PZ547 wrote on Feb 11
th, 2015 at 9:53am:
None of this is exactly 'news' as far as I'm aware
Twelve or more years ago there was an online site which published names, offence, date, court, etc. of jews who'd been charged with sexual offences against minors and the list just went On and ON and ONNNNNNNN
the site was brought down repeatedly, but the owners/members of the site put it back up just as often
until the day the site was removed
MAKO files are still up in Australia yet they perform the same function, and have done for years, as the jew-paeophiles site
Who you are, who you know, apparently
They'll reap the whirlwind though. Eventually
Pity the poor Aussie journo who published this latest outrage. He's probably had dozens of death threats etc. ever since the story broke. All those stalwarts whose name may not be mentioned are most likely working the system to ensure that journo becomes unemployed. Or some other dirty trick
Or perhaps he'll have to write a BS headline about 'poor jews' being victimised and bashed while collecting their kids from school in order to atone for writing the truth about one or more arrested and charged jewish paedophiles
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/state-politics/pressure-mounts-...Pressure mounts for police corruption probe
THE AUSTRALIAN JANUARY 31, 2015 12:00AM
VICTORIA’S yet-to-be-appointed new police chief commissioner will join the force facing calls for a corruption inquiry after fresh allegations about the bungled or corrupt handling of an informer that led to two murders.
While the Labor government yesterday said it was not considering a royal commission, reported claims of police errors and possible corruption over the murders in 2004 of husband and wife Terence and Christine Hodson are set to fire the debate.
While the opposition refused to comment yesterday, internal political pressure will build for the police handling of the murders to be investigated.
Two former senior police investigators have told Fairfax Media of their concerns about the way the Hodson murders were examined by police.
Former anti-corruption investigator Murray Gregor and former homicide investigator Charlie Bezzina said there were anomalies in the investigations.
Mr Gregor has said an allegation by Terrence Hodson — that disgraced former policeman Paul Dale asked him to find work as a $250,000-a-head hitman — had never been followed up by the force.
Mr Gregor also claimed Mr Dale’s connections may have stretched beyond the late drug lord and murderer Carl Williams to include a small group of police and a lawyer.
Mr Bezzina lamented the lack of resources expended on the Hodson murders.
Yesterday, a spokeswoman for Police Minister Wade Noonan said the government was not considering a royal commission.
A Victoria Police spokesman said the force would await the coroner’s findings. “Unsolved homicide investigations are never closed. If further information comes to hand, it will be examined,’’ she said.
Victoria’s anti-corruption commission said yesterday a report by Murray Kellam QC into the conduct of police in relation to management of human sources, particularly whether they had met their ethical and legal obligations, was expected this year.
The Hodsons were murdered at the home in Kew, in east Melbourne, after Terrence Hodson had turned police informer. He previously had been arrested at a break-in with drug squad detective Dave Miechel. Hodson struck a deal with police, accusing Mr Dale of organising the burglary, an allegation Mr Dale has denied.
Mr Dale could not be contacted yesterday.