Clive Driscoll discovered evidence in the Stephen Lawrence case that led to arrests
“Retired Clive Driscoll spent years investigating child abuse by paedophiles in south London. In his book, In Pursuit Of The Truth, he recalls interviewing a troubled woman called Vicky, who later starved herself to death. She detailed horrific ritual abuse.
The former detective chief inspector writes: “She talked about a place in Kent where she had been taken, along with other children, and made to run away from dogs. This information absolutely ties in with all the other stories about tptb’s sport of ‘child hunting’ from Belgium and from the US. They like to increase the amount of adrenalin in their victims systems by subjecting them to such practices. These victims then learn very quickly that resistence is futile. These people are Psychopaths folks.
“They were dumped in the woods and given a head start before the hunting pack was released. She survived. Other kids weren’t so fortunate.”
Mr Driscoll took her back to the isolated spot near Gravesend and discovered landmarks she mentioned from her childhood after being adopted by an abusive couple. He says in the book: “So Vicky’s facts weren’t wrong. In turn, everything else she told me needed taking seriously, including the fact that the injured children were thrown into a lake.
Mr Driscoll was unable to discover any more details about the body parts or whether they were children or adults but the lake appears to be near Cuxton village.”
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