Where were the parents?

THE appalling information revealed on the Jimmy Savile issue makes it clearly evident that child and sexual abuse is not only widespread, but the subject of a massive cover-up. The police and the BBC are but two institutions whose core elements need close scrutiny. The mainstream religious organisations can no longer hold their heads high in terms of morality.

Those who are responsible for child abuse do not fly a banner: they are insidious low-life who should at the very least be castrated prior to any form of punishment taking place. Yet, one must question the parentage of many of the accusers. What caring parent would allow their 14-year-old offspring to be hanging around the changing rooms of so-called celebrities, who because of their position feel that they can act beyond the realms of common decency, and walk away without reproach?

Jan Preece Wolseley Street Newport

Comments(2)

Dee-Gee says...
5:29pm Mon 18 Mar 13

No caring patent would allow that, which is why any 14 year old with half an ounce of savvy will have told their parents they were doing homework at a friend's house.

sugar2002ukuk says...
8:10pm Mon 18 Mar 13

What a horrible thing to say about the parents. Bearing in mind as Saville carried out a lot of abuse in council run care homes and in hospitals. He was seen as a trusted individual and lots of people would have on the face of it trusted him. Hindsight is a wonderful thing a lot of parents would never have let there children near him if they had known. Many abusers are in positions of authority people of trust and bearing in mind it wasn't just the BBC & the police he was abetted by nurses and people in care homes. I have seen this first hand a close childhood friend of mine was abused by someone of trust someone her parents never would have thought would do this. Paedophiles are clever and cunning and manipulative. The comments about the parents just show how little knowledge you have on the subject.

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