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kestrel9 ago

to perhaps further your research, here are some notes I have on Charles Napier and Peter Righton

http://archive.is/C9WZc http://archive.is/C9WZc#selection-1827.0-1832.1 Paedophile register of controversial group ignored by police

Exclusive: Detectives knew of 300 names in a secret club that advocated sex with children

Saturday 19 March 2016

Charles Napier was on the PIE list (Getty)

One of those on the list and later convicted was Charles Napier. Napier was jailed for 13 years in 2014 for hundreds of sex attacks on schoolboys. The file also contains a John Napier, who had been convicted for running a “child brothel” in London in the early 1970s. >

Metropolitan Police sources admitted the PIE list had been all but ignored until recent paedophile allegations surfaced. “The police had the lists from the late 1980s, at a time when it was not a crime to be a member of the PIE. The files sat in a drawer, metaphorically speaking, until 2012, when Operation Fairbank decided to go back and have a look.

https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Paedophile%20Information%20Exchange&uid=1575 Charles Napier jailed for 13 years for child sex abuse". BBC News. 23 December 2014. Retrieved 7 January 2015.

One-time treasurer of PIE Charles Napier became an English Language Trainer at the British Council and was convicted of sexual assault against minors in London in 1995 and investigated as an alleged member of a paedophile network operating in British schools in 1996.

He set up his own school in Turkey and resumed English Language Training with the British Council after serving his sentence.[34] Napier was accused in 2005 by journalist Francis Wheen of having sexually assaulted boys while a gym master at Copthorne Preparatory School.[35] > Wheen gave evidence at Napier's 2014 trial, waiving his right to anonymity. Napier was convicted in December 2014 and jailed for 13 years for child sexual abuse.

Peter Righton, founder of PIE

2012, 24th October- Tom Watson uses his Parliamentary privilege to request police to look afresh at claims of an historic “powerful paedophile network linked to Parliament and No 10''. He refers to Peter Righton, a former consultant to the National Children’s Bureau, who was convicted of importing and possessing illegal homosexual pornographic material in 1992. He states that files on this man contained “clear intelligence of a widespread paedophile ring''. 

On the 19 July 2015, Australia's 60 Minutes broadcast an investigation of an alleged paedophile ring, into which abused children were supplied by one of PIE founders Peter Righton, who was also a former director of education in the National Institute for Social Work and a legal aide to the Thatcher government. The alleged network was said to include senior public figures such as Greville Janner and Cyril Smith alongside a former head of MI6 Sir Peter Telford Hayman.

cantsleepawink ago

Thank you.