Cryril Smith - An ex boyfriend of Carole testified at the same inquest that she had picture of Sir Cyril Smith, who the police confirmed visited the house, and who was later exposed as a child predator after his death in 2010. He abused boys at hostels and care homes, with one victim claiming he was r***d so hard, he lost teeth and needed stitches. Later investigations revealed that the Police and Crown prosecution decision not to charge Smith were influenced by political and institutional pressures which silenced victims. Even though in the 80s, Smith was caught with CP, he was never charged with the crime and allowed to walk after having made a mysterious phone-call. It was later discovered that he had called MI5. Years later he would be knighted by the queen. In 2015, released cabinet office documents revealed that PM Margaret Thatcher had been informed of allegations of child abuse against Cyril Smith. A BBC Newsnight investigation exposed that Smith had been arrested in the early 80s for involvement in a separate predator ring, and that someone high up in the government had called the local police, who had arrested Cyril ordering them to destroy evidence related to the ring; further reports indicated another arrest by Northamptonshire police for child abuse, before being released under similar circumstances. In 2015, a retired police officer alleged he was threatened into silence by the government after discovering Cyril Smith at the home of a known sex offender with two intoxicated teen boys and a police Sergeant. The officers claims he was brought to a meeting at the station and instructed to remain silent. It's public information and widely known that the Director of Public Prosecutions, lied to journalists about why they chose not to charge Cyril Smith with crimes against children throughout his life. Even though he had been arrested multiple times for the offenses and had dozens of allegations made against him. When questioned, the Director of Public Prosecution stated that the case was not referred to MI5, when it was referred to them. He also stated that they decided not to follow the information as a serious lead because their role was to defend the realm.
Smith was also part of the Knowl View School pedo ring. Officers, authorities and politicians all claimed that police files on this case were seized by MI5 and that whistle-blowers had been silenced under the Official Secrets Act, which makes it illegal for people to talk about something.
(((Leon Brittan))) - The boy who was treated for r**e at Elm House referred to one of his abusers as Uncle Leon. (Presumably Leon Brittan)
MP Geoffrey Dickens fought to have PIE banned and claimed to have suffered break-ins and intimidation when he started a pedo-exposing campaign against British politician. His name was found in the notebook of a serial murderer, Arthur Hutchinson, who gave no reason as to why.

Dickens compiles a 40-page dossier of alleged pedophiles, including politicians, which he handed to Home Secretary, (((Leon Brittan))). Thirty years later, the whereabouts of the dossier could not be ascertained. It turned out that somewhere between Leon Brittan, the Home Office and the police, the dossier had disappeared. A look for them was ordered in 2014, but they happened to be 1 of 114 other files related to allegations of a child abuse network that officials could not find. This might have something to do with the fact that in 2014, a customs officer was reported to say he had pulled over Brittan in the 1980s, searched his car and found videotapes of children clearly under the age of 12 taking part in sex acts. This officer reported this, to his superiors, with no action being taken.
In 1981, Dickens used parliamentary privilege, the ability of an MP to say what they want within Parliament without fear of prosecution, using it to name senior diplomat, Peter Hayman as a pedophile.
Peter Hayman - Sir Peter Hayman was a British diplomat, MI6 agent and a high commissioner in Canada. Years after MP Geoffrey Dickens had named him, Peter Hayman, was found to have secret diaries containing fantasies of sexual activity between him and children. A file documenting his sexual proclivities was prepared for Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who did nothing. It was then filed away in National Archives under security rules until its discovery by an academic researcher almost 40 years later.
Five PIE members were charged with printing contact advertisements in their magazine, Mag Pi, that displayed graphic acts between adults and others were given lesser charges for sending CP through the mail. And these charges related to letters they had exchanged with others detailing their fantasies about charges against the members kept coming after the first trial, but these charges would come years, even decades apart. In fact, some charges weren't even brought until 2016 when Douglas Slade was sentenced to 24 years in prison for sexual offences against children between the years 1965 and 1980. The reason it took till 2016 to convict him is because there was one man, known as Mr. Henderson, who had the most correspondence with the arrested members of PIE, but was never investigated or tried for any crimes. It wasn't until the year 1980, long after the trials had ended, that magazine News Eye revealed Mr. Henderson to be Sir Peter Hayman. After Hayman was exposed as having been intimately connected to this pro-group, the Attorney General at the time, Sir Michael Havers, replied: ''I am in agreement with the Director of Public Prosecution's advice not to prosecute Sir Peter Hayman and the other persons with whom he had carried on an obscene correspondence, and that while Hayman had been found to have received material through the post, it was not of an extreme nature, was non-commercial, and was in a sealed envelope, so did not warrant prosecution.''
Peter Righton - In 1992 a social services director named Peter Righton, the top UK government adviser on Child Protection Services was arrested after Customs officials intercepted CP addressed to him from Amsterdam. Righton was also a member of PIE. Two years later in 1994 Peter riton was arrested once again after a Scotland Yard investigation into allegations of historic child abuse at children's homes revealed that Peter won the head of child services in the UK was a hardcore absolutely unrepentant Predator. Peter Righton's name had been brought up in connection with the Elm Guest House long before those articles and news reports came out.
Ken Clarke - In 2015, former child actor Ben Fellows was cleared of perverting the course of justice after he claimed over a period of years that he had been groped as a 19-year-old by MP Ken Clarke. According to the jury, he had not lied, which begs the question, why was Ken Clarke never prosecuted for allegations of groping a teenage boy?
(((Clement Freud))) - Operation Yewtree, was an investigation into pedophiles, mainly in the entertainment industry, prompted after Jimmy Savile's death. It ignoring at least two allegations of child abuse at the hands of former politician (((Clement Freud))), the Grandson of psycho-analyst, (((Sigmund Freud))). Clement Freud's funeral was attended by famous names from his showbiz, law and politics, such as (((Stephen Fry))).
(((Greville Janner))) - For almost 30 years (((Greville Janner))) was the Member of Parliament for Leicester in England, a proud Jew. He fought long and hard to bring Nazis to justice. He believed that no one was too old or too sick to be prosecuted for German Holocaust crimes. In an ironic twist, Jana was accused over a number of decades of being a pedophile, but in recent years he was deemed too sick to be charged, even though it was announced that there was enough evidence for a prosecution. His rule that people should face their accusations, no matter their personal circumstances, did not, it appear, apply to himself. Lord Jana, ennobled in 1997 by his friend Prime Minister Tony Blair, was facing more than 30 accusations against him, according to police. These dated back to his involvement with a Leicester children's care home in the 80s. In 1991, after accusing Greville Janna of pedophilic behavior with a teenage boy, Frank Beck, a care home manager from Leicester, found himself arrested and charged with physical and sexual abuse of children in his care. At his trial, Beck stated that one child has been buggered and abused for two solid years by Greville Janna. The child, Paul Winston, by now a grown man, testified in support of Frank Beck, alleging that Beck had helped him extricate himself away from the abusive and controlling Janna. Other witnesses who were formerly in the care home Beck managed equally supported Beck. However, despite glowing testimonies and an uneasy sense that working class Beck was being trounced by a respectable and influential middle class MP, Beck was found guilty and sentenced to 24 years in prison. He died two years later, still protesting his innocence.
Detective Sergeant, Mick Creedon, who was involved with the original investigation, said that credible evidence existed that required further investigation, but he had been blocked from pursuing child abuse questions that surrounded Greville Janner. Creedon's bosses issued him with explicit orders regarding Janner, including forbidding a search on his home address, constituency office or his office in the House of Parliament. Following the court case, Janna visited police headquarters in Leicester in the carefully controlled way that Mick Creedon now describes several decades later. The director of public prosecutions, Alan Green, said that Janna would not be charged for lack of evidence. Green, it should be noted, was later the subject of a national sex scandal when he was forced to resign after his arrest for curb crawling in the prostitute-dense King's Cross in London.
Fast forward to 2013 and Baron Janna, by now an active participant in the House of Lords, was turning up regularly to participate, even though Lords are not obliged to, and collecting the generous £300 daily clocking-in amount awarded to them. That was until police once again renewed their interest in the historic abuse allegations against Greville Janna and officers spent two days searching the 85-year-old's London home. Police then refused to confirm if anything was seized, but confirmed that their search was part of an ongoing investigation. Despite his prior enthusiasm for House of Lords attendance and even a recent renewing of his intent to contribute there, Greville Janna, we were told, was ruled unfit to face the accusations against him. An independent review concluded that there was sufficient evidence to prosecute him on allegations of child sexual abuse. The case went backwards and forwards. Eventually it was left to a judge to decide if Jana was fit to deal with a legal case and as a result of dozens of boys and men claiming he'd abused them over the decades. In December 2015, the judge ruled he was unfit to stand trial. His death was reported later that month. He was never cleared of abusing children.
Ed Heath - In 2015, Wiltshire Police announced that they would be investigating multiple allegations of child sex abuse at the hands of former British PM, Sir Edward Heath.
[Grain of salt, but years before Heath was exposed as a pedophile in 2015, in 1997, respected psychiatrist, Dr. Joan Coleman, compiled a list (The RAINS List) of her clients who claimed abuse by British politicians, including Ed Heath. Around five different alleged victims, who did not know each-other, interdependently recounted that Heath would use giant metal prosthetic hands to hold his victims while abusing them.]
Peter Morrison - Sir Peter Morrison was one of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's closest confidence and aides while she was in 10 Downing Street they were closed personally and professionally so it was when her long serving personal protection officer Barry strove and informed her that Morrison may be holding sexual parties with underage boys Thatcher not only failed to act on this information vouched for Morrison's knighthood.
Harvey Proctor - Harvey Proctor, a member of Margaret Thatcher's government in the 80s, had a taste for young, prostituted men who dressed up as young boys. Unquestionably, much of the mid-80s media in England had a great deal of problems with Harvey Proctor, and one newspaper editorial stated that he was unfit to pass laws to protect the young, a troubling and somewhat pointed charge to aim at a Member of Parliament.
Cover-Up - In 2014, a year before announcing the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA, Theresa May, then Home Secretary, organized a report to be co-authored with the director of the NSPCC. The review found nothing to support a concern that files had been deliberately or systematically removed or destroyed to cover up organised child abuse.
King Charles III - The IICSA investigated how the Church of England and authorities handled the case of Peter Ball, the former Bishop of Gloucester who was jailed in 2015 for sexually abusing 18 young men and boys. Ball was also a long-time friend of then Prince Charles III. Although initially called upon for cross-examination in the enquiry, lawyers for the Prince argued that the public inquiry did not have the legal power to compel a member of the royal family to submit a formal witness statement or appear for oral cross-examination. They utilized human rights law to block efforts to force a standard statement.
Charles Napier - BBC's Panarama released a documentary titled The VIP Pedophile Ring: What's the Truth? It basically concluded that the claim was fake, only admitting to a prep-school teacher, jailed after Tom Watson's call for action. What they didn't mention was that the prep-school master in question was Charles Napier, a former treasurer of the pedophile information exchange and half-brother of powerful parliamentarian, John Whittingdale, who previously held the role of overseeing media and culture, including the BBC. Whittingdale began his parliamentary career working for both Leon Brittan and Margaret Thatcher. Napier had previously boasted that he could import child abuse images into parliament via his connections.
Trevor Lloyd-Hughes - In 1986, a social worker named Abraham Jacob, was jailed for four years for helping organize a prostitution ring involving young boys. He was arrested as part of Operation Circus, overseen by Commander Trevor Lloyd-Hughes. Commander Lloyd-Hughes had not been able to see this investigation through as he had allegedly died of a heart attack just over a week before Jacob Abraham was sentenced. On the Sunday following Lloyd-Hughes' death, a newspaper claimed that he himself was under investigation for potential links to a rent-boy ring. Although his death was declared natural, former police Sergeant, Dave Machin claims that Lloyd-Hughes was found with a tie tied tightly round his neck, with a note and multiple bottle of amyl-nitrite. He also says that he was taken to a room and told by two men in suits that the events were to bankrupt quiet from the media and their wives, friends or even each-other, and to inform their chief inspector of any media attention.
(Grain of salt) An anonymous source who spoke to Sonia Poulton claims that as a teen he visited a man's house to buy some radios, when he encountered Trevor Lloyd-Hughes with a young boy names Martin, who he later identified as having been Martin Allen, a 15-year-old who went missing in 1979, last seen getting into a car with a tall blonde man.
Jeremy Corbyn - A number of people have come forward, including a social worker to claim that Corbyn ignored what was told about abuse in Islington. It was Corbyn who clashed with Geoffrey Dickens in Parliament in the 80s when Dickens refused to ignore what was being said about abuse in Corbyn's constituency. John Mann MP, who also came out asking for justice for survivors but has used many sticks with which to beat Corbyn, who he clearly loathes, issued an open letter to Jeremy Corbyn. Corbyn's people responded robustly, denying allegations and reassuring people that all would be tackled by the child abuse inquiry. Nonetheless, a shadow hangs over Jeremy Corbyn regarding what he did and didn't know about child abuse in his own community. There is no doubt that vulnerable young people were being abused in Islington's care homes, part of Corbyn's territory.
Adrian Hughes - In 2026, Labour councillor, Adrian Hughes, who also sat on Children's Committee, was jailed after admitting to four child sex offences, involving what he thought was a 12-year-old and a 13-year-old girl.
Keith Vaz - Former UK Former Minister of State, Recorded with male prostitutes and discussing illegal drugs. One of the most vehement defenders of Greville Janna has been MP Keith Vaz. In fact, during Janna's speech in Parliament in the 90s, it was Vaz who rose to assure fellow MPs that his friend was the victim of a cowardly and wicked attack. At the same time, Vaz suggested that the law be changed so as to protect prominent people being named in court. Fast forward three decades, and Keith Vaz saw the partial realization of his desire when politicians voted for the public not to know when they were under investigation. Overnight, names under investigation vanished from the parliamentary website. The first to go was one Keith Vaz, whose actions with male prostitutes was captured on a Sunday front cover and who had further outstanding allegations of impropriety against him. In the early stages of Operation Conifer, Vaz wrote to Mike Veal, inquiring about details that the experienced policeman found highly unusual and highly inappropriate.
Pakhoe Sean Morton - Was not only caught with child porn but bestiality and even as a three-peat offender he was defended by the likes of Pam Duncan-Glacy and Matthew Doyle both of whom have had to resign.
Geraint Davies - Former long-serving MP who faced multiple serious allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior but has not been convicted of a sex crime
Christian Matheson - Christian Matheson, the former Labour MP for the City of Chester, resigned from Parliament in October 2022 after an independent investigation upheld allegations of "serious sexual misconduct" against him.
Dan Norris - Dan Norris, the suspended Labour MP for North East Somerset and Hanham, is currently under police investigation for multiple serious sexual offences, with a case file under review by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to consider formal charges.
Conor McGinn - Conor McGinn, the former Labour MP for St Helens North, has been charged with one count of sexual assault stemming from an alleged incident in July 2022
Mike Hill - Mike Hill, the former Labour MP for Hartlepool, was found by an employment tribunal to have sexually assaulted, harassed, and victimized a female parliamentary worker. Following the investigation into his conduct, Hill resigned from his seat in March 2021.
Woodcock Velleman - Tried to bang a 13-year-old.
David Graham Irfan - David Graham, a former Scottish Labour councillor for Fife Council, was sentenced to 27 months in prison in August 2025 after being convicted of sexual offences involving a 15-year-old girl. The 43-year-old abused his position of power to groom and sexually abuse the teenager between February and August 2023.
Mohammad Daneil Lee - Daniel Lee-Phakoe, a former Newham Labour Party councillor, was convicted and sentenced for the sexual assault of a woman.
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