Tory cabinet minister accused of rape ’protected from arrest in a murky establishment cover-up’
Source: mirror.co.uk
The alleged victim became so concerned about the failure of police to act on information she gave them that she angrily confronted a senior detective involved
Cover up: The alleged victim is worried the attacker may be being protected
The woman who accuses a budding Tory star of raping her believes he is being protected from arrest in a murky establishment cover-up.
She became so concerned about the failure of police to act on information she gave them that she angrily confronted a senior detective involved, reports the Sunday People
Her experiences left her convinced that officers looked for excuses to shelve their investigation and shield the man – who had gone on to become an MP and Cabinet Minister.
The alleged victim, who we are calling Jane, said in an interview with the Sunday People and the investigative website Exaro: “Compare the handling of this case with celebrity investigations.
"There appears to be an inconsistency.
“Celebrities were quickly interviewed by police, and yet my allegations are similar. I am concerned that people may be protecting this man.
“I am mindful of the fact that there have been cover-ups after cover-ups.
“I am realistic about what has gone on with regard to this person and how much has been done to cover up.
“I simply wanted to help the police, to be able to get things out in the open, which they have not been able to do.”
Her fears are shared by Labour MP Tom Watson , who made allegations of a network of sex abusers among senior politicians and dignitaries to the House of Commons in 2012.
Mr Watson believes that by not interviewing the former MP who Jane accuses, police failed to follow their own guidelines on rape allegations.
At the centre of the dispute is whether or not Jane made it clear she did not consent to sex.
She says police have argued that she “voluntarily undressed” – which she disputes.
She went to police after watching on TV the dramatic Commons exchanges between Mr Watson and David Cameron, in which the Prime Minister was urged to investigate historical claims of a “powerful paedophile network linked to Parliament and No10”.
Mr Watson’s extraordinary intervention followed the exposure of BBC DJ Jimmy Savile as a paedophile.
The Metropolitan Police responded by launching Operation Fairbank, to investigate claims, also revealed by the Sunday People, that senior political figures sexually abused children.
[...]
Read the full article at: mirror.co.uk
Tune into Red Ice Radio:
David Icke - The Hollie Greig Case & The Scottish Elite Connections to the World Wide Satanic Pedophile Network
David Icke - Limitations of Belief & Awakening
Nick Bryant - The Franklin Scandal, Child Abuse & Cover-up
William H. Kennedy - Satanism, Ritual Abuse & Pedophilia in the Roman Catholic Church
