This Week's Global Pervs and Paedos List > Monster Terrorizes School Girl in Wales; Trans Rapist Gets 8 Years in Men's Prison

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Vile rapist dragged schoolgirl to a field and raped her

after forcing her to take cocaine

Tom Hussey, The Sun

Published: 7:24, 22 Feb 2023. Updated: 7:50, 22 Feb 2023

AN evil thug dragged a schoolgirl into a field and repeatedly raped her as he held a screwdriver to her neck, a court heard.

Phillip Williams planned the attack which came after forcing his victim to take cocaine and alcohol.

Philip Williams dragged a schoolgirl into a field and forced her to consume cocaine and alcohol

before repeatedly raping her at the point of a screwdriver. Credit: Athena

After raping the child, the defendant - who was also armed with a length of rope - forced the muddy and half-naked girl into his car.

He took her on a lengthy journey to secluded woodlands in Port Talbot, Wales, where he beat her up and repeatedly demanded oral sex.

Sentencing Williams to 22 years in prison, followed by an eight-year licence period, a judge told him he was so deceptive and manipulative that friends and family had no idea what he was really capable of.

Swansea Crown Court heard the incident took place in the summer of last year when Williams put into action his plan to commit child rape.

The defendant forced his victim into a muddy field in the Llandovery area and beat her before stripping her, forcing her to consume alcohol and cocaine.

He tied her hands and then repeatedly raped her while holding a screwdriver to her neck.

The court heard the child was crying and resisting Williams during the ordeal and when she asked the defendant why he was doing what he was doing he replied: "Because I can."

After attacking the girl Williams – under the influence of cannabis and alcohol – took her phone and dragged her into a car taking her to woods near Margam Park.

Once in the woods he beat up the girl and again demanded oral sex, which was refused.

The court heard the girl eventually managed to retrieve her phone from Williams and flee the woods and she then called 999.

Police were soon on the scene and found the girl – muddy, half-dressed, shoeless, and in an extremely distressed state – and took her to safety.

An investigation was launched – which included looking for evidence at the site of the rapes where the child's underwear was recovered – and 48-year-old Williams was identified.

The defendant tried to evade capture but a manhunt by Dyfed-Powys Police and South Wales Police located him and he was arrested.

He denied all the allegations against him.

In a victim impact statement read to the court by barrister Helen Randall the teenager described the devastating impact of her ordeal.

She said she used to be an outgoing girl who would talk to anyone but now feels paranoid and untrusting of strangers and is constantly worrying about people's intentions.

She struggles to sleep, has lost weight, feels isolated at school, and keeps having nightmares that Williams will find her again no matter where she is.

The teenager said "it feels like he took control of my life" and "nothing will ever be the same again".

She said she feels like she wants to change her appearance, change her name, and move away to start a new life.

Judge Catherine Richards told Williams he had subjected his young victim to a "brutal" ordeal which had caused "severe psychological harm and has affected every aspect of her life".

The defendant can apply for release after serving two-thirds of the custodial element of the sentence but it will be for the Parole Board to determine if he is safe to be released and on what conditions.

Williams will be a registered sex offender for the rest of his life.

Speaking after the sentencing, Dyfed-Powys Police detective inspector Dale Thomas said the defendant had thought he could get away with his crimes.

But thanks to the bravery of the victim and the efforts of the investigating team he had been brought to justice, with the jury in the case taking just 40 minutes to reach its verdicts.

Isla Bryson: Trans rapist jailed for 8 years for attacks on two women

Graham Mann, The Sun

Published: 10:24, 28 Feb 2023Updated: 12:27, 28 Feb 2023

TRANSGENDER rapist Isla Bryson has been jailed for eight years over the double rape the sex fiend committed as a man named Adam Graham.

The perv was sentenced this morning at the High Court in Edinburgh after having been found guilty of sex attacks on two vulnerable mums.

Isla Bryson has been jailed for --- after being convicted of two rapes

She was previously known as Adam Graham. Credit: PA

Bryson, 31, was handed an 11 years extended sentence, eight of which will be spent in custody and then an extension of three years on licence when she is released.

Judge Lord Scott told Bryson: "Your vulnerability is no excuse for what you did to these two women."

He said Bryson, of Clydebank, preyed on his vulnerable victims and raped them in their own homes where they should have felt safe.

Bryson posed a high risk of reoffending and would need to be supervised upon release.

He noted Bryson was still in denial adding: "You see yourself as the victim - you are not."

Bryson wore black leggings and the same shocking pink jacket the sex offender had on throughout last month's trial.

The perv's hood was up as she sat in the dock to hear her fate and showed no emotion when the sentence was delivered.

Do they even allow that? 

She had been due to learn her fate at the High Court in Stirling, the closest court to female prison Cornton Vale where the beast was originally sent after her January conviction.

But the court switch to the capital came after Bryson was transferred to man's jail Saughton in Edinburgh after a public outcry forced a u-turn by jail bosses.

We were first to reveal Bryson was on trial at the High Court in Glasgow over claims she raped two vulnerable mum’s with ‘her penis’.

OK. So, I've just drawn the line on pronouns. If someone has a penis, they are men in my vocabulary. If they don't, they are women. If a man is serious about being a woman, he should have his penis and scrotum removed.

A five-day trial heard Bryson preyed on the victims in 2016 and 2019 while living as a man - but began living as a woman after being charged with the sex attacks.

I'm sure the timing was just a coincidence! It will be interesting to see if he continues with the transition now that he will be serving his time in a men's prison.

During the trial, Advocate Depute John Keenan KC revealed Bryson was in the process of starting surgery to complete gender reassignment.

He revealed a letter from the predator's GP from last August confirmed Bryson was "receiving maximum recommended doses of spironolactone and finasteride" - a hormone prescription from Glasgow's sexual health service, the Sandyford Clinic.

The court heard the sex fiend was also offered an appointment at the clinic within the next year to be prescribed further hormone treatment.

But before Bryson began to transition, one of his victims told how she met Adam Graham - a "muscular" man - after initially hooking up on the dating site Badoo in 2016.

The woman said she began chatting with him "daily and nightly" before he moved into her home in Clydebank where at first the accused was a "loving and caring person".

But she said the relationship took a sinister twist after her family raised concerns about the relationship.

She recalled: "My family realised it before I could because I love head over heels."

Recalling her ordeal she said: "He knew people that could cause an attack or harm my family if I had said anything.

"I was more scared and sick to the stomach.”

The woman's sister also told jurors Bryson - who she also knew as Adam Graham - had a facial tattoo like boxer Mike Tyson.

Asked by Mr Keenan to describe Bryson’s appearance in 2016, she said: "His head was bald. He had a Mike Tyson tattoo on the side of his face. He was stocky, but not overly."

Edward Targowski KC, defending, said: "It's not a straightforward case as the Crown would make out of women being preyed on by a man."

Addressing Bryson after the guilty verdict, judge Lord Scott said: "Ms Bryson, you have been convicted of two extremely serious charges, this being charges of rape. A significant custodial sentence is inevitable."

We told how Nicola Sturgeon's final weeks before her resignation bombshell had been dominated by the gender self-ID row and the Isla Bryson scandal.

Last month's decision to place the trans double rapist in all female jail, Cornton Vale, before a U-turn sparked a backlash.

And the fallout has seen the First Minister repeatedly refuse to say if she believes Bryson is a man or a woman.

Nicola's absurd and senseless position on transgenders took just a matter of days to come apart like a bomb. And it cost her her career.

The scandal came after Holyrood backed self-ID in December.

Critics had warned of the dangers of allowing people to legally change sex without a gender dysphoria diagnosis, and the risk of predatory men accessing female-only spaces.

A gender dysphoria diagnosis is hardly a reliable reason for calling men women or women men. The labels should only apply to people who carry the necessary physical parts. Penis-bearing people are men, non-penis-bearing people are women. That should be the end of the discussion.

Islam - Current Day > Two Muslim Sisters Murdered in 'Honour Killings'

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Honour Killings - Arrest in Spain of the father of two sisters

murdered in Pakistan

By Le Figaro with AFP

Posted on 02/22/2023 at 6:06 p.m. , updated on 02/22/2023 at 6:58 p.m.

Catalan police, in Terrassa, September 19, 2017. LLUIS GENE / AFP

The father of two young women residing in Spain and murdered in May 2022 in Pakistan in a probable "honor killing", after opposing their forced marriages, was arrested this Wednesday near Barcelona, ​​​​we have learned from police sources.

This arrest took place in Terrassa, a city in the Catalonia region (northeast of Spain), where the family resides, this source told AFP. Six other members of the family of Aneesa and Arooj Abbas - including one of their brothers and an uncle, suspected of having committed this double assassination - had already been arrested in Pakistan shortly after the events.

Killed 'for honour'

The Pakistani police consider that the two young women were killed for “ honor ”, ​​a patriarchal practice which consists in killing women to wash away family honor (dishonour?), a notion deeply rooted in this very conservative country.

Aneesa and Arooj, aged 24 and 21 respectively, were seeking separation from their Pakistani husbands who were also their cousins. They were lured in May 2022 to Gujrat, a city in eastern Pakistan, where they were strangled and shot dead, Gujrat police spokesman Nauman Hassan said at the time. "The family created a story to convince them to come to Pakistan for a few days," he told AFP.

Lying to the victims of this insane crime seems to be quite a normal pattern - "Trust me, we just want to talk and sort this thing out!"

According to the Spanish daily El Pais, their family had told them that their mother, who was in Gujrat, was sick. The latter - who allegedly heard members of her family attack her daughters - named one of her sons as the main culprit, the newspaper said. According to the Pakistani police, the two sisters were under " pressure " from their spouses to help them emigrate to Spain.

In Pakistan, police recorded more than 470 so-called “ honour ” killings in 2021, according to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP). Many cases, however, go unreported because families tend to shield those responsible.

Only in Islam can murdering your sisters or daughters bring honour. What absolute madness! 

Islam - Current Day > Muslim Migrant Accused of Raping 3 Women Arrested in Germany; Portuguese Child Sex Crimes Soar

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Iraqi Muslim rapist arrested by border control in Upper Bavaria

Accused of raping three women in Germany

February 21, 2023 9:15 a.m. 

by all-in.de editors

The Rosenheim federal police caught a suspected rapist on the Inntalautobahn (A93) as part of border controls.

Federal Police

The federal police in Munich arrested a suspected multiple rapist. His fingerprints revealed his identity.

The federal police arrested a suspected rapist during border controls on Sunday evening. In 2020, the Düsseldorf Regional Court ordered the 30-year-old Iraqi to be held in custody. According to a report by the federal police, he is said to have sexually assaulted or raped three women. The man was housed in an asylum in North Rhine-Westphalia at the time.

Fled to Italy

The wanted Iraqi was arrested on the A93 near Kiefersfelden. Officers verified the man's identity using his fingerprints. The man apparently fled to Italy beforehand and stayed there under several names. Federal police officers now checked the man in a coach registered in Italy in the direction of Munich.

Fingerprints give the man away

The man identified himself with an Italian residence permit. He only took a photo of his Iraqi passport with his smartphone, which he showed to the control officers. It turned out that the photographed passport had expired a long time ago. With the help of his fingerprints, the federal police found out that he was wanted several times in Germany under different personal details. According to the arrest warrant, there was a risk of absconding.

Also imprisonment for assault

It also turned out that the wanted Iraqi had evaded the intended execution of the sentence in another case. "Based on a judgment by the Düsseldorf district court in 2020, he has to serve a 90-day prison sentence for dangerous bodily harm," says the police report. In the same year, the road traffic office in Düsseldorf ordered that the man's driver's license should be confiscated because of a driving ban that had been imposed. The Rosenheim federal police officers found the driver's license and secured it. They reported the Iraqi because of his illegal attempt to enter the country and brought him before the district court in Rosenheim on Monday. There the pre-trial detention of the alleged rapist was confirmed. He is now in the prison in Traunstein.

Child sex crimes in Portugal soar to five-year highs

By João Godinho | Lusa.pt

 Feb 26, 2023

In an interview with Lusa, José Matos, the criminal investigation coordinator on these cases, noted that the data for 2022 is not yet consolidated but highlighted the proportion of sexual crimes against children in overall sexual crimes.  [Shutterstock/rawf8]

     

Portugal’s criminal investigation police agency ​​​​​​​detained 210 people for underage sex crimes in 2022, reaching a figure not seen in the past five years, the criminal investigation coordinator for these cases in Lisbon and Tagus Valley told Lusa on Sunday.

In an interview with Lusa, José Matos, the criminal investigation coordinator on these cases, noted that the data for 2022 is not yet consolidated but highlighted the proportion of sexual crimes against children in overall sexual crimes.

“The PJ made 210 arrests last year about sexual crimes perpetrated against children, out of a total of 276 [for sexual crimes]. This number also reflects the ratio of the totality of sexual crimes perpetrated against children and against adults: about 70% are always sexual crimes perpetrated against children or young people up to 18 years old,” he says.

Most criminal investigations focus on the sexual abuse of children, followed by the crimes of rape (both against adults and those under 18), child pornography and sexual abuse of a person incapable of resisting, said Matos.

“In 2022, we had 2,410 open cases against children from 3,230 [cases for] sexual crimes. In other words, of these 3,230, more than 2,400 are against children”, he emphasised, in a statistic distributed between 75% face-to-face crimes and 25% online crimes, adding: “In terms of victims, we have an approximate number at the end of 2022 – in total terms – of more than 3,400 victims”.

And the number of suspects arrested at 210. There seems to be a significant imbalance there. Surely, you can do better, Portugal.

Mohawk Survivor of Child Rape and Child Sex Trafficking Tells Her Story to Help Others

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Trafficked woman hopes sharing her story will help girls

back home in Akwesasne

Many years ago I visited Akwesasne and was told by the Chief's son, at the time, of a fascinating story I had never heard before:

The Great Haudenosaunee Peacemaker - A Fascinating Story!

Camille Kasisi-Monet · 

CBC News · 

Posted: Feb 27, 2023 1:00 AM PST | 

At 14, she was trafficked for five months. Then her community built her back up.

Sierra, whose last name CBC has agreed not to use, was recruited into sex-trafficking when she was 14. She’s one of many women from Akwesasne who have received services for survivors of sex trafficking in the community.

WARNING: This article contains graphic content and may affect those who have experienced​ ​​​sexual violence or know someone affected by it.

Sierra, 34, is determined to speak out about how she survived what she calls a hellish ordeal.

Raised by a mother who moved frequently between the United States and Akwesasne — a Mohawk community bordering Cornwall, Ont. — Sierra said she had a chaotic childhood, including being raped several times. 

It was in Texas, at the age of 14, that she met the man who later sold her. 

The trafficker, twice her age and at first charming, began selling her to many clients, she said.

The first time traumatized her forever.

"I don't know how long it went on, how many men raped me. I just remember fainting many times from the pain," Sierra recalls. "I was praying to die … I disconnected from my body, and when I came to my senses, I couldn't walk or sit."

All the pain and rage I felt as an abused child rubbed off on my behaviour.

All I wanted to do was rebel.

- Sierra

The man kept her away from her family by controlling her every move, using several tactics to maintain his hold on her, she said. 

"All the pain and rage I felt as an abused child rubbed off on my behaviour. All I wanted to do was rebel."

Sierra endured this ordeal for five months until she developed a serious infection and her trafficker, fearing she would die, left her in hospital in critical condition, she said. Doctors contacted her mother, who came to her bedside.

Once recovered, Sierra returned to Akwesasne and stayed at a rehabilitation centre for young girls before returning to school.

"The pain will fade with time, but the scars will remain. They allow us to never forget that we got through it. They remind you that you are a survivor, not a victim," Sierra said.

Akwesasne a lesser-known choice for sex traffickers

CBC has agreed to only identify Sierra by her first name because she fears repercussions for her career.

Throughout her interview, she held the hand of Patrick Dussault, a human trafficking liaison officer at a family wellness centre in Akwesasne. 

Dussault, a former Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officer, said he helped a few women like Sierra during his law enforcement career — work he carries on today.

Dussault is a former police officer who now runs workshops to teach the warning signs of human trafficking.

(Félix Desroches/Radio-Canada)

Sierra now lives in Akwesasne, a Mohawk traditional hunting and fishing ground where the French set up a mission in the 1750s, then had provincial and international borders laid over it. 

Now located between Quebec, Ontario and New York state, the Mohawk territory has approximately 20,000 residents over about 90 square kilometres.

Akwesasne is susceptible to human traffickers because of its geographic location, Dussault said, because you can travel freely between Quebec and the United States with no border crossings.

It's also surrounded by the waters of the St. Lawrence River, a convenient channel for traffickers of weapons, tobacco — and people.

When the river is frozen, traffickers cross the borders via "the ice road" on foot or by snowmobile, often managing to evade the Canadian Coast Guard, Dussault said.

Traffickers also rely on Highway 401, a major trade corridor between Quebec and Windsor, Ont., that passes through Cornwall. Via the 401, they can stop in several cities to sell trafficked people and recruit others.

All the experts Radio-Canada spoke to stressed that, given the illicit nature of human trafficking, most cases are not reported.

Statistics Canada said there were about 550 police-reported incidents of human trafficking in 2021 across Canada. The vast majority of those incidents were in large cities.

Between January and October 2022, Dussault counted 13 trafficking survivors who sought help from the centre. None of them were from the region, but all were sold in Akwesasne and Cornwall, he said. 

"The girls recruited in Akwesasne rarely go to work there [because] the pimps want to break any ties a girl may have," Dussault said in a French interview.

"If a girl is recruited one morning [in Akwesasne], by tonight she'll be in Toronto, Windsor or Montreal. She won't be in Cornwall. She'll be as far away as possible."

According to Dussault, three women from Akwesasne have received services as victims of sex trafficking in the last five months.

Kawehno:ke, or Cornwall Island, is one of three districts under the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne. The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe works with the United States and New York governments. (Félix Desroches/Radio-Canada)

Indigenous women most at risk

About 50 per cent of the victims of human trafficking in Canada are Indigenous women, even though they represent less than five per cent of the total population, according to a report released in 2020 by Public Safety Canada. 

It's not uncommon for traffickers to set up shop outside of group homes to target

the more fragile youth who are transiting out of the child welfare system. ​​

- Chanel Blouin, Native Women's Association of Canada

Aziz Froutan, a spokesperson for the Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking, notes that because of colonialism, exploitative experiences among Indigenous women are normalized in Canada.

Indigenous victims often don't go to the police and the authorities are not always properly trained to understand the realities of Indigenous women who are being exploited, Froutan adds. 

Chanel Blouin, a policy advisor for the Native Women's Association of Canada, said Indigenous children, who are more often placed in the care of the child welfare system, are also more vulnerable to exploitation networks.

Blouin is a policy advisor for the Native Women's Association of Canada, or NWAC. (Submitted by Chanel Blouin)

"It's not uncommon for traffickers to set up shop outside of group homes to target the more fragile youth who are transiting out of the child welfare system," she said. 

Over-incarceration of Indigenous people and a general lack of resources make Indigenous women more vulnerable to human trafficking, she adds. 

Working together to fight exploitation

According to Luc Dumont, a detective staff sergeant with the OPP's human trafficking unit, police have seen an increase in the number of reported human trafficking cases in recent years.

Ontario has a higher annual average of reported human trafficking cases than other Canadian provinces, Dumont said. 

From 2010 to 2020, almost two-thirds of reported human trafficking cases were reported in Ontario, according to Statistics Canada.

It seems like every time we come up with new social networks or new online recruiting platforms, there are two more coming out. We're always a few steps behind.

- Patrick Dussault

To address the growing volume and complexity of cases, Ontario launched a strategy in 2021 bringing together 21 municipal police services and Indigenous groups.

The joint team, which has tripled in size in three years, includes full-time investigators and analysts working to dismantle trafficking groups operating in Canada and beyond.

Dumont said it's difficult to attribute the increase in reported cases to any one factor. However, he said that increased awareness means people are more likely to recognize and report the problem. 

Dussault, the human trafficking liaison officer in Akwesasne, said it's crucial that different regions work together, pointing to the case of a young woman from Akwesasne who went missing late in 2022.

"She was reported missing to Mohawk police. Ten minutes later, she was located in Ottawa via an escort website. It is thanks to the American authorities that we were able to find this woman from our community," he said.

"It seems like every time we come up with new social networks or new online recruiting platforms, there are two more coming out. We're always a few steps behind."

Dussault gestures toward the St. Lawrence River. (Félix Desroches/Radio-Canada)

Grand Chief Abram Benedict of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne said that while the Ontario government is providing more and more resources to combat human trafficking, funding remains low given the complexity of the issue in his territory.

"There has been a lot of investment in policing to combat gun trafficking, but much less to combat human trafficking," Benedict said.

"So we're lobbying the government to give the Mohawk police more resources for law enforcement, but also for prevention."

More police officers and more modern equipment are among the specific resources needed, he adds. 

Abram Benedict is the Grand Chief of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne (Submitted by Mohawk Council of Akwesasne)

Sierra wants to educate

Sierra has not yet pressed charges against her abuser, who is currently serving time for other crimes. She said she is afraid, but may consider doing so one day. 

She has decided to help tackle the issue of human trafficking in other ways. 

She wants to work with Dussault, who runs prevention workshops aimed at families, police officers, social workers and at-risk girls that help participants recognize the signs of trafficking.

Sierra was interviewed by Radio-Canada with Dussault at her side. (Félix Desroches/Radio-Canada)

"I survived this for a reason," Sierra said. "I want people to know that it could happen to their sister or daughter.

"If I had known how to show signs, if my mother had known how to decode certain signs or ask questions, I could have been saved from the start.

"I want to give others the opportunity to be free from dangerous situations. It fills me with dignity and pride to know that I've been through this and am coming back to help. Here I am, 20 years later, strong enough to talk about it."

Support is available through the Ontario government for anyone who has experienced sexual violence or human trafficking. If you suspect someone is a victim of human trafficking, call your local police service or the national human trafficking help line at 1-833-900-1010. It is open 24 hours a day. If there is immediate danger, call 9-1-1.

Divided by Quebec, Ontario and New York borders, the Mohawk territory of Akwesasne has approximately 20,000 residents. (Radio-Canada)

Islam - Current Day > Afghan Teen Migrants Rape 15 y/o British Girl

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UK: Four teenage Afghan Muslim migrants arrested

on suspicion of rape of 15-year-old girl at school

FEB 25, 2023 1:00 PM 

BY ROBERT SPENCER

Jihad Watch

Why does this keep happening? Yes, sexual molestation happens all over. But we see Muslim migrants involved in this kind of story is seen on a not infrequent basis. Why? One reason may be because such treatment of infidel women is sanctioned in the Qur’an.

In France, a Muslim quoted Qur’an while raping his victim. A survivor of a Muslim rape gang in the UK has said that her rapists would quote the Qur’an to her, and believed their actions justified by Islam. Thus it came as no surprise when Muslim migrants in France raped a girl and videoed the rape while praising Allah and invoking the Qur’an. In India, a Muslim gave a Qur’an and a prayer rug to the woman he was holding captive and repeatedly raping. And the victim of an Islamic State jihadi rapist recalled: “He told me that according to Islam he is allowed to rape an unbeliever. He said that by raping me, he is drawing closer to God…He said that raping me is his prayer to God.” In India, a Muslim kidnapped and raped a 14-year-old Hindu girl, and forced her to read the Qur’an and Islamic prayers. In Pakistan, another Christian woman recounted that her rapist was also religious: “He threw me on the bed and started to rape me. He demanded I marry him and convert to Islam. I refused. I am not willing to deny Jesus and he said that if I would not agree he would kill me.” Rapists demanded that another girl’s family turn her over to them, claiming that she had recited the Islamic profession of faith during the rape and thus could not live among infidels.

The Qur’an teaches that Infidel women can be lawfully taken for sexual use (cf. its allowance for a man to take “captives of the right hand,” 4:3, 4:24, 23:1-6, 33:50, 70:30). The Qur’an says: “O Prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to bring down over themselves of their outer garments. That is more suitable that they will be known and not be abused. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful.” (33:59) The implication there is that if women do not cover themselves adequately with their outer garments, they may be abused, and that such abuse would be justified.

Go to Jihad Watch for several links in the above passage.

Four teenage asylum seekers arrested on suspicion of Dover school rape

ITV News, February 13, 2023:

Four teenage boys have been arrested on suspicion of the rape of a 15-year-old girl at a school in Dover.

The suspects, all Afghan asylum seekers who arrived in the country in small boats last year, were held over the alleged assault on 6 February and released on bail.

The Times reported that it is claimed three of the boys held the victim down while the other carried out the attack….

It is understood that they are aged between 13 and 16, and the boy suspected of carrying out the rape is 15.

A spokeswoman said: “Kent Police is investigating a report of a sexual offence involving a teenage girl and a teenage boy in Dover on the afternoon of Monday 6 February….

The Cost of Child Sexual Abuse on the Earnings Levels of Adult Survivors

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Child Sexual Abuse and Employment Earnings in Adulthood:

A Prospective Canadian Cohort Study

American Journal of Preventive Medicine

Samantha Bouchard, MA

Rachel Langevin, PhD

Francis Vergunst, PhD

Sylvana M. Côté, PhD

Massimiliano Orri, PhD

Marie-Claude Geoffroy, PhD 

Published:February 25, 2023

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.amepre.2023.01.040

Child sexual abuse remains a worldwide concern with devastating consequences on an individual's life. This longitudinal study investigates the associations between child sexual abuse (official reports versus retrospective self-reports) and subgroups by perpetrator identity (intrafamilial and extrafamilial), severity (penetration/attempted penetration, fondling/touching, noncontact), and chronicity (single, multiple episodes) and employment earnings in adulthood in a cohort followed for over 30 years.

Methods

The Quebec Longitudinal Study of Kindergarten Children database was linked to child protection services (official reports of sexual abuse) and to Canadian government tax returns (earned income). The sample included 3,020 individuals in Quebec French-language school kindergartens in 1986/1988, followed until 2017, and assessed with retrospective self-reports at age 22 years. Tobit regressions were used for associations with earnings (ages 33–37 years), adjusting for sex and family socioeconomic characteristics in 2021–2022.

Results

Individuals who experienced child sexual abuse had lower annual earnings. Those with retrospective self-reported sexual abuse (n=340) earned $4,031 (95% CI= –7,134, –931) less annually at ages 33–37 years than nonabused individuals (n=1,320), with pronounced differences for those with official reports (n=20), earning $16,042 (95% CI= –27,465, –4,618) less. Individuals self-reporting intrafamilial sexual abuse earned $4,696 (95% CI= –9,316, –75) less than those who experienced extrafamilial sexual abuse, whereas those self-reporting penetration/attempted penetration earned $6,188 (95% CI= –12,248, –129) less than those who experienced noncontact sexual abuse.

Conclusions

Earnings gaps were highest for severest child sexual abuse (official reports, intrafamilial, penetrative). Future studies should investigate the underlying mechanisms. Improving support for victims of child sexual abuse could yield socioeconomic returns.

I wonder if they took into account those who were in prison and didn't bother filing tax forms? A majority of men in prison have been abused or sexually abused as children. 

A study on the overall cost of child sexual abuse to Canada or the USA, including the cost of imprisoning victims of CSA who go on to abuse others, or have troubles with alcohol or drugs, might be very revealing.

Approaching Sodom > PEI Drag Queen Storytime Postponed but Determined to Mess up your Children; Assisted Suicide for Children - Canadian Madness

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Eastern P.E.I. theatre postpones drag storytime event over online attacks

Kings Playhouse in Georgetown reschedules event ‘out of an abundance of caution’

Tony Davis · CBC News · 

Posted: Feb 23, 2023 8:48 AM PST | Last Updated: 3 hours ago

'I am working very hard to bring an inclusive environment here on P.E.I. for people who don’t fit into the norm around here,' says Trey Yeo. (Tony Davis/CBC)

A drag storytime event planned for the Kings Playhouse in Georgetown has been postponed after it was the target of online attacks. 

Trey Yeo, a drag performer and producer who performs under the persona of Treyla Parktrash, was set to read a children's book to families at the Kings Playhouse in March.

He says the purpose of the event was to promote inclusivity and acceptance in a supportive atmosphere for kids.

"I was going to dress like a Disney princess, we were going to read a few books, [and] in between the books, we were going to have a few activities, like colouring — just showing kids that they can have a good time but also be themselves, be authentic."

So, dressing as a Disney Princess is being yourself? Seriously?

A detail from the cover of the children's book, A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo, which was to be read

at the drag storytime at the Kings Playhouse. (CBC)

The plan was to have a performer read a children's book, A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo, about a romance between two rabbits of the same gender.

"It's a really sweet story," said Catherine O'Brien, interim executive director at the King's Playhouse. "[It's about] two bunnies in love. I mean, what can you not love about that?"

What I cannot love about that is that it is about romance and about gay romance. Children of 10 years or younger have no business reading stories about romance or gay romance. There is no place for sexually charged stories in the lives of prepubescent children. It's madness to think you are doing something good for such children with such characters and stories. 

The storytime has not been cancelled entirely, the theatre said in a Facebook post: "We are thrilled to be working with the Provincial Library to plan a new date for this event, and we look forward to continuing our inclusive programming for Islanders."

Some of the backlash on social media featured expletives and anti-LGBTQ slurs. Other posts fixated on the graphic for the event, which stated it was only for children under 10.

O'Brien said that graphic could have been worded better.

"It wasn't meant that parents can't be there with the kids … I should have maybe made it just that it was for families," she said. 

"We were looking at the age level that would really be engrossed by this book that we had chosen … Children over the age of 10 just might find it a little bit young for them, that was it."

O'Brien said the playhouse has hosted drag events in the past with little backlash. But after the negative comments and hateful messages began to spread, they decided to postpone the event "out of an abundance of caution."

"It has become quite aggressive online and our drag queen performer has also been personally harassed," she said. 

"We still really believe it's an important thing to do. We want to do it."

Events have attracted protests

Drag storytime events have become popular at libraries and community centres across Canada, as a way to start conversations with families and children.

"It is a great way to entertain and also help families understand gender diversity," said O'Brien. 

Again, prepubescent children do not need to understand gender diversity. All you can do is mess them up big-time!

But as the events have grown in popularity, protests have also taken place across the country — a trend that is "really concerning" to Scott Alan, men's sexual health program coordinator with Charlottetown-based PEERS Alliance.

"I think it does a lot of damage to the community as a whole," he said.

Not as much damage as holding Drag Queen storytime for little children! This is typical of CBC's far-left bent as they interview people who think these events are positive for little children. They avoid talking to anyone who is interested in protecting children from such perversity.

"This type of harassment is unnecessary and the type of programming that's made for the youth is right, and it's good for them at the end of the day."

Good grief! Are you a child psychologist? Do you even have little children?

Alan said there are mental health supports available for performers and community members facing harassment, including Our Landing Place, which offers fully funded mental health services to the LGBTQ2IA+ community on P.E.I. 

"We're all here to help these individuals through these situations and offer them support that they need," he said.

These performers need serious mental health support long before they face harassment.

The show must go on

If you are determined to bring society to the edge of Sodom and Gomorrah, then yes, the show must go on. But you should consider what happened to those perverse cities.

Meanwhile, Yeo said he's received support for past events and performances on the Island, and will carry on with other upcoming shows.

"I am working very hard to bring an inclusive environment here on P.E.I. for people who don't fit into the norm around here," he said. 

"I'm still going to go, if not harder now, to be present here on P.E.I., especially as a queer person, as a drag entertainer."

Yeo has made his social media accounts private but said he's been doing his best to not let the hate get to him. 

Trey Yeo's character Treyla Parktrash was set to read to families at a drag storytime at the Kings Playhouse in March. (Submitted by Trey Yeo)

"The whole point of these events are to show people that the 2SLGBTQ+ community are not evil and that to demonize this group is not the right thing to be doing," he said. 

"We as individuals only want to inspire everyone, to live their authentic life and to just, you know, we just want to spread joy and love. That's all it is."

In reality, you just want to justify your own behaviour and that of others like you. You have no business targeting little children in such a pursuit.

Canada considers allowing assisted suicide for children

without parental consent

By Samantha Kamman, 

Christian Post Reporter

A parliamentary committee has called for expanding Canada's assisted suicide program so that "mature minors" whose deaths are "reasonably foreseeable" be allowed to hasten their deaths without parental consent. 

The Special Joint Committee on Medical Assistance in Dying presented its report last week for discussion in the House of Commons, recommending that minors should be eligible for doctor-assisted suicide. 

Minors "deemed to have the requisite decision-making capacity upon assessment" should be eligible for the country's Medical Assistance in Dying Program (MAID), the report states in a list of 23 recommendations.

The committee urged the Canadian government to "undertake consultations with minors on the topic of MAID, including minors with terminal illnesses, minors with disabilities, minors in the child welfare system and Indigenous minors, within five years of the tabling of this report."

The report also recommended that parental consent is not always necessary in certain cases if a minor is eligible for assisted suicide. 

"That the Government of Canada establish a requirement that, where appropriate, the parents or guardians of a mature minor be consulted in the course of the assessment process for MAID, but that the will of a minor who is found to have the requisite decision-making capacity ultimately take priority," Recommendation 19 in the report reads. 

While the report recommended expanding MAID to minors, it called for restricting it to only young people whose death is "reasonably foreseeable."

The report did not propose an age limit for assisted suicide, stating "eligibility for MAID should not be denied on the basis of age alone." Regarding parental consent, the final report recommends parents be consulted "where appropriate."

The majority of the committee's members called for the government to hold formal consultations with Canadians under 18 within the next five years and to provide funding for research into the issue of minors being eligible for MAID. In addition, the committee called for the creation of an independent expert panel to evaluate the criminal code provisions in MAID for "mature minors" within five years. 

Recommendation 22 calls on the Canadian government to "work with provinces and territories, regulatory authorities, provincial and territorial law societies and stakeholders to adopt the necessary safeguards for advance requests."

Conservative members of Parliament objected to the proposal to expand MAID eligibility to minors, highlighting how decision-making capacities, even for mature young people, remain questionable. 

Citing Dr. Maria Alisha Montes, a clinical associate professor of pediatrics, the report states: "I would argue that MAID for mature minors carries the highest amount of risk, as the consequence is death."

"It's irreversible," Montes wrote. "We need to ask ourselves if we should be legalizing this for mature minors when biology shows us that the ability to balance risks and rewards is one of the last areas of the brain to mature."

As The Christian Post reported, Canada legalized doctor-assisted suicide in 2016 but was limited to citizens or permanent residents at least 18 years old with "a serious and incurable disease, illness or disability" that included "enduring and intolerable suffering." 

Canadian Parliament expanded the law in 2022 to patients with non-threatening physical disabilities, intending to offer assisted suicide to people with mental illness by March before the Canadian government announced a temporary delay in December. 

MAID provider Dr. Madeline Li, who has overseen hundreds of patients hasten their deaths through the program, recently expressed concerns that MAID has gone too far and is "missing fundamental safeguards for vulnerable people." 

In an op-ed published earlier this month by the Canadian magazine Maclean's, Li voiced disapproval towards offering assisted suicide to people with mental illnesses or patients with curable conditions that refuse care. 

The provider recalled a cancer patient determined eligible for MAID despite his condition having a 65% chance of a cure. The MAID assessors approved his case just because the patient declined care and had a "grievous and irremediable condition." 

"[I]t was irremediable because they didn't want the treatments available. That's what the law currently states: as long as the patient doesn't want the treatment, their condition is considered irremediable — even if there are effective treatments," she wrote.

"But not treating a cancer with such a high chance of cure goes against medical practice standards. The doctors involved had a lot of moral distress about this person's request for MAID. This person signed consent for me to share their story, but I feel differently about it than they did. They saw it as an expression of their autonomy; I saw it as dystopian."

Canada wouldn't be the first country to legalize assisted suicide for minors, as the Netherlands and Belgium have allowed the practice. In the Netherlands, children 12 and older can request assisted suicide but must have parental consent unless they are 16 and older. In Belgium, children must have a terminal disease or be near death. They must also have the consent of their parents. 

The Perverted Lives of the Rich and Famous > Weinstein - another 16 years for Rape; Craziness in Marilyn Manson rape suits; Did R Kelly get Sympathy from Judges?

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Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 16 years in LA rape case,

slams victim and calls it a ‘setup’

By Marjorie Hernandez

NY Post

February 23, 2023 2:39pm  Updated

Harvey Weinstein appeared Thursday in a Los Angeles court, where he was sentenced to 16 years in prison for raping a woman in 2013.

Judge Lisa B. Lench denied the disgraced movie mogul’s request for a new trial before victim, Jane Doe 1, only identified as an Italian model, gave an impact statement.

Weinstein — who is already serving a 23-year prison sentence in New York for criminal sexual assault and third-degree rape — then spoke to the court to plead for leniency before his sentence was handed down.

He said: “I maintain that I am innocent. I don’t know this woman.

“This is about money. This is what happens when there is a cottage industry of lawyers. She had every opportunity to report this to police.

“This is another story, and with all due respect, Jane Doe 1 is an actress. She can turn the tears on. Please don’t sentence me to life in prison. I don’t deserve it. There are so many things wrong with this case. 

“This is a setup. I beg your mercy. “

Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 16 years in prison for the rape of an Italian model in Los Angeles in 2013. AP

Lench then ruled that the sentence on the three counts Weinstein was convicted of would be eight years for forcible rape, six years for forcible oral copulation and two years for sexual penetration by a foreign object, all to run consecutively.

What this article fails to tell us is if the LA sentence is to run consecutively with the NY sentence!

Weinstein had initially faced more than 11 counts of sexual assault against four women which took place between 2004 and 2013 at the trial, which lasted two months and concluded in December.

It took a jury 10 days of deliberation and 41 hours of debate before it reached a guilty verdict against Weinstein.

A mistrial was declared on charges against Weinstein involving Jane Doe 2, who had been previously identified as actress and screenwriter Lauren Young, and Jane Doe 4, who is Jennifer Siebel Newsom — the wife of California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Weinstein was found not guilty of sexual battery by restraint of Jane Doe 3, a massage therapist with ties to Mel Gibson.

During her testimony at the trial, Jane Doe 1 had said Weinstein bullied his way into her room at the Mr. C Hotel in February 2013, then forced her to orally copulate with him. She said Weinstein then pulled her into the bathroom, where he raped her.

In her victim impact statement to the court Thursday, a sobbing and trembling Jane Doe 1 said: “Ten years later, the effects of this rape are still raw and difficult to discuss. I have been carrying this weight, this trauma. This irrational belief that it was my fault.

Weinstein’s lawyers Alan Jackson, Mark Werksman and Jacqueline Sparagna arrive at court during his trial. AP

“His selfish, disgusting actions have greatly impacted my life … Everything changed after the defendant brutally assaulted me.

“Your honor, I hope you can understand my suffering. There is no prison sentence long enough to undo the damage. I hope that you give him the maximum sentence allowable. 

“I will be forever grateful to the jury who found the defendant guilty of rape.” 

Weinstein’s Defense attorney Mark Werksman argued for a lesser concurrent sentence and said Weinstein’s “behavior” with Jane Doe 1 was “only one frenzied ordeal.” The attorney also begged for a lighter sentence because of Weinstein’s age and his deteriorating health.

“He’s a 70-year-old man with bad health, coronary disease, chronic lumbar disc fracture, arthritis,” Werksman said. “Consider the life he lived. Mr. Weinstein did a lot of good for a lot of people.”

He did? I wonder what? Narcissists don't generally do a lot of good for anyone but themselves.

Marilyn Manson’s ex-accuser claims Evan Rachel Wood

‘manipulated’ her into lying: suit

By Eileen Reslen

Page 6

February 23, 2023 | 12:33pm

Ashley Morgan Smithline is backtracking on her previous sexual assault claims against Marilyn Manson, claiming she was “manipulated” into lying. ashleylindsaymorgan/Instagram

One of Marilyn Manson’s former sexual assault accusers claims in a new legal filing that the shock rocker’s ex Evan Rachel Wood and others “manipulated” her into making false rape allegations.

“I succumbed to pressure from Evan Rachel Wood and her associates to make accusations of rape and assault against [Manson] that were not true,” Ashley Morgan Smithline says in an explosive declaration obtained by Page Six exclusively on Thursday.

The 38-year-old model, who is Jewish, previously accused Manson, 54, of forcibly raping her while cutting her with a swastika-emblazoned knife and shoving his fist in her mouth during sex.

She conducted a national TV interview about her claims on “The View” in June 2021 and filed a lawsuit against the “Dope Show” singer. Her case was then dismissed in January after she failed to find new legal counsel.

Smithline also had a People cover story, in which she shared graphic details of Manson’s alleged abuse.

People Magazine

Now, Smithline claims those public appearances and the lawsuit itself were all a farce.

The Los Angeles native says in her declaration that either Wood’s girlfriend, Illma Gore, or Ashley Walters — Manson’s former assistant who also previously sued him — contacted her in 2020.

The women allegedly proposed that Smithline participate in group meetings with others who claimed to be “victims” of Manson, whose real name is Brian Warner, including Wood.

Smithline claims she was asked in the meetings whether she had been “whipped, chained, tied up, branded, cut, assaulted while sleeping, beaten, or raped” by Manson, and she allegedly responded, “No, this did not happen to me, and this was not my experience.”

However, she claims Wood, 35, told her that “just because she could not remember” those things “did not necessarily mean that it did not happen,” alleging it was possible she had “repressed” memories due to her alleged trauma.

Smithline believes Evan Rachel Wood, Manson’s ex-fiancée, had ulterior motives.

There is more to this moronic story on Page 6.

Evan Rachel Wood and Marilyn Manson posing together.

R. Kelly dodges ‘life sentence’ in child porn case

By Jesse O’Neill

February 23, 2023 12:40pm  Updated

R. Kelly dodged an effective life sentence Thursday when a Chicago judge tacked on just one extra year to his 30-year punishment behind bars.

The 56-year-old disgraced R&B singer was sentenced in his Illinois case to 20 years in prison — with 19 to run concurrently with his existing, 30-year sentence out of Brooklyn.

That means he’ll only serve one extra year behind bars.

Why the concurrent sentence? Was Kelly charged with sexually abusing his Goddaughter 3 times, or just with making child porn? You can't make child porn without child sexual abuse. Did this little girl's life get ruined for free?

Chicago prosecutors had asked that Kelly be slapped with 25 years, to be served consecutively with the Brooklyn case — which would’ve meant the “I Believe I Can Fly” singer would be eligible for release in 2066 at age 99.

A Chicago jury last year convicted the perv, whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, on six of 13 counts — three of them for producing child porn in connection with videos of himself abusing his 14-year-old goddaughter, and three of enticement of minors for sex.

R. Kelly leaves the Leighton Criminal Court building in Chicago on June 6, 2019.

AP

Kelly spoke at the start of Thursday’s hearing, answering US District Judge Harry Leinenweber when he asked if he had reviewed evidence for any inaccuracies.

“Your honor, I have gone over it with my attorney,” Kelly said. “I’m just relying on my attorney for that.”

Two accusers read statements aloud in court, asking the judge to harshly punish the convicted sexual predator.

“I have lost my dreams to Robert Kelly,” a woman who addressed the court under the pseudonym “Jane” said. “I will never get back what I lost to Robert Kelly. … I have been permanently scarred by Robert.”

“When your virginity is taken by a pedophile at 14 … your life is never your own,” she continued.

Another accuser had addressed Kelly directly, speaking under the pseudonym “Nina.”

“Now you are here … because there is something wrong with you,” she said, as her voice quivered. “No longer will you be able to harm children.”

Kelly was acquitted of charges that he had rigged the not-guilty results of a 2008 child porn trial, in addition to being cleared of three counts of conspiring to receive child pornography and two enticement charges.

Defense attorneys argued that Kelly should be slapped with a 10-year sentence, served concurrently with his current prison term.

Last month, Cook County, Illinois, Judge Lawrence Flood dropped additional sex abuse charges in connection with alleged abuse of three minors and one woman by Kelly at the advice of a prosecutor.

State’s Attorney Kim Foxx said she was comfortable with the dismissal of the state charges because the three-time Grammy winner was set to spend decades behind bars.

What kind of reasoning is that? 

The move prompted accuser Lanita Carter to rail that “justice was denied” for her.

“I have spent nearly 20 years hoping that my abuser would be brought to justice for what he did to me,” Carter said.

Another sexual misconduct case against Kelly is pending in Minnesota.

Kelly, who illegally married the late singer Aaliyah when she was just 15 after falsifying documents, was the target of widespread outrage and criminal charges after the 2019 Lifetime docuseries “Surviving R. Kelly” detailed his penchant for abusing minors.

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