Chairperson: Belinda McKenzie Web Publisher: Sabine k mcNeill eu law Specialist


Grounds for suspicion and concern for the children's safety



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Grounds for suspicion and concern for the children's safety


From the start, the case was negligently handled by Barnet Police in that they failed to follow EU Directives and immediately investigate the very serious allegations. According to normal procedure in case/s of reported rape, following medical forensic examination of the victim to establish if indeed the crime had taken place (affirmative in the case of the 2 ‘Hampstead’ children), the next immediate action of the police should have been to visit the home of the chief named suspect, in this case the children’s own father and seize his computer, mobile phone, etc. however this did not happen. Had the father’s computer been seized much evidence of his child-pornography activity would have been found (See video 18 of Hampstead Research). It is also a fact of evidence against Barnet Police that they ignored the very real and credible risk of inside information being passed to suspect parties who subsequently, were possibly forewarned and given time to hide any evidence before their 'surprise' visit to Christ Church School 8 days after the allegations were reported.

The above possibility cannot be denied as police, social workers, family court officers etc., were all among alleged abusers and therefore, uniquely placed to be first to catch word of the allegations via other professionals/peers. There is a possibility that alleged abusers were knowingly or unwittingly informed of the allegations by fellow associates.

The Family Courts was also negligent in failing to demand further investigations into who had sexually abused the children, after they retracted their initial allegations against their father and others. According to the Family Courts and contrary to EU Law, responsibility for the medically confirmed physical and emotional evidence of abuse, incriminated only their mother only for "failing to protect" them.

Barnet Police are further negligent in that they failed again to follow EU Directives and did not continue to investigate the very serious allegations which involve multiple children and murder, in spite of the retractions. According to EU Child Protection Directives, the law is very clear: ALL allegations of child sexual abuse must be investigated, even AFTER withdrawal of allegations.

EU Directives are clear on this issue of investigation because it is understood that victims and/or witnesses are often in fear of the abusers and are subsequently coerced into silence which then means children remain at risk. EU Law determines to undermine and eradicate that risk with the burden of belief falling to witness/victims original testimony.

In this case, both children are very clearly and repeatedly recorded as saying that their father had threatened to kill them if they ever "broke their deal". Considering the children allege that they regularly witnessed their father killing babies, again, it is an important fact of evidence that this was very possibly, no IDLE threat.

The initial police interviews with Mr Dearman are frankly ridiculous set against the seriousness of the allegations and with interviewing officer DC Savage saying "...and I say 'alleged' very strongly...." Which very clearly suggests DC Savage at least, is convinced the children's allegations are false, because details of those allegations, are BARELY if at all mentioned in the interviews.

Grounds for guilt and proof of innocence, for children's safety


When it comes to serious allegations as shared above, EU Law strives to not prove the alleged abusers as guilty but to prove them innocent. It is because of the unique nature of this type of crime and the secrecy and often, collective power of abusers, that suspects are to be considered guilty until proven innocent beyond all reasonable doubt. When it comes to children's safety, there can be NO ROOM FOR DOUBT.

According to the evidence and facts presented herein, we acknowledge many points that place doubt on the retractions and which instead, support the children's original testimonies.


Criminal/Professional negligence or conspiracy among multiple professionals and authorities to cover up serious crimes against children?


As evidence in support of our allegations that we have every reason to suspect a conspiracy among alleged abusers, we refer initially to failure of authorities to abide by EU Directives. This could be due to professional negligence which, in the event of children being proven to have suffered abuse and remaining at risk directly due to that negligence, is in fact criminal negligence.

The possibility of this being a conspiracy to deliberately ignore EU Directives in the interest of protecting paedophile identities and permitting them freedom to continue in their activities of abusing, trafficking and murdering children, is not a possibility that can be reasonably dismissed.

In the light of past and present evidence as presented above, it is clear that multiple professionals in positions of British power and authority have colluded in and are conspiring to commit sexual abuse of children and/or profit from abuse of children.

It is clear according to the aforementioned UN Report that London is internationally recognised as a centre for receiving ‘thousands’ of trafficked children and babies from abroad every year. Of these many children ‘hundreds’ are tortured and killed in ritual 'sacrifice' which does sometimes include drinking blood and eating human flesh.

When we weigh up the amount of investigations and arrests against the numbers of abused children reflected in e.g. the UN Report, it is again clear that very little is being done to successfully address and eradicate this type of crime.

While we accept that because of the secrecy and collective powers of many paedophiles, allegations are rare and evidence often difficult to find, nonetheless, in light of the fear and manipulation of victims and the resulting rarity of reports it is therefore of paramount importance that all and any allegations relating to crimes against children, as listed above, are immediately and thoroughly investigated.

It is for this sole purpose that witness/victim testimony is accorded the burden of belief and that witness/victims’ having made allegations takes precedence over suspects’ denials, also, that any retractions are regarded with suspicion and most especially when retractions are given while victim/witnesses are under the control of alleged abusers.

In case of the Dearman children, retractions of allegations occurred only AFTER the children were removed from the care of their mother and placed into the custody of allegedly abusive authorities.

Again, we cannot reasonably deny the fact that paedophiles within circles of CAFCASS officers and social workers and police have both potential and power to subvert the course of justice and collectively conspire to coerce the children into retracting their allegations.

It is significant that the children later retracted their retractions and alleged they were coerced to retract via CAFCASS officers, while in Foster Care homes.

Since the High Court has now ruled that mother and her partner abusively coached the children to make the original allegations, who then was responsible for the retraction of the retractions? Did the Foster Carers 'coach' them too? Who is responsible for the sexual abuse and trauma as revealed by video recordings and victim testimony, along with supporting medical evidence?

The above questions have not been answered and this is most unsatisfactory, given the extreme seriousness of original allegations. As a result, the public, a lawfully recognised competent-authority in this case according to EU Directives and directly because other 'competent authorities' had failed to act, remains deeply concerned and suspicious that many children remain at risk via all alleged abusers in this case.

According to EU Law, such a level of suspicion concerning such immense risk to so many children, is legally, unacceptable.

According to EU Law, the retractions of the original allegations are of secondary value and automatically raise doubts due to their having been issued while the victims were in the care and control of alleged abusers.

According to EU Law, retraction of the retractions while in Foster Care, doubly amplifies the original allegations in the sense that in retracting the retractions, CAFCASS officers, police and social services are once again named as alleged abusers who have since used their professional powers to silence the children. Because of this, allegations now issued against mother and her partner are again to be legally considered secondary from the legal viewpoint and as yet more possible evidence of a conspiracy among alleged abusers.

Indeed, it is the collective and repeated failure of the regular competent authorities to adequately and to promptly investigate this case which leads us to question possible other motives behind their ignorance of Legal Directives?

In case of the original allegations being correct, there is every reason to suspect that the guilty parties are continuing to participate in covering up their crimes and utilising their collective, professional powers to silence victims and witnesses and even, to persecute the mother and her adviser via threat of prosecution for crimes of which they have been found guilty via a Judgement derived from a hearing/s which these newly accused and convicted did not and could not attend.



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