczuk said: “The shocking
thing is that the CPS admits that the witnesses are not unreliable, it
admits that Janner should face prosecution but refuses to bring a case.
Jew Will Be Prosecuted As A Paedophile After 40 Year Establishment Cover Up
[
29 June 2015 ] It will be the first time that allegations against Janner
– which have been investigated in the past in three failed
police investigations – will be aired in a courtroom [ apart from the first
time - Editor ]. Saunders said in April it was not in the public interest
to charge Janner, because he had dementia, which meant he
was unfit to enter a plea. Her decision was challenged by
alleged victims in a formal process known as the right to
review. It is believed to be one of the first times that
alleged victims have overturned a DPP’s decision.
Janner, The Jew Charged With 22 Paedophile Offences Goes AWOL [
7 August 2015 ]
Janner Went To Court - Janner Played To The Cameras - Janner Pretends He Has
Alzheimer's [
15 August 2015 ]
Recent [ 2015 ] comments made by Jews
http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Reality-Check-The-irony-of-Lord-Janners-escape-from-trial-399267
Will The Jewish Lobby and The Holocaust Educational Trust Apologise For Lord
Janner’s Child Sex Abuse? By Gilad Atzmon The BBC
reported yesterday “Lord Janner misled an inquiry when asked about his
contact with convicted child abuser Frank Beck.” The evidence is overwhelming that at the time Lord Janner was the head
of the British Jewish community he was also fiddling with young kids and
orphans. “Police and prosecutors believe Lord Janner, a veteran Leicester
MP, used his relationship with Beck to get access to children in the city's
care home system,” the BBC writes. Lord Janner was president from 1978 to 1984 of the Board of Deputies of
British Jews (BOD), a body that claims to represent the British Jewish
community. Lord Janner was a tireless and prominent advocate, both in
Parliament and out, of the campaign to win reparations for victims of the
Holocaust and to bring those responsible for Nazi atrocities to justice. He
lobbied the Thatcher government for the War Crimes Act 1991 (prosecuting
Nazis). Janner was the founder of
The Holocaust Educational Trust. He was also a vice-president of
the World Jewish Congress until 2009 and of the Jewish Leadership Council
until 2015. Is not time ripe for all these Jewish institutions to say a word in
regard to the depraved conduct of their paedophile leader? Shouldn’t the BOD
that claims to represent British Jewry publicly express its regrets over its
association with its past leader? Shouldn’t The Holocaust Educational Trust
disassociate itself from its founder now that it has been revealed that Lord
Janner inflicted personal Holocausts on so many innocent British kids?
Janner Was Not a Paedophile Pervert Allege Jews
[ 7 August 2016 ]
Police Complaints Commission Investigates Janner Corruption
[ 6 September 2016 ] The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Leicestershire police were
severely criticised in an independent report by Richard Henriques, a
retired judge, for mishandling investigations into the peer.
Jew Alleges Janner Not Guilty As Hell
[
6 October 2016
]
Janner was accused on oath of being a Paedophile.
The
Labour Party and
Blair(?) were so upset that they moved him from the
Commons into the House of Lords. Janner
didn't just get away with it; he was promoted, proving thereby that the
Labour Party is controlled by Jews & deeply, sincerely corruption. Janner
markets the Holocaust® Racket. How did he get
away with it the first time? Why are they looking again? Police corruption,
judicial corruption, political corruption? Pass. The Mail isn't saying.
Case of Lord Greville Janner
Case of Lord Greville
Janner
(AKA: Baron Janner of
Braunstone, Greville
Ewan Janner, Greville E.
Janner)
Ratcliffe Road
Children's Home -
Leicester, England
Cardiff, England
St Paul’s School -
London, England
Bishop’s College School
- Lennoxville, Quebec,
Canada
Past President of the
Cambridge Union and
Chairman of the
Cambridge Union Labour
Club - Cambridge
Past President of
Trinity Hall’s Athletic
Club - Cambridge
Fulbright and
Smith-Mundt scholarship
to Harvard Law School -
Boston, MA
Past President of the
Board of Deputies of
British Jews
Chairs the Holocaust
Educational Trust and is
vice president of the
World Jewish Congress.
Accused, but
never charged with
sexually abusing a boy
in his care for over a
two-year period. The
"alleged" victim told
the court that he had
been given money, toys,
clothing and tickets for
concerts by the MP
during their
relationship, and said:
''I had become
accustomed to the gifts
I was receiving and the
expensive restaurants,
so I went along with
it.''
Allegations
were also made that the
police were trying to
cover up alleged sexual
abuse of the teenage boy
in the mid- 1970s by
Greville Janner, Labour
MP for Leicester West.
Lord Greville Janner
is married with three
children. He was a
former British Labour
MP, former Chairman of
Britain-Israel
Parliamentary Group. He
was president of the
Board of Deputies of
British Jews from 1979
to 1985 and He is a very
prominent member of the
English Jewish
community. Janner also
wrote a book with Shimon
Peres.
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Greville Janner
http://www.tutorgig.com/encyclopedia/getdefn.jsp?keywords=Greville_Janner
'Greville
Janner' or 'Lord Janner
of Braunstone' ( July 11
1928 - ) is a British
politician in the Labour
Party .
He was
born in Cardiff , and
trained as a lawyer,
attending Trinity Hall,
Cambridge , and Harvard
Law School . He became a
barrister and was
appointed a QC (Queens
Counsel) in 1971.
He represented
Leicester North West
then Leicester West in
the House of Commons
from 1970 until his
retirement in 1997. The
seat is now held by
Patricia Hewitt .
He was been
president of the Board
of Deputies of British
Jews from 1978 to 1984,
and was a key campaigner
in the efforts to get
reparations for victims
of the Holocaust .
He was created Lord
Janner of Braunstone in
1997.
Background
Janner was born in
Cardiff, Wales to Jewish
parents, the son of Sir
Barnett Janner, a former
Chairman of the Zionist
Federation of Great
Britain. Educated at St
Paul s School, London,
Janner was evacuated to
Canada during the war
and attended Bishop's
College School,
Lennoxville, Quebec. At
the age of 18 he joined
the British Army, where
he served in the War
Crimes Investigation
Unit near the former
Bergen-Belsen
concentration camp in
occupied Germany, and
worked on cases of
killings at Stalag Luft
III. Later, Janner
studied Law, attending
Trinity Hall, Cambridge
where he was President
of the Cambridge Union
Society in 1952, and
Harvard Law School,
which he attended
through both the
Fulbright and
Smith-Mundt awards.[1]
He became a
barrister in 1954 and
was appointed a QC in
1971.[1]
Political career
Janner represented
Leicester North West and
then Leicester West in
the House of Commons
from 1970 until his
retirement in 1997.[1]
His predecessor in the
seat was his father, Sir
Barnett Janner, a former
Chairman of the Zionist
Federation of Great
Britain. He was
succeeded by Patricia
Hewitt.
He was
created a life peer as
Baron Janner of
Braunstone, of Leicester
in the County of
Leicestershire in 1997.
He is President of the
All-Party Parliamentary
Group against
Anti-Semitism, and
chairs the All-Party
Britain-Israel
Parliamentary Group.
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Greville Janner is named
by witness
The Daily Telegraph -
September 27, 1991
ABSTRACT:
She said: "[Frank Beck]
and [Paul Winston] were
arguing about [
Greville
Janner]. He
(Beck) wasn't going to
let him go and visit
Greville Janner."
The woman replied: "He
(Beck) was shouting to
Paul that he wasn't
going to see
Greville Janner
any more."
Woman and two men
accuse care officer of
sex abuse
By
Craig Seton
Times
Newspapers Limited,
September 27, 1991
A
SENIOR child care
officer accused of
sexually abusing
children was alleged to
have argued with a boy
about visiting ''a man
called Greville
Janner'', Leicester
crown court was told.
Giving evidence on
Monday, the fifth day of
the trial, a woman, now
aged 31, claimed that
she had heard an
argument between the boy
and Frank Beck, the
officer in charge of the
Ratcliffe Road
children's home in
Leicester. The woman,
who alleged that she had
been repeatedly raped by
Mr. Beck when she was
aged about 15, was asked
by Peter Joyce, QC, for
the prosecution, whether
she had ever heard
arguments between Mr.
Beck and any boys at the
home.
She told
the court: ''Frank Beck
and (Alleged Victims
Name withheld) arguing
about Greville Janner.
He (Mr. Beck) was not
going to let him go and
visit Greville Janner.''
The woman was
cross-examined on
Tuesday by John Black,
for Mr. Beck. He asked
her: ''It was an
argument, wasn't it,
about him going off to
see a man called
Greville Janner?'' The
woman replied: ''He was
shouting to (Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
that he wasn't going to
see Greville Janner any
more.'' Mr. Black asked
the woman if (Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
used to boast about
being a rent boy. She
replied: ''When he first
came to the home, yes he
did.''
The woman
had claimed that she had
faked pains to have an
appendix operation to
escape sexual abuse: ''I
just wanted to get away.
I was certain I would be
able to tell someone and
never go back, but it
didn't work.''
She told the court from
behind a screen that she
was petrified of Mr. Beck
because he had
threatened to send her
back to a psychiatric
unit. She said that Mr.
Beck had had sexual
contact with her about
30 times.
Some of
the adults who were
children when they were
allegedly abused broke
down when they gave
evidence from behind a
screen. Their evidence
was relayed from a
camera in front of the
witness stand to the
dock, where Mr. Beck and
two other defendants
were able to see them on
a television monitor.
Mark Wright, now 26,
shouted at Mr. Beck and
broke down during his
evidence about abuse he
allegedly suffered when
he was aged nine or ten.
He told the court: ''It
was awful. The bastards.
It was a nightmare in
that kids' home.'' He
claimed to have suffered
rib injuries when he was
attacked by Mr. Beck
after running away. John
Watson, now 20, alleged
he was eight when Mr.
Beck began to abuse him
at Ratcliffe Road. He
claimed he was sexually
abused during bath time
sessions.
The
hearing continues today.
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Teenager 'prevented
from visiting MP'; A
court heard of
systematic abuse of boys
and girls at
Leicestershire homes.
Jack O'Sullivan reports
Alleged Sex
Offender - Lord
Greville Janner
By Jack O'Sullivan
The Independent
(London), September 27,
1991
A RESIDENT of Ratcliffe
Road children's home,
who allegedly said that
he had been a rent boy,
was stopped from
visiting Greville
Janner, Labour MP for
Leicester West, by Frank
Beck, the court was told
on Monday.
A
31-year-old woman
allegedly raped and
buggered as a teenager
by Mr. Beck at the home
detailed an alleged row
about 15 years ago
between Mr. Beck and the
boy, (Alleged Victims
Name withheld), about
going to see Mr. Janner.
She was asked by
Peter Joyce QC, for the
prosecution, if she
could remember hearing
Mr. Beck in conversation
or argument with a boy.
She told the court:
''Frank Beck and
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) were arguing
about Greville Janner.
He Beck wasn't going to
let him go and visit
Greville Janner.''
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld), formerly in
care, is now aged 31.
On Tuesday, under
cross- examination by
John Black, representing
Mr. Beck, the woman said:
''He was shouting to
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) that he wasn't
going to see Greville
Janner anymore.''
Mr. Black asked her:
''(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) used to boast
about being a rent boy,
didn't he?'' She
replied: ''When he first
came to the home, yes he
did.''
Mr. Black
continued: ''Mr. Beck, I
suggest you know
perfectly well, utterly
disapproved of any form
of homosexual contact
between men and children
at his home, didn't
he?''
''I cannot
agree with what you
say,'' the woman
replied.
During
her evidence, the woman
said that she had been
sent to the home at the
age of 15 from the
Towers Hospital, a local
psychiatric unit.
She told the court
she had faked pains in
her side after being
repeatedly raped by
Frank Beck and sexually
assaulted by other
staff. She had
deliberately undergone
an unnecessary operation
to remove her appendix
in a desperate attempt
to escape sexual abuse
at the hands of staff at
the home, she said.
'Abuse victims' tell
of their childhood
torment: Witnesses give
evidence from behind
screen - 'We were just
sitting chatting when he
picked me up and carried
me to his bedroom. He
took my clothes off' -
Former children's home
resident says she
feigned appendicitis to
escape sex attacks
By IAN KATZ
The
Guardian (London) -
September 27, 1991
Alleged Sex
Offender -
Greville Janner
as solider
SEVEN former residents
of Leicestershire
children's homes have
told a jury of sexual
abuse and violence by
social workers in charge
of the homes.
Three males, now adults,
claimed they had been
buggered by Frank Beck,
the officer in charge of
three homes between 1973
and 1986, and a
31-year-old woman said
she had been repeatedly
raped and buggered by Mr.
Beck and sexually
assaulted by other
social workers.
Two men said they had
been repeatedly sexually
assaulted as children in
Mr. Beck's care.
Giving evidence from
behind a screen, the
woman told Leicester
crown court that she had
had her appendix removed
as a teenager to escape
sexual abuse by social
workers.
Cross-examined by John
Black, counsel for Mr.
Beck, she described how
she had heard an
argument between Mr. Beck
and a boy resident, who
boasted that he was a
rent boy, relating to
Greville Janner, MP for
Leicester West.
'He was shouting to
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) (the boy) that
he wasn't going to see
Greville Janner any
more,' she said.
Mr. Beck, aged 49, denies
29 charges of buggery,
attempted buggery, rape,
indecent assault, and
assault occasioning
actual bodily harm.
Two social workers
who served as deputies
to Mr. Beck, Peter Jaynes
and George Lincoln, deny
a total of four charges
of buggery, indecent
assault and assault.
The catalogue of
alleged abuse and
violence unfolded during
seven days of evidence
given by former
residents, some of whom
were shielded from Mr.
Beck's view by a screen.
Day one
Last Tuesday David Hunt,
from Blackpool, now aged
29, told the jury how Mr.
Beck held him face down
and buggered him after
he had been taken to his
quarters.
'I was
telling him to get off
me but he was holding me
down after he'd got
inside me,' Mr. Hunt
said.
He added
that he felt scared and
ashamed after the
incident and told no
one.
Mr. Hunt
claimed he also received
regular beatings from Mr.
Beck 'for nothing'. He
said up to a dozen
members of staff were
involved in
administering summary
beatings to children in
the home.
Day two
Cross-examined by John
Black, Mr. Hunt denied
pressure had been put on
him by the police to
give evidence.
He
admitted that he had
applied for compensation
from the criminal
injuries compensation
board but denied that he
was motivated by the
possibility of receiving
financial compensation
if Mr. Beck was
convicted.
Day three
Mark Wright, aged 26,
described how Mr. Beck
had performed oral sex
with him at the age of
10 or 11. Mr. Wright said
staff at the home would
keep him away from
school on days when his
injuries would be
noticed. He also denied
a suggestion by Mr. Black
that he had been
persuaded to make a
statement by the police.
Later Stefan Iwasiw,
aged 32, from Dartford,
Kent, alleged that he
had been raped by Mr.
Beck at the age of 16.
'We were just sitting
chatting normal when he
actually picked me up
and carried me to his
bedroom. He took my
clothes off.
Day four
John
Watson, 20, claimed he
was buggered by Mr. Beck
on five occasions at the
Ratcliffe Road home
where, aged eight, he
was the youngest child.
From behind a
screen, he claimed this
happened during bath time
homosexual sex sessions
when Mr. Beck would also
masturbate himself or
get Mr. Watson to do it
for him.
Cross-examined by Mr.
Black, he was asked why
he had never made a
complaint before.
He said he had
always thought he would
not be believed.
Day five
On Monday a 31-year-old
woman, who claimed she
had been repeatedly
buggered and raped by Mr.
Beck and indecently
assaulted by Mr. Jaynes,
described how Mr. Beck
had threatened to return
her to a psychiatric
unit if she did not do
as he wished.
She
said she was sent the
Ratcliffe Road
children's home from the
Towers Hospital, a local
psychiatric unit, at
the age of 15.
The woman also claimed
she was raped and
buggered by Mr. Beck
after disturbing him and
a young boy resident in
homosexual activity.
The woman said she
was still a virgin when
the alleged rape
happened Mr. Beck had
sexual contact with
her around 30 more times
before she feigned
illness, which led to
her hospitalisation, to
escape the home.
Day six
Cross-examined by Mr.
Black, the woman
confirmed that she had
overheard an argument
between Mr. Beck and a
boy, named as (Alleged
Victims Name withheld),
concerning Greville
Janner.
'He was
shouting to (Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
that he wasn't going to
see Greville Janner any
more,' she said. Mr.
Black asked her:
'(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) used to boast
about being a rent boy,
didn't he?'
'When
he first came to the
home, yes he did,' she
replied.
Mr. Black
continued: 'Mr. Beck, I
suggest you know
perfectly well, utterly
disapproved of any form
of homosexual contact
between men and children
at his home, didn't he?'
'I cannot agree with
what you say,' replied
the woman.
She
denied a suggestion by
Mr. Black that she was
lying by claiming she
was a virgin when she
was allegedly raped and
buggered by Mr. Beck.
Day seven
On Wednesday Mark
Linnett, now 30, told
the jury how he
complained to police
more than 15 years ago
about sex abuse in the Ratcliffe Road
children's home.
Mr. Linnett said he told
his mother that he had
been abused by Mr Beck
and Mr. Jaynes at the end
of his two-year stay in
the home and the police
were informed.
Giving evidence from
behind a screen, he
described two incidents
during which he was
allegedly sexually
abused by Mr. Beck and
one in which he was
allegedly abused by Mr.
Jaynes.
Cross-examined by Mr.
Black, Mr. Linnett agreed
that he had previously
tried to escape from a
children's home but
denied that he had
fabricated allegations
of abuse to escape the
Ratcliffe Road home.
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MP Janner Abused
Child, Says Sex Case Man
Press Association -
October 30, 1991,
Wednesday
Labour
MP Greville Janner
sexually abused a boy in
care over a two-year
period, the chief of a
children's home told a
court today. Frank Beck
made the allegation
while giving evidence at
Leicester Crown Court,
where he is denying 27
charges of sexual and
physical abuse of
children and former
members of staff at
children's homes over a
13-year period up until
1978. He said many of
the youngsters in his
care at Ratcliffe Road
children's home in
Leicester, had had
sexual experiences. "A
number had been abused,"
he said. "A lot of them
felt they were
responsible for that
abuse and suffered a
great deal of guilt. "I
only ever got caught up
in spontaneous chats
with one child where a
great deal of sexual
activity was discussed.
No, I would say two
children." He added:
"One child has been
buggered and abused for
two solid years by
Greville Janner. "That
child felt guilty and it
was important that it
should be talked about
so he did not suffer the
guilt."
Beck, 49,
said he encouraged
children to talk about
sexual matters because
so many had been abused.
He admitted, under
questioning from Mr. John
Black, defending, that
he had told children to
go and masturbate
themselves. "Two
children had been
seriously abused - the
one I've already
mentioned, he was abused
over two years - and
another one who had
spent long periods in
London," Beck said. "It
was necessary to discuss
with them what they had
been through." He denied
encouraging any boys to
behave homosexually,
adding: "I think I did
more than most to try
and prevent it." He had
acted angrily when boys
at the home were caught
together in a homosexual
act, he said. Earlier in
the trial a woman who
claimed Beck raped and
buggered her said she
overheard an argument
between Beck and a boy
resident named as
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld). "It was an
argument about him going
off to see a man called
Greville Janner?" Mr.
Black asked the woman,
who is now 31. She
replied: "He was
shouting to (Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
that he wasn't going to
see Greville Janner any
more." She said (Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
boasted of being a rent
boy when he first
arrived at the home.
Beck, formerly of
Leicester, was close to
tears as he denied
physically abusing
children. He said he had
slapped children.
Quoting from a phrase in
a report on control of
children in care he
wrote in the 1970s, Beck
said: "Punishment
without love is
bitterness, punishment
based on fear destroys."
He added: "I don't
believe anyone has the
right to hit anyone
unless they love them."
Stephen Pollard, of
Kingsley Napley, lawyers
for Mr. Janner, said in a
statement to the Press
Association: "All we can
say within the
constraints of the
Contempt of Court Act is
that since the trial is
continuing at Leicester
Crown Court the matter
is sub judice. We have
therefore advised
Greville Janner that he
is prevented from making
any statements at this
stage."
The trial
was adjourned until
tomorrow.
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Home boss says MP abused
boy
Times Newspapers Limited
- October 31, 1991
A FORMER
children's home boss
yesterday told a court
that he counselled a boy
in care who had been
sexually abused by
Greville Janner, the
Labour MP for Leicester
West. It was alleged
that the youngster was
sexually assaulted by
the MP over a two-year
period.
The claim
was made by Frank Beck,
aged 49, who was giving
evidence at Leicester
crown court. Beck denies
27 charges of sexual and
physical abuse of
children and former
members of staff over a
13-year period up until
1978.
He said
that a lot of youngsters
in his care at the
Ratcliffe Road
children's home,
Leicester, had sexual
experience.
''One
child has been buggered
and abused for two solid
years by Greville
Janner,'' he said.
Beck, formerly of
Leicester, denied he had
physically abused
children. The trial
continues today.
Kingsley Napley, lawyers
for Mr. Janner, said in a
statement to the Press
Association: ''All we
can say within the
constraints of the
Contempt of Court Act is
that since the trial is
continuing at Leicester
crown court the matter
is sub judice.
''We have therefore
advised Greville Janner
that he is prevented
from making any
statements at this
stage.''
_____________________________________________________________________________________
'I WROTE TO MP OVER
ABUSED BOY' - CHILDREN'S
HOME CHIEF
Press
Association - October
31, 1991, Thursday
A former
children's homes chief
broke down in court
today as he told how he
wrote to Labour MP
Greville Janner in an
attempt to stop his
alleged relationship
with an orphan boy in
care.
Frank Beck, 49, wept as
he told how he contacted
the Leicester West MP at
the House of Commons to
try to end his contact
with 15-year-old
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld). "The boy had
been abused something
chronic and I wasn't
going to have it,"
Beck told Leicester
Crown Court. Asked by
John Black, defending,
whether (Alleged Victims
Name withheld) had ever
tried to visit people
outside the home, Beck
said he had, adding: "I
wrote to the person
concerned in 1977 or
1978."
Mr. Black asked him: "Who
was it you wrote to, Mr.
Beck?" Beck replied:
"Greville Janner at the
Commons in London." Mr.
Black asked: "Why did
you write to him ?"
Beck, still weeping,
said: "I had spent two
years putting right the
damage that man had done
to that boy and he
(Janner) had the bloody
audacity to complain to
me because the boy had
been down to London and
met him accidentally.
I was incensed." Beck
said Mr. Janner had
written to him after the
accidental meeting and
the letter had been put
on the boy's social
services file. He said
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) had shown a
friend round the House
of Commons during a
visit "because he knew
it very well".
Mr. Black asked if he had
reported the incident to
anyone and Beck replied:
"Yes I did, the director
of social services,
Dorothy Edwards." Beck,
formerly of Braunstone,
Leicester, is accused of
27 charges of physical
and sexual abuse on
children in care and
former members of
staff. He denies the
charges allegedly
committed at three
children's homes over a
13-year period up until
1986.
Describing how (Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
had been admitted to the
Ratcliffe Road
children's home in
Leicester that he ran in
1975, Beck said: "He had
major sexual problems.
He thought he was a girl
and behaved in a
homosexual manner. "He
would basically offer
his body to anyone who
wanted it."
Asked by Mr. Black to
describe the boy's
general behaviour, Beck
replied: "I suppose
'sophistication' would
be the right word.
"He was used to mixing
in top-class company and
had picked up many of
the good manners and
practices from there."
Beck said a man visited
the home with a bicycle
for the boy. "It was
attempted to be
delivered," he said.
"The man who delivered
it was told it was not
appropriate and should
be taken away. "I
believed it was a bribe
and I did not want to
encourage the
relationship at all with
the person concerned."
Asked if he had a
homosexual relationship
with (Alleged Victims
Name withheld), Beck
replied: "No. I say that
very strongly indeed."
He added: "(Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
to my knowledge did not
indulge in homosexual
activity after he left
the home.
He is now a happily
married man with three
children." Beck said he
had kept in touch with
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) and had
attended his marriage
and the christening of
his first child. Also in
the dock are former
social workers Peter
Jaynes, 42, of Beacon
Hill, Chatham, Kent, who
is accused of three
offences of sexual and
physical abuse on
children, and George
Lincoln, 39, of Carsons
Drive, Great Cornard,
Sudbury, Suffolk, who is
accused jointly with
Beck of buggery on a
boy. The trial was
adjourned until tomorrow
when Beck is expected to
be cross-examined by
prosecutor Peter Joyce.
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Man in sex trial
accuses Greville Janner
of abuse
The
Independent (London) -
October 31, 1991
A MAN named Greville
Janner sexually abused a
boy in care over a
two-year period, the
chief of a children's
home told a court
yesterday.
Later,
Stephen Pollard, of
Kingsley Napley, lawyers
for Greville Janner, the
Labour MP for Leicester
West, said in a
statement to the Press
Association: ''All we
can say within the
constraints of the
Contempt of Court Act is
that since the trial is
continuing at Leicester
Crown Court the matter
is sub judice. We have
therefore advised
Greville Janner that he
is prevented from making
any statements at this
stage.'' Frank Beck made
the allegation while
giving evidence at
Leicester Crown Court,
where he is denying 27
charges of sexual and
physical abuse of
children and former
members of staff at
children's homes over a
13-year period up until
1986.
He said
many of the youngsters
in his care at Ratcliffe
Road children's home in
Leicester, had had
sexual experiences.
''A number had been
abused,'' he said. ''A
lot of them felt they
were responsible for
that abuse and suffered
a great deal of guilt.
''I only ever got
caught up in spontaneous
chats with one child
where a great deal of
sexual activity was
discussed. No, I would
say two children.''
He added: ''One
child had been buggered
and abused for two solid
years by Greville
Janner. That child felt
guilty and it was
important that it should
be talked about so he
did not suffer the
guilt.''
Mr. Beck,
49, said he encouraged
children to talk about
sexual matters because
so many had been abused.
He admitted, under
questioning from John
Black, defending, that
he had told children to
go and masturbate
themselves.
''Two
children had been
seriously abused - the
one I've already
mentioned, he was abused
over two years - and
another one who had
spent long periods in
London,'' Mr. Beck said.
''It was necessary to
discuss with them what
they had been through.''
He denied
encouraging any boys to
behave homosexually,
adding: ''I think I did
more than most to try
and prevent it.''
He had acted angrily
when boys at the home
were caught together in
a homosexual act, he
said.
Earlier in
the trial a woman who
claimed Mr. Beck raped
and buggered her said
she overheard an
argument between Mr. Beck
and a boy resident named
as (Alleged Victims Name
withheld).
''It
was an argument about
him going off to see a
man called Greville
Janner?'' Mr. Black asked
the woman, who is now
31.
She replied:
''He was shouting to
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) that he wasn't
going to see Greville
Janner any more.''
She said (Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
boasted of being a rent
boy when he first
arrived at the home.
Mr. Beck, formerly of
Leicester, was close to
tears as he denied
physically abusing
children. He said he had
slapped children.
Quoting from a
phrase in a report he
wrote in the 1970s on
control of children in
care, Mr. Beck said:
''Punishment without
love is bitterness,
punishment based on fear
destroys. I don't
believe anyone has the
right to hit anyone
unless they love them.''
The case continues.
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Sex trial man 'wrote
to MP over abused boy'
By IAN KATZ
The
Guardian (London) -
October 31, 1991
A
BOY at a children's home
was abused and buggered
for 'two solid years' by
a man named as Greville
Janner, the
Leicestershire child
abuse trial heard
yesterday.
Frank
Beck, aged 49, the
former officer in charge
of three homes, who is
accused of buggering 11
children during a
13-year 'reign of
terror', made the
allegation during his
second day of evidence
at Leicester crown
court.
Asked by
John Black, defending,
why he had engaged in
conversations about sex
with children in the
home, he replied: 'A lot
of children had some
pretty bad experiences.
A number had been
abused. A lot felt they
were responsible for it.
'One child had been
abused and buggered for
two solid years by
Greville Janner. That
child felt guilty, and
it was important that it
should be talked about
so he did not suffer the
guilt.'
Earlier
in the trial, a
31-year-old woman who
claimed she had been
raped and buggered by Mr.
Beck, told the jury she
had overheard Mr. Beck
and a boy at the home
arguing 'about Greville
Janner'. She said Mr.
Beck forbade the boy,
who said he was a rent
boy, from visiting Mr.
Janner.
Greville
Janner, QC, aged 63, has
been Labour MP for
Leicester West since
1974. He was president
of the Board of Deputies
of British Jews from
1979 to 1985 and is
married with three
children.
Mr.
Beck, who was officer in
charge at The Poplars,
Market Harborough, and
the Ratcliffe Road and
Beeches children's homes
in Leicester between
1973 and 1986, denies 27
charges of abuse and
assault against children
aged between 8 and 16
and members of staff.
In the dock with him
are two former deputies,
Peter Jaynes, aged 42,
of Chatham, Kent, who
denies indecently
assaulting a teenage boy
and indecently
assaulting and
assaulting a girl; and
George Lincoln, aged 39,
of Sudbury, Suffolk, who
denies buggering a
14-year-old boy with Mr.
Beck.
Mr. Beck
told the jury that sex
was an 'open subject' in
the homes. Children
would be encouraged to
talk freely about
subjects like
masturbation and nudity
using 'behind the shed'
language.
He
would, on occasion, tell
children to masturbate
themselves when their
behaviour indicated that
they 'wished to express
their sexuality'.
He had discussed
sexuality in detail with
two children, including
the one he said was
abused for two years.
Mr. Beck denied
detailed allegations
made by eight former
residents of homes where
he was in charge. He
said he had never met a
man called John Watson,
whose allegation that he
was buggered by Mr. Beck
was thrown out by Mr.
Justice Jowitt on
Monday.
The jury
was shown a photograph
of one of the boys,
Michael Finney, which Mr.
Beck said had been taken
shortly after Mr. Finney
alleged he assaulted
him, causing him two
black eyes and a bruised
lip. He said the
photograph showed no
injury. He said a
31-year-old woman's
allegations that she had
sexual contact with him
while at Ratcliffe Road
contained 'not a single
word' of truth.
The trial continues.
- Last night Stephen
Pollard, of Kingsley
Napley, lawyers for Mr.
Janner, said in a
statement: 'Since the
trial is continuing at
Leicester Crown Court
the matter is sub
judice. We have
therefore advised
Greville Janner that he
is prevented from making
any statements at this
stage.'
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I tried to ban MP's
affair with boy'
By David Graves
The Sunday Telegraph -
November 1, 1991
ABSTRACT
Frank Beck, 49, who has
denied 27 charges of
sexually and physically
abusing children and
other social workers
during an alleged
13-year reign of terror,
said he had written to
Mr. [Greville
Janner], MP for
Leicester West, at the
Commons.
Beck said Mr. Janner had
written to him after the
accidental meeting and
the letter had been put
on the boy's social
services file.
Also in the dock are
former care workers
Peter Jaynes, 42, of
Beacon Hill, Chatham,
Kent, who is accused of
three offences of sexual
and physical
abuse on children
and George Lincoln, 39,
of Carsons Drive, Great
Cornard, Sudbury,
Suffolk, who has pleaded
not guilty to a joint
charge with Beck of
buggery.
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Home chief says he
wrote to MP about abused
boy
By Ian Katz
The Guardian (London) -
November 1, 1991
THE former officer
in charge of three
Leicestershire
children's homes, who is
accused of beating and
abusing children and
staff, told a jury
yesterday how he tried
to stop an alleged
homosexual affair
between a 15-year-old
boy and the Labour MP,
Greville Janner.
Giving evidence for the
third day at Leicester
crown court, Frank Beck,
aged 49, said he
reported the affair to
the then director of
Leicestershire social
services and wrote to Mr.
Janner.
In tears,
Mr. Beck told the jury
that the boy, an orphan
placed in his care at
the Ratcliffe Road
children's home, had
been 'abused something
chronic'.
He said
he had prevented Mr.
Janner from visiting the
boy and 'stopped the
supply of goodies' to
him.
On Wednesday
Mr. Beck told the jury
that an unnamed boy had
been abused 'for two
solid years' by Mr.
Janner, aged 63, a
barrister who is married
with three children.
Mr. Janner has been
MP for Leicester West
since 1974 and a
Leicester MP since 1970.
His lawyers said they
had advised him not to
comment on the
allegations while the
Leicestershire abuse
trial was in progress.
Mr. Beck denies 27
charges of sexual and
physical abuse against
children, aged between
eight and 16, and staff,
between 1973 and 1986.
He said yesterday
that the boy 'thought he
was a girl and behaved
in a homosexual manner'
when he was admitted to
the Ratcliffe Road home
in 1975.
'He had
major sexual problems.
He would basically offer
his body to anyone who
wanted it and would rub
his body up against any
male person and
children.'
Mr.
Beck said he counselled
the boy regularly
because of his problems.
He had picked up
sophisticated manners
from mixing in 'top
class' company and
boasted that he 'knew
somebody who would put
me in my place, if
necessary.'
Asked
by John Black,
defending, how he had
stopped the boy getting
his own way, Mr. Beck
replied: 'I actually
stopped the person from
coming to see him and
stopped the supply of
goodies. He had more
toys and goodies than I
had ever seen.'
On one occasion a man
had visited the home
with a bicycle for the
boy. Mr. Beck had
prevented him from
delivering it because he
'believed it was a
bribe' and did not want
to encourage the
relationship with the
person.
Asked if
he had ever tried to
visit people outside the
home, Mr. Beck said that
he had, and added: 'I
wrote to the person
concerned in 1977 or
1978.'
Mr. Black:
'Who was it you wrote
to, Mr. Beck ?' Mr. Beck:
'Greville Janner at the
Commons in London.'
Mr. Black: 'Why did
you write to him ?' Mr.
Beck: 'I had spent two
years putting right the
damage that man had done
to that boy and he had
the bloody audacity to
complain to me because
the boy had been down to
London and met him
accidentally. I was
incensed.'
Mr.
Beck said Mr. Janner had
written to him after the
accidental meeting and
the letter had been put
on the boy's social
services file.
He
said he had also
reported the incident to
the director of social
services, Dorothy
Edwards.
Asked if
he had a homosexual
relationship with the
boy, Mr. Beck replied:
'No. I say that very
strongly indeed.'
He added: 'To my
knowledge he did not
indulge in homosexual
activity after he left
the home. He is now a
happily married man with
three children.'
Mr. Beck said he had
attended his marriage
and the christening of
his first child.
Also in the dock are
former social workers
Peter Jaynes, aged 42,
of Chatham, Kent, who is
accused of three
offences of sexual and
physical abuse on
children, and George
Lincoln, aged 39, of
Sudbury, Suffolk, who is
accused jointly with Mr.
Beck of buggery on a
boy.
The trial
continues.
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Children's home head
denies trying to
blackmail MP
The
Guardian (London) -
November 2, 1991
THE head of three
Leicestershire
children's homes
yesterday denied
attempting to blackmail
the Labour MP Greville
Janner over his alleged
two-year relationship
with a teenage boy.
Frank Beck, aged 49,
told Peter Joyce QC,
prosecuting, at
Leicester crown court:
'I have never asked Mr.
Janner for anything . .
. that I can think of.'
He claimed instead
that Mr. Janner had sent
the boy pounds 50.
He denied an
allegation that he had
tried to bring Mr. Janner
and the boy together in
1989. Mr. Beck said he
had contacted Mr. Janner
to inform him 'that he
had failed, and the boy
he buggered now had a
son'.
He said
that 'Greville Janner
phoned me at home and
wrote one letter to my
knowledge'.
Mr.
Janner has been MP for
Leicester West since
1974 and a Leicester MP
since 1970. His lawyers
said they have advised
him not to comment on
the allegations while
the Leicestershire abuse
trial is in progress.
Mr. Beck denies 27
charges of sexual and
physical abuse between
1973 and 1986 against
children, aged between
eight and 16, and
against staff.
Earlier in yesterday's
hearing Mr. Beck denied
persuading one of his
co-accused to have
homosexual sex with him.
Defence counsel for
Peter Jaynes, aged 42,
claimed Mr. Beck used
staff supervision
sessions as a cover for
buggery while Mr. Jaynes
was his deputy at a
children's home in the
1970s.
Mr. Jaynes
denies three charges of
physical and sexual
abuse against two
children in the
Ratcliffe Road home in
Leicester.
Graham
Buchanan, defending Mr.
Jaynes, said: 'Jaynes
was supervised by you up
the stairs and into your
bed, wasn't he?'
Mr. Beck replied: 'That
is not true. Peter
Jaynes asked me to be
the best man at his
wedding.'
Mr.
Buchanan claimed Mr. Beck
was overbearing,
aggressive and violent
towards Mr. Jaynes and
other junior social
workers. He said Mr.
Jaynes was publicly
ridiculed by Mr. Beck and
encouraged to become a
homosexual.
Mr.
Beck said the
suggestions were
ridiculous. 'I had no
idea about his private
life.'
When asked
how he did run the
homes, he said: 'It was
very democratic. It
wasn't a dictatorship.'
Mr. Buchanan,
referring to Mr. Beck's
service as a Royal
Marine, said of the
Ratcliffe Road home: 'It
was run like a commando
group.' Mr. Beck said: 'I
think you have to be in
a commando group to
realise how ridiculous
that was.'
Mr.
Beck also denied setting
himself up as a 'petty
psychiatrist' who would
sort out the problems of
his staff.
Mr.
Buchanan claimed Mr.
Jaynes was an 'emotional
ruin' when Mr. Beck
arrived and naive enough
to fall under his
control.
Mr. Beck
said: 'I've never
thought about it. He was
highly qualified in
residential social
work.'
Mr.
Buchanan, reading from a
statement made by Mr.
Beck to police, asked
him why, when asked if
he was homosexual, he
had replied, 'I don't
think so. I intend to
see a psychiatrist.' '
Mr. Beck said the
remark was 'partly out
of context. I was under
quite a shock at the
time.'
The trial
continues.
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Police covered up
MP's sex with boy,
ex-children's worker
alleges
The
Guardian (London)
November 5, 1991
FRANK Beck, the
former children's home
chief accused of abusing
children and staff,
yesterday accused the
police of hiding an
affair between a
15-year-old boy and the
Labour MP, Greville
Janner.
Giving
evidence in Leicester
crown court, Mr. Beck,
aged 49, claimed the
boy, an orphan placed in
his care at a Leicester
children's home, had had
sex with Mr. Janner, a QC
and the MP for Leicester
West, during an
overnight stay at an
hotel.
Earlier,
Mr. Beck claimed Mr.
Janner had buggered the
boy for two years.
He said yesterday he
did not include the
allegation in his police
statement in February
this year because 'it
was never my intention
to drag Mr. Janner into
court'.
He
claimed police knew
about the allegations.
'The police told me they
knew about Janner and
they have covered it up
as you have,' Mr. Beck
told Peter Joyce, QC,
prosecuting.
Mr.
Janner's lawyers say
they have advised him
not to comment during
the trial. Mr. Beck
denies 27 charges of
physical and sexual
abuse on children and
former staff, allegedly
at three Leicestershire
social services
children's homes over 13
years until 1986.
Cross-examined by Mr.
Joyce, Mr. Beck said the
boy told him he had
stayed with Mr. Janner at
the Holiday Inn in
Leicester.
He
admitted he wrote to Mr.
Janner after the boy had
married and become a
father.
'I
thought (Mr. Janner)
might have felt guilty
enough to try to help
find (him) employment.'
Mr. Joyce asked:
'Does that sound like
blackmail to you?'
Mr. Beck: 'I asked
for practical help.'
Two other former
social workers are in
the dock. Peter Jaynes,
aged 42, of Chatham,
Kent, denies three
charges of sexual and
physical abuse of
children in care, and
George Lincoln, aged 49,
of Sudbury, Suffolk,
denies one offence.
The trial continues.
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I was victim of MP's sex
abuse, claims care boy
By David Graves
The Daily Telegraph -
November 9, 1991
ABSTRACT
He told Leicester Crown
Court he was given gifts
by Mr. [Greville
Janner], which
included toys, money,
clothes and tickets to
music concerts. The MP
regularly sent him
letters which ended
"Love Greville", he
said.
Mr. [Paul Winston] told
the court that [Frank
Beck], 49, had stopped
his relationship with Mr.
Janner, had intercepted
letters and telephone
calls to him by the MP
and prevented him
receiving a racing
bicycle as a Christmas
present.
Mr. Winston said he first
met Mr. Janner when he
was 13. A trip was
arranged from his school
to the House of Commons
and the MP showed the
party around. Later, Mr.
Janner invited Mr.
Winston back to the
Commons on his own.
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Former boy in care
says Labour MP sexually
abused him
By
Craig Seton
Times
Newspapers Limited -
November 9, 1991
A FORMER boy in care
at a children's home
alleged at Leicester
crown court yesterday
that he had been
sexually abused by
Greville Janner, Labour
MP for Leicester West,
during a two-year
relationship that began
when he was aged 13.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld), now 30,
claimed that he had been
fondled when he slept
with Mr. Janner at the
MP's London home after
meeting him at the House
of Commons, and that
later he had been
buggered, once in a
double bed at a hotel in
Mr. Janner's constituency
and twice during a
lecture tour in
Scotland. He also
alleged that the MP had
had simulated sex with
him.
(Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
told the court that he
had been given money,
toys, clothing and
tickets for concerts by
the MP during their
relationship, and said:
''I had become
accustomed to the gifts
I was receiving and the
expensive restaurants,
so I went along with
it.''
(Alleged
Victims Name withheld),
married with three
children, was giving
defence evidence
yesterday for Frank
Beck, the former officer
in charge of three
children's homes run by
Leicestershire social
services, at which Mr.
Beck is alleged to have
conducted a reign of
terror. Mr. Beck, aged
49, has denied 27
charges alleging sexual
and physical abuse,
including buggery
against children and
social work staff over a
13-year period. Two
other residential social
workers have denied a
total of four charges.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld) claimed
in court yesterday that
it had been Mr. Beck who
had ended his
relationship with Mr.
Janner, aged 63. He
admitted that he had
stolen from Mr. Janner
and that, since Mr.
Beck's arrest, he had
spoken to two national
newspapers, but he
denied that he had tried
to sell his story. He
claimed that he had
regularly slept with Mr.
Janner in a suite at the
Holiday Inn, Leicester,
when the MP visited the
constituency.
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) said that he
had been in foster homes
and children's homes all
his life. When he was 12
or 13, he had met Mr.
Janner while he was
staying in a children's
home in Wigston,
Leicester.
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) said he had
been a volunteer for a
community project that
Mr. Janner had launched
and that he and other
children had later been
invited to the Commons.
After the visit, the MP
had seen him again and
invited him back to the
Commons by himself,
arranging train tickets
for his journey to
London. He said that he
and Mr. Janner had
corresponded regularly
and there had been at
least one telephone call
a week.
(Alleged
Victims Name withheld)
said that he usually met
Mr. Janner at the Holiday
Inn and sometimes stayed
overnight in a suite.
They would use the hotel
swimming pool,
sometimes, with the
agreement of the
management, when it was
supposed to be closed.
They would be naked when
they showered together
afterwards and washed
each other down.
He said that, during the
relationship, he had
stolen money from Mr
Janner's wallet. He told
the court: ''It was my
own way of getting back
at him for what he was
doing to me.'' Mr Janner
had found out and had
been annoyed and later
wrote (Alleged Victims
Name withheld) a letter
asking why he had done
it. Mr Janner had warned
him that he would stop
seeing him if he stole
from him again.
(Alleged Victims Name
withheld) said that,
after that, there had
been no more sexual
incidents because there
had been no more
overnight stays.
The trial continues on
Monday.
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Man tells of sex
sessions with MP
while in care
By JACK O'SULLIVAN
The Independent
(London) - November
9, 1991, Saturday
A FORMER
child in council
care testified
yesterday that
Greville Janner QC,
the Labour MP for
Leicester West,
buggered and
sexually assaulted
him for two years
until he was 15.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld), now
30, told Leicester
Crown Court that he
was buggered twice
by Mr Janner, while
travelling alone
with him on a
two-week lecture
tour in Scotland.
He also
described spending
weekends with Mr
Janner, 63, arranged
by a social worker,
during which he was
sexually abused at
the MP's London home
and in a bedroom at
the Holiday Inn
Hotel, Leicester. He
told the court that
he was sent letters
signed ''Love,
Greville''. (Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) detailed
swimming sessions
which took place
alone with the MP in
the hotel pool when
it was closed to the
public. ''I was
fondled in my
private area. It
seemed at first like
a bit of fun, being
thrown around in the
water, but he would
hold me close.''
He was giving
evidence during the
trial of Frank Beck,
49, of Braunstone,
Leicester, who
denies 27 charges of
physically and
sexually abusing
children and members
of staff at three
Leicestershire
children's homes he
ran between 1973 and
1986.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld)told
the court that Mr
Beck had stopped his
relationship with Mr
Janner when he
moved, aged 15, to
the Ratcliffe Road
home, run by Mr
Beck, who also
blocked Mr Janner's
letters. (Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) said that
he had been
infuriated when Mr
Beck returned a
Christmas present of
a 10-speed racing
bicycle the MP sent
to him.
Earlier in the
trial, Mr Beck, 49,
said he reported the
alleged relationship
between Mr Janner
and (Alleged Victims
Name withheld) to
Dorothy Edwards, the
then Director of
Social Services for
Leicestershire.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld) told
the court that he
was 13 when he first
met Mr Janner, who
has been an MP since
1970, during a
school visit to the
House of Commons.
Subsequently,
Barbara Fitt, then
Officer-in-Charge of
Station Road
children's home,
Wigston, Leicester,
arranged weekly
trips for (Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) to the
MP's London home and
to the Holiday Inn
where Mr Janner, who
is married with
three children,
often stayed.
However,
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld)
accepted under
cross-examination
that Mrs Fitt did
not in fact take
over the home until
four months before
he left it and could
not therefore have
arranged the first
visits.
He
described one
weekend when he went
alone to London and
spent the evening at
Mr Janner's home,
during which he
spent time in bed
with the MP. After
that there were
regular weekly
meetings.
However, (Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) said that
his own behaviour
deteriorated. He had
sex at the home with
both boys and girls
and ran away
frequently.
Eventually he moved
to Ratcliffe Road
home.
Under
cross-examination he
confirmed he had
named Mr Janner
after the MP had
refused his request
to help Mr Beck,
when abuse charges
were first brought
last year. Two of Mr
Beck's former
colleagues; Peter
Jaymes, 42, of
Chatham, Kent and
George Lincoln, 39,
of Sudbury, Suffolk,
deny four related
charges.
Later Mr Janner's
solicitor, Sir David
Napley, said he
could not comment on
the allegations made
in court as the
matter was sub
judice. But a
statement made
before the start of
the trial denied all
the accusations made
by Mr Beck.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Abuse case
witness tells of sex
with MP: Beck
'rescued boy from
affair with Greville
Janner'
The
Guardian (London) -
November 9, 1991
A MAN who
was in care as a boy
told a jury
yesterday how he was
sexually abused by
Greville Janner, QC,
the Labour MP for
Leicester West.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld), aged
30, was called as a
witness by Frank
Beck, aged 49,
formerly of
Braunstone,
Leicester, who
denies 27 charges of
sexually and
physically abusing
children in care and
former staff members
at Leicester
children's homes in
a 13-year period
until 1986.
Mr Beck has claimed
he rescued (Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) from
sexual abuse by Mr
Janner and prevented
further contact.
Earlier,
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld)said
Mr Beck put him on
the right path as a
teenager. He claimed
he counselled him
over his
relationship with
the MP, and stopped
him seeing him. He
also said Mr Beck
returned a bicycle
the MP sent him for
Christmas and
intercepted his
letters.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld), now
a married father,
told the jury at
Leicester crown
court that he was 13
years old when he
slept with Mr Janner
at his London home.
The trial had
heard earlier claims
Mr Janner had been
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld)'s
'befriender' -
someone who took
children outafter
vetting by social
workers.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld) said
he was invited by Mr
Janner for a weekend
stay and during the
evening was alone in
a bedroom. He said
the MP came in to
reassure him as he
was crying, then
came back and said
'if I was that upset
I could sleep with
him. We ended up in
his bed together and
he cuddled me . . .
Eventually we lay
beside each other.
We cuddled and
fondled together. I
didn't like it and
told him to stop
it.'
He said
he was in care at
the Station Road
children's home in
Leicester when he
was recruited, with
others, by the MP to
tidy up an estate.
On a school trip to
the House of Commons
they were met by Mr
Janner. Afterwards,
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld)said
Mr Janner went to
his school and he
accepted an
invitation to visit
the Commons.
He claimed he was
again invited to
London where the
alleged fondling
took place.
He claimed he saw Mr
Janner regularly
when he was in
Leicester on
constituency work.
He would stay in his
hotel, sleeping in
his bed. He also
claimed he was once
fondled by Mr Janner
in the hotel's pool.
John Black,
counsel for Mr Beck,
asked what happened
when they were in
bed. (Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) replied:
'Petting and
fondling.' Asked if
it ever went further
than that, he said
Mr Janner 'simulated
sex' with him 'five
or six times
throughout the
period I knew him'.
Asked if it ever
went further at Mr
Janner's hotel, he
replied: 'Only on
one occasion. I
cried and tried to
push away from him.'
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld) said
he was 13 1/2 when
this occurred. He
said the MP bought
him toys, clothes
and concert tickets.
He later told
the jury that during
their alleged
two-year
relationship - when
he said he saw the
MP 'most weekends
and sometimes during
the week' - he
accompanied Mr
Janner on a two-week
lecture tour of
Scotland, when they
stayed in hotel
rooms together. He
said he was twice
buggered by the MP
on the tour. Asked
if he liked what
happened, he said:
'No, I did not, and
I tried to stop it.'
He said he stole
money from the MP's
wallet, as 'my way
of getting back at
him'.
After
returning to the
children's home he
said Mr Janner rang
the head of the
home, Barbara Fitt,
who then handed him
the receiver. He
said the MP told him
he would give him
'another chance', to
which he agreed. But
their contact became
less frequent, and
there was no further
alleged abuse.
On trial with Mr
Beck are Peter
Jaynes, aged 42, of
Chatham, Kent, who
denies three charges
and George Lincoln,
aged 39, of Sudbury,
Suffolk, who denies
one charge. Both are
former
Leicestershire
residential social
workers
Mr
Janner, aged 63,
married for 36 years
with three children,
has been a Leicester
MP since 1970.
The trial
continues.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
MP 'sent
letter to boy,
13'
Times
Newspapers
Limited,
November 12,
1991
GREVILLE Janner,
the Labour MP,
sent a
13-year-old boy
a letter after
they allegedly
slept together,
a child sex
abuse trial at
Leicester crown
court was told
yesterday.
The letter,
signed ''Safe
journey, Love
Greville'' and
dated July 7,
1975, was
produced in
court while
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld),
now aged 30, was
giving evidence.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld)
said that he had
kept other
letters from the
63-year-old MP
during their
affair, which
had lasted for
two years.
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) told
the court that
he was sexually
abused by Mr
Janner, a QC,
while in the
care of social
services. He
claimed that sex
acts took place
at Mr Janner's
London home and
at hotels.
He was
giving evidence
on behalf of
Frank Beck, aged
49, a former
head of
children's
homes, who has
denied 27
charges of
physical and
sexual abuse of
children and
former members
of staff.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld)
said that he was
never
ill-treated by
Mr Beck and that
he was
transferred to a
home run by him
after the
alleged abuse by
Mr Janner.
Asked why he
had written to
Mr Janner after
Mr Beck's
arrest, he
replied: ''I
believe Mr Beck
to be innocent
and should not
be treated in
the way he is
being treated,
and Mr Janner
may have been
able to help him
in some way.''
Also in the
dock are Mr
Beck's former
deputy, Peter
Jaynes, aged 42,
who denies three
offences
involving
children, and
George Lincoln,
aged 39, who
denies one
charge.
The trial
continues today.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Abuse case
jury shown 'MP's
note'
By David Graves
The Daily
Telegraph -
November 12,
1991
ABSTRACT
Mr [Paul
Winston], who
claims he was
abused for two
years from the
age of 13 by Mr
[Greville
Janner],
said he had
stayed at his
house more than
once. At the
time he was in
care at
Leicestershire
county council's
children's home
in Station Road,
Wigston,
Leicester.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Witness in
abuse trial
'kept letters
from MP'
The Independent
(London),
November 12,
1991
THE LABOUR MP
Greville Janner
sent a
13-year-old boy
a letter after
they allegedly
slept together,
the
Leicestershire
child sex abuse
trial was told
yesterday.
The letter -
signed ''Safe
journey, Love
Greville'' and
dated 7 July
1975 - was
produced in
court when
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld),
now 30, was
giving evidence.
(Alleged Victims
Name withheld)
said he had kept
other letters
from the
63-year-old MP
for Leicester
West during
their two-year
affair.
Leicester Crown
Court was told
by (Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) that
he was sexually
abused by Mr
Janner, a QC,
over a two-year
period while he
was in the care
of social
services.
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld) said
he twice stayed
at Mr Janner's
home in London,
and that various
sexual acts took
place there and
at hotels around
the country.
He was
giving evidence
on behalf of
former
children's homes
chief Frank
Beck, 49, who
has denied 27
charges of
physical and
sexual abuse on
children and
former members
of staff.
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld), who
was transferred
to a home run by
Mr Beck after
the alleged
abuse by Mr
Janner, said he
was never ill-
treated by Mr
Beck.
He
was asked why he
had written to
Mr Janner after
Mr Beck's arrest
for a reference
for the
defendant.
He replied:
''I believe Mr
Beck to be
innocent and
should not be
treated in the
way he is being
treated and Mr
Janner may have
been able to
help him in some
way.''
Also accused are
Mr Beck's former
deputy Peter
Jaynes, 42, who
denies three
offences
involving
children, and
George Lincoln,
39, who denies
one charge.
The trial
was adjourned
until today.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
'Janner
letter' in
court
The Guardian
(London)
November 12,
1991
A LETTER
said to have
been written
by Greville
Janner to a
13-year-old
orphan boy
in care
after they
allegedly
slept
together at
the Labour
MP's home
was produced
at Leicester
crown court
yesterday.
The
letter was
signed 'safe
journey,
love
Greville'
and dated
3am, July 7,
1975, the
court was
told.
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld),
now aged 30,
was giving
evidence at
the trial of
Frank Beck,
49, who
denies 27
charges of
physical and
sexual abuse
of children
and former
members of
the staff
when running
children's
homes in
Leicestershire.
Mr
Beck's
counsel,
John Black,
had handed
the letter
to the
court.
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld)
alleges he
was sexually
abused by
63-year-old
Mr Janner, a
QC, over a
two-year
period while
in care of
social
services.
He said
he twice
stayed at Mr
Janner's
London home
and claimed
sex acts
took place
there and at
hotels
around the
country.
Last
Friday
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld)
had
suggested
there was
only one
stay at Mr
Janner's
home.
'I was
very nervous
and upset at
having to
appear (in
court) and
may have got
one visit
mixed up
with another
as I had
visited the
home more
than once,'
he said.
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld)
also claimed
he was
nervous when
he made a
statement to
police about
Mr Janner.
In the
statement he
did not
allege
buggery but
told the
court last
Friday that
intercourse,
as well as
simulated
and oral
sex, took
place.
He
claimed he
told police
of the
buggery
allegations
in a later
statement.
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld),
who said he
had kept
other
letters from
the MP, told
the court he
was
transferred
to a home
run by Mr
Beck after
the alleged
abuse by Mr
Janner.
He said
he was never
ill-treated
by Mr Beck.
When
asked why he
had written
to Mr Janner
after Mr
Beck's
arrest for a
reference
for the
defendant he
replied: 'I
believe Mr
Beck to be
innocent and
should not
be treated
in the way
he is being
treated and
Mr Janner
may have
been able to
help him in
some way.'
The case
continues.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Abuse
claims
against MP
'a red
herring'
1991 The
Independent
(London) -
November 16,
1991
ALLEGATIONS
against an
MP made in a
child sex
abuse trial
were a red
herring and
should be
ignored, a
jury was
told
yesterday.
Peter
Joyce QC,
for the
prosecution,
said claims
that
Greville
Janner, MP
for
Leicester
West,
sexually
abused a boy
were to
''divert
attention''
from Frank
Beck, 49.
During the
trial
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld), a
witness,
claimed he
was buggered
and molested
by Mr Janner
as a boy
until Mr
Beck stopped
it.
At Leicester
Crown Court,
Mr Beck
denies 27
charges of
physical and
sexual abuse
over 13
years when
he ran three
children's
homes in
Leicestershire.
Mr
Joyce, in
his closing
speech to
the jury,
said: ''It
is put
forward as a
great
pretence
that Mr Beck
was the
great
protector.''
He said
the
allegation
against the
MP had been
''blurted
out'' in
commital
proceedings
by Mr Beck,
but an
earlier
statement by
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld)
had made no
reference to
it. ''Why
did he
(Alleged
Victims Name
withheld)
get in touch
with the
News of the
World and
The Sun?''
he asked.
''You know
why and he
knows why.''
Mr Joyce
claimed the
theory that
Mr Beck had
been the
victim of a
huge
conspiracy
had been
''blown into
oblivion''
by the
evidence.
Any
conspiracy
would have
had to
involve not
just the
police but
former
children and
staff.
Two of
Mr Beck's
former
deputies,
Peter
Jaynes, 42,
of Chatham,
Kent, and
George
Lincoln, of
Sudbury,
Suffolk,
deny a total
of four
charges.
The
trial
continues on
Monday.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
MP's
letter
to boy
'extraordinary'
The
Guardian
(London)
-
November
19, 1991
ALLEGATIONS
that an
MP
sexually
abused a
boy are
a
powerful
piece of
evidence
in the
trial of
a former
head of
children's
homes, a
jury at
Leicester
crown
court
was told
yesterday.
John
Black,
summing
up the
defence
case for
Frank
Beck,
aged 49,
said:
'When it
came to
the
crunch,
Mr Beck
did not
abuse
children.
He
stopped
the
abuse of
children.'
Mr
Beck
denies
27
charges
of
physical
and
sexual
abuse
over 13
years
when he
ran
three
Leicestershire
children's
homes.
During
the
trial,
the
defence
claimed
that he
put a
stop to
two
years of
abuse of
a former
boy in
care,
(Alleged
Victims
Name
withheld),
now aged
30, by
Greville
Janner,
the
Labour
MP for
Leicester
West.
Mr
Black
said of
the
evidence
given by
(Alleged
Victims
Name
withheld):
'It is
to try
and help
you
decide
where
the
truth
lies
about Mr
Beck.
Did he
((Alleged
Victims
Name
withheld))
know Mr
Janner?
Did he
visit Mr
Janner's
house in
London?
Have you
any
doubts?
He
described
Mr
Janner's
house.
He
described
the
circumstances.
He
described
a
meeting.'
Mr
Black
said the
jury had
been
shown an
'extraordinary
letter'
written
by the
MP to
(Alleged
Victims
Name
withheld):
'I did
not read
that
letter
in open
court.
You have
seen it,
you have
the
opportunity
to read
it.'
Two
other
witnesses
had
referred
to the
alleged
abuse
apart
from Mr
Beck and
(Alleged
Victims
Name
withheld),
said Mr
Black.
'It
is a
powerful
piece of
evidence
in this
case. If
Mr Beck
really
did put
a stop
to that
relationship,
he was
doing no
more
than his
duty as
officer
in
charge
of that
home.'
Mr
Black
claimed
the
evidence
of the
former
director
of
social
services,
Dorothy
Edwards,
proved
there
was no
'reign
of
terror'
at the
Ratcliffe
Road
children's
home in
the
1970s,
as the
prosecution
alleged.
Two
of Mr
Beck's
former
deputies,
George
Lincoln,
39, of
Sudbury,
Suffolk,
and
Peter
Jaynes,
42, of
Chatham,
Kent,
deny a
total of
four
charges.
The
trial
continues.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Children's
home
head
guilty
of
sexual
abuse
Times
Newspapers
Limited,
November
27, 1991
By Craig
Seton
A FORMER
senior
social
worker
accused
of
running
''a
reign of
terror''
at three
council-run
children's
homes
was
yesterday
found
guilty
at
Leicester
crown
court of
sexually
abusing
three
boys in
his care
and
physically
assaulting
one.
Frank
Beck,
aged 49,
who was
officer
in
charge
of
residential
homes
run by
the
social
services
department
of
Leicester
county
council
between
1973 and
1986,
was
acquitted
by the
jury of
three
further
counts
of
alleged
sex
abuse,
indecent
assault
and
causing
actual
bodily
harm to
children
formerly
in his
care.
The
four
guilty
verdicts
came
after
the jury
had been
deliberating
for
almost
two
days.
The
trial of
Beck and
two
co-defendants
is in
its 11th
week.
Peter
Jaynes,
aged 41,
of
Chatham,
Kent,
Beck's
former
deputy
during
part of
the
13-year
period
during
which
offences
were
alleged
to have
been
committed,
was
found
guilty
of one
charge
of
indecent
assault
on a boy
and one
of
causing
actual
bodily
harm to
a girl,
who
cannot
be named
for
legal
reasons.
Jaynes
was also
found
guilty
of
causing
actual
bodily
harm to
a girl.
The jury
still
has to
return a
verdict
on one
other
charge
of
indecent
assault
on the
girl.
George
Lincoln,
aged 38,
a former
residential
social
worker,
of
Sudbury,
Suffolk,
faces a
joint
charge
with
Beck of
serious
sexual
assault.
The
jury has
still to
return
its
verdict
on a
further
20
charges
against
Beck, a
former
Royal
Marine.
Eight of
the
charges
relate
to
allegations
of
serious
sexual
assault,
six to
indecent
assault,
three to
grievous
bodily
harm,
and one
to rape.
The
alleged
victims
were
children
in care
and two
social
workers.
The
jury
retired
to
consider
its
verdicts
on
Monday.
It will
resume
deliberations
today
after a
second
night in
an
hotel.
Beck has
denied
all the
charges.
Earlier,
he was
found
not
guilty
of five
charges
on the
directions
of Mr
Justice
Jowitt.
The
prosecution
has
alleged
that
Beck
sexually
and
physically
abused
children
as young
as eight
at the
three
homes in
Leicester
and
Market
Harborough.
Beck, in
his
defence,
alleged
that
Greville
Janner,
the
Labour
MP for
Leicester
West,
had
sexually
abused a
boy in
care.
During
the
trial Mr
Janner's
solicitor
issued a
statement
in which
he said
that he
had
informed
the MP
that the
proceedings
were sub
judice
and that
he
should
not
comment
at that
this
stage.
Beck
was
found
guilty
of
seriously
sexually
assaulting
David
Hunt
while
the
teenager
was in
care
during
the
1970s at
the
Ratcliffe
Road
Home in
Leicester.
Beck was
also
convicted
of
causing
actual
bodily
harm to
Mr Hunt,
now aged
29. Mr
Hunt had
told the
court
that he
went
into
care
when he
was only
ten
because
his
mother
could
not
cope. Mr
Hunt
said he
had been
taken by
Beck to
his
private
quarters,
stripped
and
sexually
abused.
He also
said
that he
had been
physically
assaulted
after
failing
to work
out a
calculation
for a
rabbit
hutch
design.
Beck
was
further
convicted
of
indecently
assaulting
another
boy,
Stefan
Iwasiw,
now aged
32 and
married.
The
former
head was
also
found
guilty
of
attempting
to
indecently
assault
John
Parker
when he
was a
teenager.
Mr
Parker
alleged
during
the
trial
that
Beck had
abused
him in
his room
at a
care
home.
The
trial
continues
today.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Beck
found
guilty
of
sexual
abuse
of
children
in
care
By
JACK
O'SULLIVAN
1991
The
Independent
(London)
-
November
27,
1991,
Page
2
A
SOCIAL
worker
accused
of a
13-year
''reign
of
terror''
at
three
Leicestershire
children's
homes
was
yesterday
convicted
of
sexually
and
physically
abusing
children
in
his
care.
Frank
Beck,
49,
formerly
of
Braunstone,
Leicester,
who
ran
the
homes
between
1973
and
1986,
was
convicted
of
buggering
and
assaulting
a
13-year-old
boy
and
of
buggering
a
16-year-old
boy.
Both
were
in
his
care
at
Ratcliffe
Road
children's
home,
Leicester.
He
was
also
found
guilty
of
attempting
to
bugger
a
14-year-old
boy
at
the
same
home,
where
he
was
officer
in
charge
for
three
years
from
1975.
Peter
Jaynes,
42,
of
Chatham,
Kent,
Beck's
deputy
at
the
home,
was
convicted
of
indecently
assaulting
a
teenage
boy
and
assaulting
a
15-year-old
girl
at
Ratcliffe
Road.
He
faces
a
separate
charge
of
indecently
assaulting
her.
The
jury
has
still
to
decide
on a
further
20
charges
against
Beck,
including
nine
of
buggering
children
and
one
of
raping
a
15-year-
old
girl.
Jurors
will
continue
their
deliberations
on
those
charges
today,
after
a
spending
a
second
night
in a
hotel.
Beck
has
denied
all
the
charges.
He
was
cleared
of
assaulting
and
sexually
assaulting
Mark
Wright,
now
26,
when
he
was
10
or
11
at
Ratcliffe
Road,
and
of
additionally
buggering
the
16-
year-old
boy
without
consent.
David
Hunt,
now
29,
from
Blackpool,
had
told
the
jury
how,
when
he
was
13,
Beck
held
him
down
and
buggered
him
after
he
had
been
taken
to
Beck's
quarters
at
Ratcliffe
Road.
Mr
Hunt,
who
was
in
court
to
hear
the
two
guilty
verdicts
in
relation
to
his
allegations,
had
said
he
had
felt
scared
and
ashamed,
and
had
told
no
one
about
the
incident.
He
had
also
described
how,
late
one
night,
Beck
had
dragged
him
out
of
bed,
stripped
him,
shaken,
punched
and
slapped
him,
leaving
his
nose
damaged
and
bleeding.
Stefan
Iwasiw,
now
32,
had
told
the
jury
how,
as a
16-year-old
on a
visit
to
Ratcliffe
Road,
Beck
had
taken
him
to
private
quarters,
stripped
and
buggered
him.
He
said
he
still
suffered
nervous
disorders
and
in
1986
had
consulted
a
clinical
psychologist.
''Over
a
period
of
time,
it
became
clear
to
me
that
the
events
in
the
home
were
the
reason
why
I
was
there.
It
was
hidden,
deeply
hidden.
I
had
to
be
hypnotised
to
get
it
out,''
he
told
the
court.
John
Parker
had
said
that
when
he
was
14,
Beck
took
him
to
his
room
after
suggesting
the
boy
was
''feeling
randy''.
Beck
had
tried
unsuccessfully
to
bugger
him
after
pushing
him
to
the
floor,
he
said.
A
31-year-old
woman
attacked
by
Jaynes
as a
15-year
old
had
described
how
she
was
grabbed,
kicked,
hit
and
had
knuckles
rubbed
into
her
ribs
by
Jaynes.
She
said
Jaynes
had
said
her
mother
and
father
did
not
want
her
because
she
was
a
lesbian
and
a
bastard.
The
defence
alleged
that
Beck
had
been
framed
and
questioned
the
integrity
of
the
police
and
witnesses.
Counsel
suggested
that
witnesses
had
been
enticed
with
the
promise
of
payments
from
the
Criminal
Injuries
Compensation
Board.
Beck
told
the
court
that
the
police
were
trying
to
cover
up
alleged
sexual
abuse
of a
teenage
boy
in
council
care
in
the
mid-
1970s
by
Greville
Janner,
Labour
MP
for
Leicester
West.
Beck
said
that
he
had
put
a
stop
to
the
alleged
abuse,
so
proving
the
falseness
of
the
charges
he
himself
faced.
A
third
defendant,
George
Lincoln,
39,
of
Sudbury,
Suffolk,
who
was
Beck's
deputy
at
the
Beeches
home,
denies
one
charge
of
buggering
a
14-year-old
boy
with
Beck.
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Head
of
home
guilty
of
abuse
By
IAN
KATZ
The
Guardian
(London)
-
November
27,
1991
THE
former
head
of
three
Leicestershire
children's
homes
and
his
deputy
were
yesterday
found
guilty
of
six
charges
of
sexual
and
physical
abuse
against
children
in
their
care.
Returning
six
unanimous
verdicts
after
11
hours
of
deliberation
at
Leicester
crown
court,
the
jury
found
Frank
Beck,
the
former
officer
in
charge
of
the
homes
between
1973
and
1986,
guilty
of
buggering
two
boys
and
assaulting
one
of
them
causing
actual
bodily
harm.
The
jury
later
unanimously
convicted
Mr
Beck,
aged
49,
of
attempting
to
bugger
another
boy
and
his
former
deputy,
Peter
Jaynes,
aged
42,
of
assaulting
a
girl
causing
her
actual
bodily
harm.
Mr
Jaynes
was
also
found
guilty
of
indecently
assaulting
a
boy
by a
majority
verdict.
The
jury
unanimously
cleared
Mr
Beck
of
an
alternative
buggery
charge
as
well
as
charges
of
indecent
assault
and
assault
causing
actual
bodily
harm.
Members
of
the
jury
were
last
night
spending
a
second
night
in a
hotel
to
consider
a
further
18
charges.
Mr
Beck
had
been
said
to
have
presided
over
a
13-year
'reign
of
terror'
in
the
homes,
The
Beeches
and
Ratcliffe
Road
in
Leicester
and
The
Poplars
in
nearby
Market
Harborough.
Mr
Beck
denied
32
charges
involving
14
children
and
four
former
social
workers.
Last
month
Mr
Justice
Jowitt
ruled
that
evidence
on
three
charges
of
buggery
and
two
charges
of
assault
was
unsafe.
During
the
trial,
a
former
resident
of
one
of
Mr
Beck's
homes
alleged
he
had
been
regularly
abused
by a
Labour
MP,
Greville
Janner.
Mr
Janner
is
to
issue
a
statement
on
the
allegations
after
sentence
has
been
passed.
Mr
Jaynes,
of
Chatham,
Kent,
pleaded
not
guilty
to
two
charges
of
indecent
assault
and
one
of
causing
actual
bodily
harm,
and
George
Lincoln,
aged
39,
of
Sudbury,
Suffolk,
denies
one
joint
charge
with
Mr
Beck
of
buggery.
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MP Withdraws Debate On Contempt Law
Press Association - November 28, 1991, Thursday
Labour's Greville Janner, who has been mentioned in the sex abuse case at Leicester Crown Court involving Frank Beck, the former head of three children's homes, tonight withdrew his proposed short debate in the Commons on the contempt of court law. Mr Janner (Leicester W) told the Press Association: "I have withdrawn it because the case is not over. "I hope that it will be possible for me to make my statement as soon as possible in the House of Commons, which will probably be next week." The debate was due to have taken place on the adjournment of the House tonight.
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Press ban at sex abuse inquiry is attacked
By Jack O'Sullivan, Health Services Correspondent
The Independent (London) - January 23, 1992, Thursday, HOME, Page 3
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MP at Beck hearing;Greville Janner
The London Times - June 20, 1992
Greville Janner, Labour MP for Leicester West, gave evidence yesterday at the enquiry into the running of children's homes in Leicestershire. The hearing was set up after Frank Beck was jailed for life for abusing children at the three county homes he ran. Its aim is to find out how Beck's 13-year reign of abuse was allowed to continue. At his trial Beck, 50, claimed that Mr Janner had had a relationship with a former boy in care. Mr Janner, 63, has vigorously denied the claims.
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Greville Janner Suite
London's Elizabeth Hotel
http://www.londonelizabethhotel.co.uk/greville.htm
Once the nursery to Lord Janner of Braunstone, the suite retains a calming, restful air, with light diffused through stained-glass windows.
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Tories hold back in bid to oust Janner
By David Hencke
The Guardian - March 22, 1995
CONSERVATIVE MPs yesterday pulled back from their attempt to unseat Greville Janner, the Labour chairman of the Commons Employment Select Committee, for alleged conflicts of interest between his private consultancy and his questioning of utility chiefs like Cedric Brown, the head of British Gas.
Mr Janner was under fire last week because of his business activities with the JSB Group, which trains and advises managers on presentational skills and employment law. British Gas is one of JSB's clients, although Mr Janner has denied any dealings which could create a conflict of interest.
Mr Janner is also a non-executive director on the remuneration committee of the betting and leisure group Ladbroke - a role in which he has helped approve a chairman's salary of pounds 583,000 and handed out share options worth pounds 2.3 million to directors.
He fiercely denies that there has been any conflict of interest in his business and parliamentary roles and is determined not to stand down as chairman of the inquiry into the pay of the utility bosses, according to colleagues. He has received strong backing from other committee members.
Conservative MPs ran into trouble over the wording of their plan to remove Mr Janner from heading the inquiry until it had reported to the House of Commons. Warren Hawksley (Halesowen and Stourbridge), who had put down a motion to this effect, said he would now have to propose that discussion of the motion be postponed until next week's meeting.
"The intention of my amendment is to take Mr Janner out of the chair for all matters involving the remuneration inquiry that the committee is carrying out. It is proving hard to find wording which allows for this under the rules of the select committee," he said.
Harry Greenway (Ealing N), another of those behind the move, said: "I think the motion will remain on the Commons order paper but will not be moved. The important thing is to keep proceedings firm, fair and objective. It is a discipline on the chairman which we think he needs and if he strays the motion will be moved."
Mr Hawksley was not helped by the private views of two other Conservative MPs, David Nicholson (Taunton) and Ian Mills (Meriden), who did not want to press the matter further.
Labour had made it clear that it was not going to provide another chairman and Tory MPs say they had been led to believe that if they succeeded in removing Mr Janner, Labour could start causing problems for Tory chairman on other committees by raising possible conflicts of interests.
Yesterday, the committee continued its inquiry by asking Sir Colin Southgate and Ed Wallis, resepectively the chairman and chief executive of Powergen, to give evidence.
It has already taken evidence from a series of other heads of privatised utilities, including Cedric Brown, whose 75 per cent pay rise last year sparked protests about alleged boardroom pay abuses.
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THE Palace of Westminster has been treaty to many weird and wonderful spectacles but few events were quite as magnificently odd as the moment yesterday when an international pop star, an escapologist, an amateur magician, a psychic and a Ghanaian-born politician gathered for an impromptu birthday party.
One day, the doorkeepers, the morning-coated wonders who guard the Houses of Parliament, will be able to tell their grandchildren of the time they saw Michael Jackson, a popular music entertainer of some renown, moonwalk through the Royal Robing Room.
If they wished to embroider this fabulous tale, they could tell their gawping audience of how Jackson was accompanied by one Uri Geller, famous in many lands for his ability to bend spoons and other cutlery, his Lordship Greville Janner (former Labour MP and part-time magician), and a US citizen called David Blaine, who attracted a certain notoriety for standing on an 80ft pole in New York for three days and three nights.
And, should the grandchildren remain unimpressed by such a cast list, much mention could be made of the presence of Lord Irvine, a very distinguished man sometimes compared to Cardinal Wolsey and a Mr Paul Boateng, formerly of Ghana and now the Chief Secretary to Her Majesty's Treasury, the UK's first-ever black Cabinet minister.
This was not, it would be stressed, a fantasy guest list for a dinner party, nor a celebrity balloon debate but - and at this moment one is asked to suspend one's critical faculties - an incongruous publicity stunt for Exeter City Football Club.
Jackson, the proprietor of a chimpanzee called Bubbles and the most successful recording artist in history, had travelled to Britain at the request of his friend, Geller, to be made an honorary director of the football club of which Geller is chairman.
Geller, it should be known, is a close and dear friend of Lord Janner, a diminutive peer of jovial nature who happens to be a member of the Magic Circle.
Unfortunately, no explanation was given for the presence of Blaine, although Lord Janner was on record as saying: "Uri is a great friend of mine - though he is a psychic, not a magician - and asked whether I could arrange this for him because Michael wanted to see the Palace of Westminster." It was also recorded that Lord Janner accurately described the visit as "great fun, a marvellous occasion" and "totally unique".
So it came to pass that on the day of our Lord, Friday, 14 June, 2002, Jackson arrived in a fleet of blacked-out limousines at the portals of the palace for a sightseeing trip.
This jolly enterprise included a meeting with the Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine, a political escapologist who could tell the assembled magicians - and psychics - about how to make cabinets disappear. The distinguished entourage then proceeded to the terrace of the House of Lords, a riverside location where their lordships have been seen enjoying G&Ts on hazy summer evenings, for a surprise 51st birthday party for Mr Boateng.
In a ceremony which, to borrow Lord Janner's remark, was totally unique, Mr Boateng was presented with a candlelit chocolate cake while his guests, led by the singer of such hits as Thriller, Beat It and Dirty Diana, offered a recognisable rendition of Happy Birthday. "What a fantastic birthday surprise - I can't believe it," said Mr Boateng. "I thought it was a spoof. It is the most incredible surprise. It is the best present ever.
"I can't believe that I'm with the most famous musician," he added.
It was a reaction shared by Emilie Williams, a tourist from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who was mildly astonished that his journey to London, England, should include a chance meeting with a famous singer from Neverland, a domestic property in the state of California.
Jackson, for it was he, was then shown the Royal Gallery, the Prince's Chamber, which he decreed his favourite room so far, and the Robing Room wherein he performed the aforementioned dance routine.
In the Lords' Library, Blaine took it upon himself to request a copy of The Discovery of Witchcraft, by Reginald Scott.
In the chamber of the House of Lords, a not inconsiderate space decorated with red leather benches and adorned with gold-leaf trimmings, Jackson expressed wonder at the gold throne, saying: "I want that!"
Although the palace is no stranger to unusual ceremonies, there was a detectable surprise that Jackson was accompanied by an assistant whose duty included brushing the singer's hair at regular intervals.
The responsibility for dabbing one's face with a make-up sponge was undertaken by Jackson himself. "I'm impressed by the architecture the most. And I like the gold rooms," he said at the end of the tour. It was assumed this was not a slight on Mr Boateng, Lord Irvine or Peter Bottomley, the Conservative MP who kindly showed the party around the green benches of the House of Commons.
The official record is a little hazy at this point, but it is understood that Geller, Blaine and Jackson departed for Exeter where they have organised a benefit show to raise money for sufferers of HIV in Africa.
Tickets, it was alleged, have been slow to sell as the locals thought the show was a joke or even an illusion.
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Lord Janner: My friend Michael Jackson
Jewish Chroicle - June 26, 2009
Leading Jewish peer Lord Janner spoke today about his sorrow at the death of Michael Jackson, whom he regarded as "delightful company" and a good friend.
Lord Janner was introduced to the singer by psychic Uri Geller.
"He came to Parliament in 2002 and I showed him round," Lord Janner recalled. "He had come to the UK to help fund-raise for Exeter Football Club, which Uri chaired.
"I showed him all around the Lords; it was a Friday and the staff were thrilled. When we got to the place where the Queen sits when she opens Parliament, he looked at the chair and then turned to his assistant. He said: 'I want one exactly like that for my home.'"
Lord Janner said he had not been familiar with Jackson's music when they first met but had had the opportunity to see him in California at Universal Studios. "We had dinner together and then I watched him dance. He was an incredible dancer. It was absolutely astonishing."
The peer said he would miss the entertainer, whose death was announced today.
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Known Pedophile is Instrumental in Promoting Holocaust Hoaxer and Plagiarizer Denis Avey's New Book
By Carolyn Yeager
CarolynYeager.net - October 10, 2011
Greville Janner, now Lord Janner of Braunstone, stands accused of pedophilia during the trial of Frank Beck in 1991. Janner, a well-known and well-connected British Jew, and a Labour MP from 1970 to 1997, has never answered the charges.
This is according to the C.H.R.I.S.-UK (Children Have Rights in Society) website in a copyrighted 2010 report. It tells us that
Greville Janner, along with being the Chairman of the Holocaust Educational Trust, the President of the Commonwealth Jewish Council, a former President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews and Vice President of the World Jewish Congress, is also
a member of the Magic Circle and of the International Brotherhood of Magicians.
I wrote about this man and showed a picture of him in my article of April 28, "Why the BBC and Labor Government Cynically Backed the Denis Avey Holocaust Hoax, and Why They Won't Let It Go." Here are two other pictures of him.
Francis Lawrence, founder of the Campaign for Decency, wrote this about Janner in 2005:
JANNER is a child molester well known to the police. An active file on his activities has been maintained at Scotland Yard since even before the eruption of the Leicester Children's Home scandal of 1991 …
JANNER used the device of a "Personal Statement" to deny all the accusations against him. Statements to the House of Commons of this kind, apart from being covered by Parliamentary privilege, are exempt from the usual interjections *and questions* from other MPs. After making his statement JANNER was invited by the press to answer their questions *outside* the privileged confines of the House. He refused to do so, and refused to explain why.
Thus it may be seen that his subsequent claims to have been "cleared by Parliament of all accusations" is utterly untrue. JANNER ducked a genuine opportunity to clear his name by taking legal action against his former victim who, as a grown man, has re-iterated his evidence outside the protection of the witness box.
What the CHRIS website tells us about Greville Janner is mind-blowing! Here is the story:
Instead of quitting public life, JANNER simply kept his head down for a while. Now, in the mistaken belief that the dust from the Frank Beck affair has settled, JANNER has had the impudence to take a leading role in the crusade to recover “Holocaust Loot” allegedly held in Swiss banks.
Signed:
Frances Lawrence Campaign for Decency
Hon. Secretary: Andrew Hillier
64 Victoria Street
London SW1E 6QP, England
Tel. 0171-798-2259
In 1991, Frank Beck accused Janner of pedophilic behavior with a teenager who was in his (Beck's) care as warden of the Leicester Children's Home. But it was Beck who was arrested and charged with the sexual and physical abuse of children in his care over a thirteen-year period. At his trial Beck stated that: "One child has been buggered and abused for two solid years by Greville Janner".
Beck was referring to Paul Winston, who was just thirteen years old when he and Janner first met. Though Winston was able to describe Janner's home, the hotel rooms they had shared, and Janner's habits and person in detail, the
Director of
Public Prosecutions,
Allan Green, also a Jew [ who got done
for kerb crawling - Editor ], let it be known that "for lack of evidence," Janner would not be prosecuted.
Ironically, Green himself was arrested for kerb-crawling (cruising red-light districts for solicitation of prostitutes) in Kings Cross a little while later. Furthermore, Green had come to the attention of the police previously for this same misdemeanour and was quietly given a formal warning. The scandal prompted his resignation from public office and the suicide of his wife.
In court, Paul Winston, who was, at the time of Beck's trial, a married man with children, stood up for Beck, as did several other witnesses, paying credit to his achievements and behavior, and confirming his testimony against Janner. Winston testified he was invited to Janner's home near Golders Green as a 13-year old, whilst Janner's wife was away, and this led to his sharing Janner's bed where they "cuddled and fondled each other." Thereafter Winston testified that, over the next two years, he was regularly sodomised by Janner.
Beck discovered what had been going on after Winston was put into his care, at which point he informed his superiors at Leicester Social Services. At one point, Janner visited the care home with a new bicycle for Paul but Beck denied him entry and would not allow the gift to be passed on. This was confirmed by another witness at the trial.
Even though Winston testified that Beck had counseled him over his relationship with the MP, and had brought the affair to an end, and had also had a beneficial effect on his life, Beck was nevertheless found guilty and sentenced to twenty-four years in prison, with five life sentences to run concurrently for his "crimes"! What the heck is going on in English courts, we may well ask.
What is going on seems to be "Jew power", the same kind of Jew power we saw at the Nuremberg Tribunals in 1946. Janner was never brought to court, nor was he ever called upon to testify. In 1994 at the age of only 52, after a game of badminton, according to prison officials, Frank Beck died suddenly of a 'heart attack'
shortly before his appeal was due to begin. He was, by all accounts, a fit man at the time of his death. He never stopped protesting his innocence and Janner's guilt. Of Beck's two main solicitors, who believed in his innocence, one has since been killed in a road accident, and the other has been subjected to police harassment on a major scale.
The report of Beck's untimely death in The Independent UK on June 2, 1994 contained no mention whatsoever of Greville Janner. Nor is there any mention of this affair on Janner's Wikipedia page--suggesting a widespread cover-up by the British-Jewish elite.
Janner made a peer to escape being thrown out by voters
Several years later, in 1997, Janner was ennobled and took the title Baron of Braunstone. The man responsible for ennobling Greville Janner was
Tony Blair (former Labor Party Prime Minister).
As a member of the House of Lords, who are appointed essentially by the Sovereign on the recommendation of the Prime Minister rather than voted in as are the members of the House of Commons, Janner cannot be removed from office by the people. A "privilege" enjoyed by both Houses is that of freedom from arrest, although it is not total any longer.
Placing him in the House of Lords is believed to have been done for the protection of Greville Janner, so that he can remain a respectable actor in British politics and society. We have to assume that Janner donated a hefty sum to the British Labor Party in order to be recommended for a peerage. Or did he use blackmail? Gordon Brown is himself accused of being a pedophile, and Tony Blair accused of covering up for senior members of his government, no doubt including his Chancellor of the Exchequer, Brown.
How closely can we connect Avey to Janner?
This child molester, Janner, is the man Denis Avey thanked, right after thanking his wife and Sir Martin Gilbert who wrote the short forward, in the
acknowledgements in his book The Man Who Broke Into Auschwitz. He thanks Lord Janner, Karen Pollack and the team
at the Holocaust Education Trust for their "ongoing help and support," and writes "Their work is beyond value." After Janner, he thanks Gordon Brown. So not only is Avey a liar and a poseur of the worst sort because of his made-up stories about his time in the POW camp at Auschwitz, he has no problem associating himself and getting assistance from the lowest forms of humanity in the United Kingdom, such as Janner. It is not reasonable to think that, as a Brit interested in British politics, he had not heard something about the Janner scandal; certainly his co-writer Rob Broomby knew all about it. Tellingly, Broomby did not mention Janner or the HET in his acknowledgements.
It's no wonder Avey so recklessly accuses innocent people of crimes that occurred only in his own sick fantasies--he obviously has no standards or scruples by which he guides his life, in spite of all his talk about his solid 'country' upbringing in Essex, and being a 'man of principle.' Avey writes in Chapter One of his book, "I grew up in a world of moral certainties and I was expected to stand up for what was right. [My father] taught me to respect humans and animals." What about unprotected children? It is clear from his show of respect
for Greville Janner and Gordon Brown that Avey is not a man who 'stands up' for what is right. Instead, he 'stands up' for personal profit and falsely asserting himself as a 'hero.'
Janner the magician
What kind of illusionism did the morally-bankrupt Janner perform to get the police and prosecutors to refrain from investigating him, and to go after Frank Beck instead, the CHRIS website asks? It answers that in the House of Parliament, Janner had simply uttered a general denial, defamed his principal accuser Paul Winston (behind the protection of Parliamentary privilege) and whined about his suffering! He was not asked a single question by any of the Members who heard him, nor did he have to endure detailed cross-examination as did those who gave evidence at Beck's trial because he was not called as a witness.
Did he by any chance assist Avey in his own illusionism of presenting himself to the British public as a war hero, and a man of grandiose deeds? Avey has also not been subjected to questioning or any kind of scrutiny. Those who have come out and said they don't believe him are quietly ignored by the press and the government hacks who named him a "Hero of the Holocaust." What a racket! And what a combination these two men make. Truly, we live in an age of delusion and corruption perhaps unparalleled in history.
An important point I want to make is that this revolting travesty of justice reveals the connection, in the clearest manner possible, between the Holocaust and Politics. In the United Kingdom, as similarly in the United States and the European Union, the Holocaust is used to give substance and credibility to the most unworthy politicians and political agendas. This is a scandal that when it really breaks open will reveal the slimy and deeply evil underbelly of the 'New World Order' created in 1945-46 with the totally falsified Nuremberg Tribunals and the on-going show trials that followed. One current example is the John Demjanjuk show trial which just ended.
In closing, I will add that Greville Janner, now Lord Janner of Braunstone, was born in 1928, married in 1955, and has, with his wife, three children and six grandchildren. He took over his father Barnett Janner's Leicester seat in Parliament, and also followed his father as Chairman of the Zionist Federation of Great Britain. A fine British family.
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Galilee school centre name honours Lord Janner
Jewish Chronical - August 30, 2012
A new education centre in the north of Israel is to be named after the former Labour MP and ex-president of the Board of Deputies, Lord Janner.
Israel's ambassador to the UK, Daniel Taub, and members of the UJIA recommended the veteran Labour peer, now 84, for the honour in recognition of his work promoting understanding between people of different faiths.
In a letter to Lord Janner, Mr Taub said: "This is a mark of our tremendous gratitude and appreciation for all you have achieved in the course of your long and devoted service to the Jewish state."
The Lord Janner Education Centre in Ma'alot Tarshiha, northern Galilee, will focus on teaching young children from different backgrounds lessons that promote tolerance and cultural diversity. The township is one of the areas supported by the UJIA in Britain.
Its mayor, Shlomo Buhbut, said: "We are proud to acknowledge and to publicise the significant and important contribution of Lord Janner to the state of Israel and to the Jewish people."
Mick Davis, chairman of the UJIA, was instrumental in recommending Lord Janner for the honour and said: "There is no measure great enough to value the contribution that my dear friend Greville Janner has made to the Jewish community of Great Britain, the Jewish communities of the Commonwealth and to the building of the modern state of Israel."
Lord Janner said he was "delighted and very proud to receive this wonderful honour."
Among the many organisations with which he has been involved is the Coexistence Trust which he co-founded with Jordan's Prince Hassan, to help governments combat racial and religious intolerance, including antisemitism and Islamophobia.
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Lord Janner honoured by Israel
Jewish Chroicle - November 8, 2012
A jubilant Lord Janner raises a woven artwork made for him by the children of the Ma’alot Tarshiha kindergarten in the Galileee.
The nursery, attended by Jewish and Arab children, has been named in Lord Janner’s honour by the state of Israel, to mark his service to the Jewish community and the state.
At the dedication ceremony, attended by the British ambassador to Israel, Matthew Gould, the mayor of Ma’alot, Shlomo Buhbut, and the deputy mayor of Tarshiha, George Ablini, a plaque was unveiled renaming the school the Lord Greville Janner Education Centre.
Mayor Buhbut said: “ You cannot tell at this kindergarten if a child is Jewish or Arab. That is what is so wonderful about our town. Lord Janner, you are not afraid of challenges and building bridges. There is no better place in Israel than to have our kindergarten named for you.”
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QUOTE
Greville Ewan Janner, Baron Janner of Braunstone (born 11 July 1928)
is a British
Labour politician, lawyer and author. A
QC since 1971, he was a Labour MP from 1970 to 1997. He is also associated
with a number of Jewish NGOs, including the
Board of Deputies of British Jews, of which he was chairman from 1978 to
1984.
Janner was born in
Cardiff,
Wales to
Jewish parents, the son of Sir
Barnett Janner who was to sit in the House of Lords as Lord Janner of
leicester, a former Chairman of the
Zionist Federation of Great Britain. Educated at
St Paul’s School, London, Janner was evacuated to Canada during the war and
attended
Bishop's College School,
Lennoxville, Quebec. At the age of 18 he joined the British Army, where he
served in the War Crimes Investigation Unit near the former
Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in occupied Germany, and worked on cases of
killings at
Stalag Luft III.
UNQUOTE
He joined once the war was safely over. What
did he do for King and Country? Not a lot.
However, in an exceptionally rare move, the CPS went on to
detail the exact charges Janner would have faced had he been deemed well
enough: the 22 sex offences, alleged to have taken place from 1969 to 1988,
involving nine children and young adults then cared for in children’s homes.
These ranged from indecent assaults to buggery. What’s more, Saunders
admitted Janner should have been charged in 1991 and that there were two
further missed opportunities in 2002 and 2007 when the “evidential test was
passed”, meaning there was a realistic prospect of conviction.
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QUOTE
Lord Greville Janner will not face child sex
abuse trial after Crown Prosecution Service 'mistakes'
CPS admits Lord Janner should
have been prosecuted over string of 'extremely serious' claims as police
explore possible legal challenge and Labour suspend him
UNQUOTE
Blair let Janner off
the hook first time round, sticking him the Lords so that the hot, sweaty
peasant masses couldn't vote against him. Now he is working the ill health
routine. That was how they kept Jimmy Savile out
of prison. If there is enough evidence to charge him there was more, fresher
evidence then. Believe their story if you want; not many will.
PS It is rather strange that the police aren't going along
with The Establishment on this one. That part of
it is not corruption as normal.
PPS The real reason why he was allowed to get
away with buggering a lad is that he is Jew running the Holocaust® Racket
QUOTE
“Former Labour MP Lord Janner, chairman of the
Holocaust Educational Trust, said he would ask Home Secretary Jack Straw [
another Jew ]to investigate the allegations against Mr Kalejs. And he said that if there
was sufficient evidence, Mr Kalejs should be prosecuted under war crimes
legislation. If there was not enough evidence for a prosecution, the
government should follow the example of the United States and Canada and
deport him, he said. “They only do that if they are sufficiently satisfied
that a person is guilty of war crimes. They don’t want him in their country.
If that is correct, we don’t want him in our country either,” Lord Janner
told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.”
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Greville Janner is a Jew working the
Holocaust® Racket; a stitch up used by
Jews With Light Fingers To Take Germans For €63.2
Billion. Then there is the matter of why he was moved from the Commons to
the Lords. It prevented honest men voting against him. Sauce for the
goose is sauce for the gander? Not for Paedophile
perverts if they are Jews & mates of Blair. He
had the Chutzpah to talk about "our country".
This from an enemy alien betraying
Western Civilization.
The Jew
Janner was fit to sign his property away
but claims that he was not fit to stand trial. It is rather like the thief
Ernie Saunders, the only one ever to recover from Alzheimer's but then
Saunders is a Jew too. It got him out of prison after the
Guinness Job.
There are now 30 or so. Janner proves that using the right synagogue pays
off on time every time. If you need someone to
Pervert The Course Of
Justice for you just talk to the right rabbi. It might cost a lot though.
QUOTE
Police failed to question Lord Janner of Braunstone on two occasions
when he was named as a suspect in child abuse investigations.
Leicestershire police did not try to interview the veteran Labour peer
even though abuse victims came forward in 2002 and 2006 to accuse him of
assaulting them, The Times understands.
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The fix was in then. The fix is in now. It was all long time ago. Lessons have
been learned etcetera. Blair put him into the Lords so that that the hot,
sweaty, peasants of Leicestershire couldn't vote against him in 1997.
PS
The 2014 Child Sexual Abuse
Inquiry is being run by Lowell Goddard, a
judge from New Zealand with a dodgy track record albeit their Attorney General has
given her a clean bill of health. Vince Siemer disagrees big time. He was put
in prison for his pains.
QUOTE
The former Labour MP Lord Janner could be called to give evidence by a
judge leading a “full and exhaustive” new investigation into sex abuse
claims against him. Justice Lowell Goddard said yesterday that the “depth of public concern
surrounding the Janner case” exemplified the need for a “thorough and wholly
independent investigation”.
of its “prominence and the
controversy which surrounds it”.
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The stink of corruption has been noticed. Our new judge, all the way from
New Zealand is making the right noises. She has not said that the
Director of Public
Prosecutions is guilty of
Misconduct In Public Office -
not openly, not yet. So perhaps Alison
Saunders will get her collar felt. In fact our imported judge,
Lowell Goddard has also been accused of
being bent. Is this why she go the job? Possibly. She won't be reporting
until after the election, when we have all forgotten. Business as usual.
QUOTE
Labour peer Lord Janner of Braunstone is a “serial child abuser” who
“violated, raped and tortured” children in the Houses of Parliament, an
MP has said. Simon Danczuk, the Labour MP for
Rochdale, said he was appalled that
the Crown Prosecution Service had not allowed the allegations against
Lord Janner to be heard in court.
UNQUOTE
The fix was in from Day 1. Every MP was informed but he is a Jew so he
walked free. It was the same with Cyril Smith, the
Rochdale MP &, of course the
Perverts
of Rotherham who were allowed to rape English
girls because they are Pakistanis.
QUOTE
Pressure is growing on the director of public
prosecutions,
Alison Saunders, to resign after her decision
not to charge Lord Janner
with a string of sexual abuse
charges dating back to the 1960s was overturned in a review
by an independent QC.........
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The Establishment has been totally infiltrated &
corrupted by the Enemy Within. This means
foreigners like Blair,
Brown & Cameron; Scots or
anyone else who will pander to Zionist crazies. We
have a Zionist Occupation Government
[ ZOG ]. Janner was written up at the time in a pamphlet
called
High Ranking MP From Leicester In Paedophile Allegations.
The Establishment has kept him out court for decades.
Blair put him in the Lords because precisely because he
was accused on oath of being a Paedophile. He is
still trying to beat the raps.
'Lord' Janner looks convincing but then
Janner is a Jew, an expert liar with good reason to hate justice for
paedophiles.
Ernie
Saunders also looked convincing when he got out of prison after alleging
Alzheimer's. He is the only one ever to recover from it. Saunders is another
lying Jew.
'Lord' Janner
escaped justice because he is a Jew whose face fitted, because
The Establishment chose to
Pervert The Course Of Justice
for his benefit.
The Establishment is bent as a nine bob
note.
Blair moved him from the Commons to the House of Lords
so that Labour voters couldn't vote him out of
power because Blair is a corrupt manipulator.
'Lord' Janner wrongly escaped prosecution for child sex crimes THREE times
in 20 years and should have been charged in 1991, inquiry finds [
PS The headline is
verbatim.
PPS Pretending to be dead is a standard trick for getting away
with it. Maxwell did too but then Maxwell was
another Jew.
NO! That is the short answer. Shameless
corruption is a forte of the Zionist crazies, the
Puppet Masters. Buggering children is a way of
life to them. That is why
Jews Rape Children In
Bathhouses
albeit not all. Some escape; most do not. See the video at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRObgttIyeg
Perhaps not all Jews are Paedophiles but
most Jew boys get buggered by rabbis. See
Jews Rape
Children In Bathhouses. The Janner
cover up was carried out by
Blair & numerous other politicians who are
controlled by the Puppet Masters.
QUOTE
In a statement released on Monday, the IPCC said: “The Independent
Police Complaints Commission has served criminal and gross misconduct
notices [ See
Handling of Allegations of Criminal Offences against the Police
] on 11 individuals as it continues to investigate Leicestershire
police’s handling of child sexual abuse allegations made against the late
Greville Janner...........
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The
Course Of Justice was
Perverted
systematically, deliberately, with malice aforethought but it was not just
police; it was politicians & Jews especially Zionist
crazies. Telling police they are being 'investigated' simply warns them
to make sure they have covered their tracks.
QUOTE
We asked to see the documents on which the inquiry intends to base
its investigation of my father but it has refused us any disclosure,
writes DANIEL JANNER QC.
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'Lord' Janner got away with
Paedophile perversion because he was a Jew
whose face fitted.
Blair put him it the House of Lords so that people
couldn't vote against him after he was accused on oath. Janner
was also big in the
Holocaust® Racket. It is how
Jews With Light Fingers Took Germans For €63.2
Billion. Most of it was stolen. Very little went to victims real or, more
likely alleged. See e.g.
The World Jewish Congress And MAJOR Robbery