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Witness Statement Reporting the Serious Crime of Fraud in a Police Investigation
and Court Proceedings Statement made and sent last day of March, year 2015
Published as Comment on
http://whistleblowerkids.uk/2015/04/01/dear-mp-childsexualabuse-csa-is-an-election-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-1120
- I have been made aware of the very serious crime of fraud committed by Mrs Justice Anna Pauffley, a senior judge, Detective Constable Rogers of the Child Abuse Investigation Team at Barnet Police Station and Detective Inspector Cannon, who was in charge of a recent police investigation into child rape and murder in Hampstead, London. This fraud is revealed by Judge Pauffley herself, in her own words, in paragraphs 107. and 108. from her “Care Proceedings: Fact Finding” judgement made public, 19th day of March, year 2015:
- It is a curious fact that prior to the launch of these proceedings, no police officer had listened to the audio recording made by Jean Clement Yaohirou or watched the film clips of the children. DI Cannon made inquiries at my request to discover that DC Rogers, the member of his team who received the film clips and the audio recording from Mr Yaohirou, had sent them to a property store in Chingford. The focus would appear to have been upon arranging almost immediate ABE interviews.
- I say no more at this stage than that the police and social services inquiry could have taken an entirely different course, if attention had been given to those recordings. At the very least, the questions asked of P and Q at interview would have been directed towards other areas of interest.
- The video clips and audio recording Judge Pauffley refers to constituted the entire evidence gathered in Ella Draper’s and Abraham Christie’s interviews with Ella Draper’s two young children. Some of these video clips contain the children’s very detailed descriptions and drawings of distinguishing marks, such as warts, birthmarks, tattoos, piercings, etc. on and around the private parts of the adults named by the children as their attackers.
- Jean Clement Yaohirou handed all of this crucial evidence to DC Rogers on September 5th, 2014. The police investigation began the same day, but throughout the investigation no police officer “…listened to the audio recording made by Jean Clement Yaohirou or watched the film clips of the children” because DC Rogers, of the Child Abuse Investigation Team at Barnet Police Station, “…had sent them to a property store in Chingford.”
- Judge Pauffley rightly points out in paragraph 108. of her fact-finding judgement, “…the police and social services inquiry could have taken an entirely different course if attention had been given to those recordings. At the very least, the questions asked of P and Q at interview would have been directed towards other areas of interest.” This was effectively prevented by DC Rogers, who concealed from the investigating teams – both police and social services – throughout the inquiry, ALL of the c