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Senator George Brandis senator.brandis@aph.gov.au
Ref; 20150521-G. H. Schorel-Hlavka O.W.B. to Royal Commission into Child Sex Abuse
Sir/Madam,
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Below I quote an article about Alan Jones and some further related material. I am in
no position to ascertain the truth of all or any of the allegations contained in the articles but hold
that both in the interest of Alan Jones (that is if he is innocent of any wrongdoing as alleged)
and/or the Royal Commission purpose I should provide the material in the event no one has
already done so.
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2GBs Alan Jones sent love letters to a school boy. Why has he never been charged
with grooming?
Sydney radio station 2GBs Alan Jones sent love letters to school boys, had boys in his
room late at night and perved on them in the shower when he was a teacher at The Kings
School in Sydney in the early 1970s. This behaviour led to Alan Jones forced resignation
in 1973.
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That type of conduct would be considered grooming today and the police would be called
for sure. And if it was anyone but Alan Jones the matter of the forced resignation by The
Kings School would have been given a start at the current Royal Commission into
Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse.
Jonestown: The Power and The Myth of Alan Jones Author: Investigative journalist
Chris Masters
Extract as written in the SMH regarding Alan Jones time teaching at The Kings School
1970-73:
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By 1973 Alans impassioned support of some and lack of empathy for others became too
great an issue to be ignored. There was deepening anxiety about continued late-night
excursions to Joness room. Chris Simkin was often in the room with Alan until late at
night. I was in there for hours. The door was never locked. Simkin says they used to
watch The Ernie Sigley Show on television.
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Scott Walker, another constant visitor, began to feel violated. If you had muscle strain
he would insist on strapping your legs. He would take you into the shower and tell you to
take your clothes off. I was shattered with awkwardness. It was weird and uncomfortable
and seemed voyeuristic.
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Housemate Brian Porter says: I never saw a breach of fiduciary duty. I never saw
evidence of predatory behaviour. But he was manipulative and voyeuristic. He would love
watching athletes on television and film. He saw the beauty of the human form in full flight.
He loved the strength, the freshness and the vitality of boys.
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Disquiet about Joness attachment to some boys grew during a term break when one of
the masters found a letter, written by Jones to a boy, that had been left behind in a
classroom desk. In it Alan spoke of thinking about the boy late at night, expressing his love.
While love letters to boys were hardly appropriate, neither were they regarded as smoking
gun evidence of misbehaviour. (Click here o read more)
If a teacher had children is his room late at night on a regular basis now days the school
would have no choice but to ring the police. The police would also need to be called if a
teacher was sending love letters to school boys and making boys take their cloths off to
shower so the teacher could have a perve.
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Alan Jones has never answered the allegations made against him while he was a teacher at
The Kings School. A Sydney school teacher was charged with child grooming this week.
So why not Alan Jones? Or at least the Royal Commission should investigate given it
involves a school cover-up.
Alan Jones and Margaret Cunneen
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Alan Jones conduct at The Kings School might help explain his strange support for Crown
Prosecutor Margaret Cunneen. As I previously wrote Cunneen has a history of helping
sweep paedophile allegations under the carpet in the Scott Volkers matter. (Click here to
read more)
And if recent reports are correct then anyone supporting Cunneen is looking rather stupid
to say the least because the NSW DPP has had to transfer a matter to Crown
Solicitors office. This is because of Margaret Cunneens relationship with Steve Fletcher
who is facing criminal charges.
Back in April Sydney radio station 2GBs Alan Jones went hard defending NSW Crown
Prosecutor Margaret Cunneen against corruption allegations made by the Independent
Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
Alan Jones and Chris Merritt on 2GB Monday April 20, 2015 (Click on the audio
below to listen)
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Alan Jones interviewed The Australian newspapers Legal Affairs editor Chris Merritt a
couple of days after the High Court handed down its judgment in the Margaret Cunneen /
ICAC matter.
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They went hard attacking ICAC and defending Margaret Cunneen. It was a pathetic
performance by both of them, shows what grubs they are and highlights what contempt
they have for their own audience.
One of the key witnesses Jones and Merritt use in their attack on ICAC is former corrupt
ALP politician Graham Richardson. Mr Richardson is currently under investigation by
ICAC which surprises no one given Richardsons history. Alan Jones and Chris Merritt did
not even mention once in their 17 minute interview that their mate and fellow employee
Graham Richardson was under investigation by ICAC. Jones and Merritt should both be
sacked by their employers.
Alan Jones book signings for alleged murderers and drug dealers Roger Rogerson
and Glen McNamara
In 2009 Alan Jones launched the book The Dark Side for career criminal and former
police officer Roger Rogerson. When this was raised again last year when Rogerson was
charged with murder and drug dealing Alan Jones tried to distance himself from Rogerson.
Jones said he did not know Rogerson and was only at the book signing at the request of the
book publisher.
And who else was at Rogersons book signing? None other than Alan Jones other good
friend Margaret Cunneen. What a small world.
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Theres two problems there for Jones. Firstly, according to journalist Peter
Fitzsimons, Jones did an interview with Rogerson ten or so years ago. So Jones can hardly
say that he didnt know Rogerson in 2009. And secondly, about six months later in 2010,
Jones was at a book launch for Glen McNamara.
Glen McNamara, Tim Priest and Alan Jones at the book signing for McNamaras book
Dirty Work
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Both Glen McNamara and Roger Rogerson are in jail awaiting trial for murder and drug
dealing regarding the same matter. Alan Jones claim that he does not know Rogerson is a
lot harder to believe when you know the facts.
Graham Richardson
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One of the things that hit me when listing to the Alan Jones interview/rant above was when
Chris Merritt said to Alan Jones: Your friend Graham Richardson or words to that effect.
I thought surely Jones wouldnt be friend with someone as dodgy as Graham Richardson.
A quick search revealed not only are they friends but they have a talk show together on Sky
News called Richo & Jones.
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Cash for Comment

It is well-known that you can buy Alan Jones opinion, its just a matter of how much. That
was revealed in the cash for comment scandal is 1999 which was paid advertising in
radio that is presented to the audience in such a way as to sound like editorial
commentary.
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John Laws and Alan Jones had been paid to give favourable comment to companies
including Qantas, Optus, Foxtel, Mirvac and major Australian banks, without disclosing
this arrangement to listeners. (Click here to read more) Both Richo & Jones had their
snouts in the trough for the Cash for Comment scandal as it turned out. So they go way
back when it comes to corruption.
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Summary
The cash for comment matter is important because it shows how Alan Jones works without
ethics, integrity or respect for his listeners. It also suggests strongly that Alan Jones
reporting of Margaret Cunneen and Roger Rogerson have been done with some benefit for
Alan Jones.
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The relationship with Roger Rogerson would have been handy if someone wanted a police
investigation stopped. And the relationship with NSW Crown Prosecutor Margaret
Cunneen could help if you wanted to make sure someone was not charged with a crime.
Alan Jones has history of having criminal charges dropped when he was in England in the
1980s and was charged with outraging public decency and committing an indecent act.
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There is nothing to explain Alan Jones relationships with people with dodgy reputations
unless he wants something dodgy in return.
I followed the Rolf Harris matter very closely and to me the Australian media give Alan
Jones the Rolf Harris treatment. The mainstream media wont go anywhere near Alan
Jones time at the The Kings School the same way they would not name Rolf Harris. If it
wasnt for Chris Masters there is a whole side of Alan Jones we would never know.
The question Im left wondering is: Is Alan Jones another Rolf Harris?
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http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2006/10/20/1160851142104.html?page=fullpage
The demons that drive Alan Jones

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October 20, 2006
Alan Jones's struggle with his sexuality has defined much of his hidden private life and
successful public persona. In an explosive new book, Chris Masters charts a crowded life
full of contradictions.
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OVER time I thought of Alan Jones as leading seven lives - not one of them his own. Read on and
you will meet them all. There is the blokey, foul-mouthed ex-football coach; the courtly, nonswearing charmer of older women; the farmer's (miner's/union official's/teacher's) son; the thwarted
prime minister; the ombudsman of Struggle Street; the Oxford orator; and the hidden homosexual,
forever hunting for love among the twentysomethings.
The masking of his homosexuality is a defining feature of the Jones persona. Jones's apparent selfbelief that, on the one hand, he is damaged and, on the other hand, special, goes a long way to
explaining an unusual personality. It informs consistently curious behaviour, his private self
frequently intruding on the public self.
From the start, listening to his radio program, I understood there was a lot worth learning. Alan
Jones breaches many conventions about what works on radio. He does not run away from "feelbad" subjects, championing causes such as care for the disabled and respect for victims of mental
illness. In Australia's largest radio market he has dominated ratings for 15 years. His power,
whether real or perceived, has all manner of princes and premiers bowing before him.
Alan Jones was 13 when he left the family's tiny farm for Toowoomba Grammar. Boarding schools
made him. In the rough-house of Toowoomba "a curious metamorphosis of a very gay male in a
very straitjacket occurred. His high school years also turned the boy into a bully." Most of his
twenties were spent at Brisbane Grammar, where Mr Jones is still remembered as inspiring but
divisive. Parents were worried. There was no evidence of physical impropriety, but some of his
favourites found themselves having to break free from intense attachments. At the age of 29, he
put Brisbane behind him and came south to teach at Sydney's old and exclusive King's School.
A character clash, inevitable from the beginning, makes Jones's years at King's one of the most
talked-about episodes of a crowded life. His time at the Parramatta school is important because it
delivered him influential connections that remained useful. It was important also because he
entered an environment that was taken but not fooled. There were plenty of students and teachers
at King's who saw through Alan and, in the end, managed to apply a kind of accountability not often
seen since.
On the first Saturday of the school year King's held its Commemoration Day. Parents were invited
along to inspect the school, meet the teachers and observe emerging talent. Everyone remembers
Commemoration Day 1970, according to one of the minglers: "The whole school was
flabbergasted." Resplendent in flared trousers and orange cravat Alan, unannounced, got to his
feet and belted out a number from the West End musical Pickwick, If I Ruled the World. His choice
of song still amuses. "His prayer, you might say," murmured one of those who would later clash
with Jones. The aspiring tenor, who takes his singing seriously, was devastated when a few of the
staff burst out laughing. The King's community had not waited long to experience their first Jones
moment.
By 1973 Alan's impassioned support of some and lack of empathy for others became too great an
issue to be ignored. There was deepening anxiety about continued late-night excursions to Jones's
room. Chris Simkin was often in the room with Alan until late at night. "I was in there for hours. The
door was never locked." Simkin says they used to watch The Ernie Sigley Show on television.
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Scott Walker, another constant visitor, began to feel violated. "If you had muscle strain he would
insist on strapping your legs. He would take you into the shower and tell you to take your clothes
off. I was shattered with awkwardness. It was weird and uncomfortable and seemed voyeuristic."
Housemate Brian Porter says: "I never saw a breach of fiduciary duty. I never saw evidence of
predatory behaviour. But he was manipulative and voyeuristic. He would love watching athletes on
television and film. He saw the beauty of the human form in full flight. He loved the strength, the
freshness and the vitality of boys."
Disquiet about Jones's attachment to some boys grew during a term break when one of the
masters found a letter, written by Jones to a boy, that had been left behind in a classroom desk. In
it Alan spoke of thinking about the boy late at night, expressing his love. While love letters to boys
were hardly appropriate, neither were they regarded as smoking gun evidence of misbehaviour.
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The innocent explanation was that Jones's letters were Byronesque exhortations of love and
inspiration. Jones has spoken of his belief that males should not feel ashamed of expressing love
for one another. "You mean so much to me," one boy remembers him saying when Jones drove
him home. The English teacher often made a feature of his sensitivity, telling boys he was too
affected by human suffering to teach history.
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Nevertheless the discovery of the correspondence was one more reason to be shot of Jones. The
majority of the housemasters penned a letter of their own. Addressed to headmaster Stanley
Kurrle, the letter spoke emphatically of concern about Jones's influence and control over some
boys, describing it as "bad, very bad". To these masters Jones had become a baleful presence, to
one an Alcibiades, a charismatic and devious peddler of loyalty.
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The question of when, even whether, the letter actually arrived on Stanley Kurrle's desk is disputed
or lost to memory. Kurrle is unsure about the letter, well remembered by others, including one who
refused to sign it. Peter Spencer, who also lived in Broughton House at King's, defended Jones and
was not alone in seeing his colleague as subject to victimisation and jealousy.
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Part of Spencer's support for Jones stemmed from a recognition that the law and understood
values of the day lagged behind social reality. Jones's suspected homosexuality, in Spencer's view,
did not make him a predator.
Though now on shaky ground at King's, Jones became a hero to many at the school when his
coaching delivered the long-desired football premiership. It was a personal triumph for Jones but
some of the boys were cracking under the strain.
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In his final year Scott Walker collapsed. The burden of training and studying and dealing with Alan
had become too much. His relationship with Jones worsened when Scott became serious about a
girl. Jones was splenetic, accusing his protege of wasting his time and his talent.
A jealous Jones kept up the sniping, pressuring Scott to advance his athletics training, imposing the
same "excessive demands" he had earlier opposed. Walker said some of the unhappiest moments
of his entire life were when Jones openly ridiculed him on the football field. "We do not have a
team, we have 14 players plus one," Alan spat, glaring at Scott.
The storm finally broke in the unlikely firmament of an English literature class. A disagreement over
one of the characters in Emma turned nasty. Walker saw the Mr Knightley character as complicated
and contradictory, arguing the point with his teacher, who insisted Jane Austen's leading man was
a paragon of virtue.
By now Walker had come to suspect that Jones was nervous about people who respected subtlety
of thinking. He wondered whether his teacher had even read Emma.
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An offended Jones railed at Walker. The student retaliated with words not found in an Austen text.
"Get f---ed," he told Jones, not for the first time. Walker was sent to the headmaster and did not
return to Jones's class. The rift spilled over into his family. This time it was the mother who opposed
Jones. Mrs Walker was also sick of him. But it was too late for Scott to change schools so he
stayed on at King's.
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For all that had been achieved on the sporting field, 1974 was the end of the road for Jones at
King's. Stanley Kurrle, now retired for many years and conscious of ongoing speculation about the
reasons for Jones's departure, explained that tension had risen to such a point that it seemed only
a matter of time before a parent or parents brought a lawsuit against Jones and the school.
"My concern was for him. He was a highly able, terribly energetic schoolmaster and I could see him
hurting himself. We talked it over and I said I think it is in your interests that you should look
elsewhere. I think he came to see that."
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As it was a term break there were only a few teachers around. Peter Fay, a new English teacher
hired by Jones, was one of a rearguard of teachers who attempted to rally support to fight the
termination. They found plenty of allies among students, ex-students and parents. Offers of
financial and legal support came from well-connected families, and a plan was soon hatched to
mount a legal challenge.
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Jones's world at King's was crumbling. The final collapse occurred at a holiday home in Terrigal,
where, over the telephone, Jones was persuaded by the school to forgo the fight and resign, or
face the sack.
Jones had lost a career and a kingdom. He had been around boarding schools for 20 years. For
the best part of two decades fine young men surrounded him and fought for his favour.
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What was revealed to those perceptive masters at King's was Jones's hold on his charges serving
a deep need in himself. What they saw was a virus in search of a host. So what new kingdom could
be found, where Alan Belford Jones might live his many lives through others?
Part of the answer was: sport. In remaking his life after this low point, Jones took himself to Oxford;
tried and failed to enter Parliament; wrote speeches for the prime minister, Malcolm Fraser;
coached the Wallabies to international triumph and began his career on radio. By 1988 he was
earning a fortune for himself and the Sydney station 2UE. Then came the London incident.
The flat Jones turned up at in St James's Street, Mayfair, belonged to his friend Rene Rivkin. After
dumping his luggage, he headed out again. "I thought I'll go for a walk, which is what people usually
do when they come to London. I'd been walking for about 35 minutes. I just had light clothes on and
it was very cold. I had this virtuous feeling that I was working the muck [of the flight] off me."
The six-block walk from Mayfair took him to Piccadilly Circus, where he crossed into familiar
territory, the West End theatre district. He later explained he was going to have a look at the
posters for a Jeffrey Archer play, Beyond Reasonable Doubt. This is where his public account of
what happened came to an end.
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In Margaret Thatcher's Britain, the police had been urged to be more vigilant about "cottaging", the
liaising of homosexuals in public toilets. To the cops, protection of underage males was seen as
legitimate work, but there were mixed views about the legitimacy of targeting homosexuals. So it
was not always popular work with the young police who were usually assigned to this area.
To make it more interesting, the West End branch had begun an informal competition: because the
occasional judge or politician was caught in their net, who paid for drinks at the end of the week
rested on whose catch was the biggest. Later that day the word went breathlessly around the
station that one team had caught Australia's future prime minister.
Two plain-clothes officers had been watching the underground public toilet at Broadwick Street
from the roof and a nearby corner. They had seen a man in an aqua-coloured Lacoste sweater
enter the toilet and became suspicious when he stayed inside for a longer than usual period.
Jones was arrested and taken to the Mayfair station, where he was charged with "outraging public
decency" and "committing an indecent act". It is only fair to point out that prosecuting authorities
were ultimately unprepared to present any evidence to support the charges.
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A friend later said by Jones to have provided "immeasurable" assistance was the man whose new
play had drawn Jones to Soho. Jones came to know Lord Jeffrey Archer through the author's book
promotion tours. It is easy to see how they would have got on as there are remarkable similarities.
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One year earlier Jeffrey Archer had been before a London court as the result of a sex scandal. He
sued a British newspaper. The same high-order advocacy used by Archer was now made available
to Jones. Archer's, and now Jones's solicitor, Lord Victor Mishcon, litigation consultant at the British
legal firm Mishcon de Reya, was not a figure to be commonly found in a lowly magistrate's court.
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It was dawn on a Tuesday when the story broke in Australia. First glimpses are commonly fleeting
and newsrooms had only sketchy details of a high-profile Australian arrested on a morals charge.
Alerted by bureau chief John Highfield, ABC London correspondent Peter Cave was concerned not
just about identifying the right person, but the right Alan Jones. (Another prominent Australian
sporting identity is the racing driver and 1980 Formula One champion Alan Jones.)
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When Cave found Alan's address he hurried to the Mayfair flat and knocked on the door. Although
he thought he heard someone inside, the door stayed shut. Given the circumstances, the nononsense ex-serviceman doorman, who had seen Jones enter, became worried that he might have
harmed himself. So he knocked again, and then used his keys to open the door to reveal an ashen
Jones. Cave, recognising the former rugby coach, introduced himself and asked whether he wished
to comment. Jones declined and closed the door.
The concern about suicide was more keenly felt a world away at 2UE. Alan Jones's broadcasting
colleague John Laws telephoned to offer comfort. Laws recalls Jones was so distressed he spoke
about wanting to jump out the window. Station boss Nigel Milan was worried. John Brennan [the
station's sport director] was put on the case, strings began to be pulled and, in the busy preChristmas period, airline seats found. Passengers were offloaded as Brennan, John Fordham
[promoter] and Ross Turnbull [Australian Rugby Union and Liberal Party figure] found space on that
afternoon's QF1 to London.
Before the case was heard the Crown withdrew the more serious charge, leaving the charge of
committing an indecent act. This charge, to which Alan Jones pleaded not guilty and which would
have attracted only a small fine, was to be held over until January. He left the court via a front
entrance and was photographed by the assembled media. Barrister Stephen Reading told them:
"Mr Jones is a man of good character. He is completely innocent of the charge against him. It will
be opposed vigorously."
Back in Australia there was a gradation of whispering. Within Alan's old school and rugby circles
there were plenty of "I told you so" telephone calls. In the King's diaspora parents who had taken
opposing positions on Alan Jones either ducked for cover or openly crowed.
Meanwhile, in London, the lawyers also gathered to contest the second charge of committing an
indecent act.
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Before Christmas, the Crown decided to drop this charge as well. Alan Jones was free, of all but
decade after decade of fervent speculation about what caused him to be charged over that London
dunny, and how and why he got off.
On the upper floors of the Ritz Hotel there was considerable relief: Jonesy wanted to party, booking
rooms for [footballers] Brian Smith, Troy Coker and another friend, Sue Havers. Presents were
handed out and the aqua Lacoste sweater, which had been in a bin, was souvenired.
The relief that flowed from the dropping of the charges did not stop him worrying about how the
public and others would greet him. Alan Jones's self-belief could not accommodate shame. Back in
Sydney he was reluctant to show his face. John Fordham had to push him out the door.
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Fordham encouraged Jones along to a big cricket testimonial where Dennis Lillee, Rod Marsh and
dozens of sporting luminaries made him feel welcome. Underlying much of the show of support was
concern that a man should suffer so pointlessly.
The toilet episode was indeed a watershed for Alan Jones. On top of all the other evidence that
might have led people to suspect Alan was homosexual, the London incident was going to
strengthen, if not confirm, suspicion. An opportunity arose for him to admit his homosexuality. The
generally sympathetic response made it easier for him to be himself.
There was no need to confess to wrongdoing. It is not, nor should it be, a crime to be homosexual.
It is not a sin to have your penis out in a public toilet. But having easily defeated the criminal
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charges, Jones sought to defeat common sense as well, by asking the rest of the world to join him
in his denial.
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Jones's ratings didn't falter. A decade of uninterrupted triumphs followed on 2UE. In the 1990s he
began to sign the deals that erupted in the great scandal of cash for comment. Perhaps London
made him think he was invulnerable. So it proved. Despite the revelation that he had sold his
opinions for millions, his audience stuck with him. But the "grey army" of his followers were never
allowed to see the real Alan Jones.
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Like a jockey caught in the stirrups, his audience is dragged over his hurdles of logic and around
the many U-turns. Alan tells them Bob Carr is hopeless. He then tells them to vote for Bob Carr. He
then tells them Carr is again hopeless. He promotes extremist tax schemes, attacking the treasurer,
and then gets him on air and flatters him.
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The massive contrast between Alan Jones's professed honesty and his actual behaviour does not
seem to matter. He was always good at fooling people willing to be fooled. And three to 4 hours of
radio a day for all those years become such a blur. The truth is just more ephemera. As long as he
keeps talking the inconsistencies are swept along in the sheer volume of verbiage: his editorials
and opinions must now number in the tens of thousands.
Alan Jones supports democracy as long as it does what it is told. He wants laws that are strict but
can be adjusted like bookmakers' odds. He wants commanding decisions and he wants process
and consultation. He wants strong competition as long as it isn't too strong for local competition. He
speaks up for the virtues of civilised debate while using words like weedkiller to wilt his opponents.
And, of course, his opinion is not for hire. As long as there is conviction in your voice, you begin to
convince yourself. As Alan Jones understood from his days at Toowoomba Grammar, what matters
is being someone. What matters is who is talking, not what is said.
Edited extracts from Jonestown by Chris Masters (Allen& Unwin, $49.95), published on Monday.
*Italicised links by David Marr.
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See also: Groom (disambiguation)
Sex and the law
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Age of consent
Antisexualism
Censorship
Circumcision
Deviant sexual intercourse
Homophobia
Ethics
Intersex
Miscegenation (interracial relations)
Norms
Objectification
Pornography
Public morality
Red-light district
Reproductive rights
Same-sex marriage
Survival sex
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(May vary according to jurisdiction)
Adultery
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Female genital mutilation
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Child grooming is befriending and establishing an emotional connection with a child, and
sometimes the family, to lower the child's inhibitions for child sexual abuse.[1] It lures
minors into trafficking of children, illicit businesses such as child prostitution, or the
production of child pornography.[2][3][4] It is a behavior that is characteristic of paedophilia.
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This crime has been proscribed in various ways since the International Convention for the
Suppression of the Traffic in Women and Children, which was agreed in 1921 as a
multilateral treaty of the League of Nations that addressed the problem of international
trafficking of women and children for nefarious purposes. The proscribed traffic was
international in nature at that time. The concept of localised grooming, in which gangs of
reprobates groom neighbourhood victims, was devised in 2010 by the UK Child
Exploitation and Online Protection Centre.[5]
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Contents
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1 Overview
2 Over the Internet
2.1 Victims
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3 Localised grooming
3.1 In the UK
3.2 In France
4 Criminal offenses
4.1 General
4.2 Australia
4.3 Canada
4.4 Costa Rica
4.5 Netherlands
4.6 United Kingdom
4.7 United States
5 See also
6 References
7 Further reading
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8 External links
Overview[edit]
Further information: Power and control in abusive relationships In an intimate
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Detective Inspector Kay Wallace surrounded by computers, mobile phones and digital
storage devices seized from the homes of suspected paedophiles. Online grooming of
youngsters via chat rooms and webcams is an area COST team officers are encountering
more and more.
This is done to gain the child's trust as well as the trust of those responsible for the child's
well-being. Additionally, a trusting relationship with the family means the child's parents
are less likely to believe potential accusations.
In the case of sexual grooming, child pornography images are often shown to the child as
part of the grooming process.[2][3][4]
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To establish a good relationship with the child and the child's family, child groomers might
do several things. For example, they might take an undue interest in someone elses child,
to be the child's "special" friend to gain the child's trust.[6] They might give gifts or money
to the child for no apparent reason (toys, dolls, etc.). They may show pornographyvideos
or picturesto the child, hoping to make it easy for the child to accept such acts, thus
normalizing the behavior. They may simply talk about sexual topics. These are just some
of the methods a child groomer might use to gain a child's trust and affection to allow them
to do what they want. Hugging and kissing or other physical contact, even when the child
does not want it, can happen. To the groomer, this is a way to get close.[dubious discuss] They
might talk about problems normally discussed between adults, or at least people of the
same age. Topics might include marital problems and other conflicts. They may try to gain
the childs parents trust by befriending them, with the goal of easy access to the child. The
child groomer might look for opportunities to have time alone with the child. This can be
done by offering to babysit. The groomer may invite the child for sleepovers. This gives
them the opportunity to sleep in the same room or even the same bed with the child.
Actions such as online communication have been defended by suspected offenders using
the so-called 'fantasy defense', in which those accused argue that they were only expressing
fantasies and not plans of future behavior. In the U.S., case law draws a distinction between
those two and some people accused of 'grooming' have successfully used this defense.[7]
Over the Internet[edit]

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Sexual grooming of children also occurs on the Internet. Some abusers will pose as
children online and make arrangements to meet with them in person. Facebook has been
involved in controversy as to whether or not it takes enough precautions. Jim Gamble,
leader of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop) of the United
Kingdom, stated in April 2010 that his office received 292 complaints about Facebook
users through the year of 2009 yet "None of these complaints came direct from Facebook."
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A spokesman for Facebook responded to complaints by meeting Ceop directly in person,
and saying, adamantly, "We take the issue of safety very seriously."[8]
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In 2003, MSN implemented restrictions in their chat rooms purportedly intended to help
protect children from adults seeking sexual conversations with them. In 2005, Yahoo! chat
rooms were investigated by the New York State attorney general's office for allowing users
to create rooms whose names suggested that they were being used for this purpose. That
October, Yahoo! agreed to "implement policies and procedures designed to ensure" that
such rooms would not be allowed.
Some vigilante organizations use operatives posing as underage teens on the internet to
identify potential child molesters and turn the information over to the police and the courts.
The news program Dateline NBC features the recurring segment "To Catch a Predator",
based on documenting such activities.
Multiple computer programs have been developed to help identify grooming and warn
parents. Such software analyzes chat room and other Instant messaging logs for activity
that may identify grooming or other potentially suspicious activities. Some of the
technologies have been adapted to social networking services and ISPs.[9]
Victims[edit]
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Sexual grooming of children over the internet is most prevalent (99% of cases) amongst the
1317 age group, particularly the 1314 years old children (48%). The majority of them
are girls. The majority of the victimization occurs over the mobile phone support. Children
and teenagers with behavioral issues such as higher attention seekers have a much higher
risk than others.[10]
Localised grooming[edit]
See also: Love jihad
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In the UK[edit]
The definition of localised grooming as given in a Police document is as follows:[5]
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Localised grooming is a form of sexual exploitation previously referred to as on street

grooming in the media - where children have been groomed and sexually exploited by an
offender, having initially met in a location outside their home. This location is usually in
public, such as a park, cinema, on the street or at a friends house. Offenders often act
together, establishing a relationship with a child or children before sexually exploiting
them. Some victims of street grooming may believe that the offender is in fact an older
boyfriend; these victims introduce their peers to the offender group who might then go on
to be sexually exploited as well. Abuse may occur at a number of locations within a region
and on several occasions. Localised grooming was the term used by CEOP in the
intelligence requests issued to police forces and other service agencies in order to define
the data we wished to receive.
Because the grooming of children (although it was not known at the time under those
terms) in the UK had been proscribed as early as the 1910 Convention on the White Slave
trade the idea of localised grooming was coined around 1990. A television documentary
was broadcast in August 2003, in which reporters uncovered details of an 18-month police
and social services investigation into allegations that young men were targeting under-age
girls for sex, drugs and prostitution in the West Yorkshire town of Keighley.[11] The Leedsbased Coalition for the Removal of Pimping has sought to bring this behaviour to national
attention since at least 2010.[12] The Rotherham sex grooming case saw in November 2010
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various convictions of child sexual abusers. In 2012, various members of the Rochdale sex
trafficking gang were convicted on various counts. The Home Affairs Select Committee
investigated in 2013 Child sexual exploitation and the response to localised grooming.[13]
In France[edit]
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The concept of localised grooming is reflected in French police annals as "viol collectif" or
"viol en reunion" (gang rape).[14] At a trial in March 2014, the public heard that a 15-year
old female was lured by an 18-year old male (ostensibly her boyfriend at the time) into the
basement of an apartment by means of "a blackmail", whereupon he and six of his friends
(aged between 15 and 17) raped her. Media characterised this as a trap or an ambush.[14]
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Criminal offenses[edit]
General[edit]
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In its report Protection of Children Against Abuse Through New Technologies, the Council
of Europe Cybercrime Convention Committee addressed the emerging issues of violence
against children through the use of new technologies (the issue of child pornography on the
Internet is already covered by Article 9 Convention) with particular reference to grooming
both through the internet and by mobile telephones.[15]
Some nations have already criminalized grooming in their national legislation. Analysis of
these laws suggests some may be redundant with existing legislation and/or practices.[16]
Australia[edit]
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Australian Criminal Code Act 1995 section 474.26 and 474.27 prohibits the use of a
"carrier service" to communicate with the intent to procure a person under the age of 16, or
expose such a person to any indecent matter for the purposes of grooming.
The various states and territories have similar laws, some of which use a different age (for
example the victim only has to be under 18 in Queensland).
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Canada[edit]
In Canada, Criminal Code section 172.1 makes it an offence to communicate with a child
through a computer system for the purpose of committing a sexual offence (termed "luring
a child").
Costa Rica[edit]
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In Costa Rica, since April 2013, the Criminal Code section 167 bis, makes it an offence to
seduce a child by electronic means. With penalties from one to 3 years of imprisonment for
a person that, by any means attempt to establish an erotic or sexual communication with a
child under 15 years old.
Netherlands[edit]
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At 1 January 2010 section 248e was added to the Dutch Criminal Code making (online)
grooming of a child under 16 years old illegal. The maximum punishment is 2 years of
imprisonment or a fine of the fourth category.[17]
United Kingdom[edit]
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In England and Wales, sections 14 and 15 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 make it an
offense to arrange a meeting with a child, for oneself or someone else, with the intent of
sexually abusing the child. The meeting itself is also criminalized.[18]
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The Protection of Children and Prevention of Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act 2005
introduced a similar provision for Scotland.[19]
Thus, a crime may be committed even without the actual meeting taking place and without
the child being involved in the meeting (for example, if a police officer has taken over the
contact and pretends to be that child). In R v T (2005) EWCA Crim 2681, the appellant,
aged 43, had pretended to befriend a nine-year-old girl, but had done very little with her
before she became suspicious and reported his approaches. He had a number of previous
convictions (including one for rape) and was described as a "relentless, predatory
paedophile". The Court of Appeal upheld a longer than commensurate sentence of eight
years' imprisonment with an extended license period of two years.
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United States[edit]
In the United States, 18 U.S.C. 2422 makes it a federal offense to use the mail, interstate
commerce, etc. to entice a minor to sexual activity for which any person can be charged
with a criminal offense. 18 U.S.C. 2425 makes it a federal offense to transmit
information about a person below the age of 16 for this purpose. Some states have
additional statutes covering seducing a child online, such as the Florida law that makes
"Use of a Computer to Seduce a Child" a felony.[20]
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Laws focused on 'grooming' were first enforced federally against Alabaman Jerry Alan
Penton in 2009. Penton received 20 years in prison for that action coupled with another 20
for his distribution and possession of child pornography. He was sentenced to 40 years in
federal prison on a variety of charges relating to child pornography.[21]
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See also[edit]
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Online predator
Personal boundaries
Power and control in abusive relationships
Reward system
Rochdale sex trafficking gang
Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal
Traumatic bonding
Children's rights
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Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo (2009). Online Child Grooming: A Literature Review on the
Misuse of Social Networking Sites for Grooming Children for Sexual Offences. Australian
Institute of Criminology. ISBN 9781921185861.
External links[edit]
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Grooming Children for Sexual Molestation, written by Gregory M. Weber, the Assistant
Attorney General for the State of Wisconsin who specializes in the prosecution of crimes
committed against children.
Cyber Grooming danger of cyberspace, written by Kamil Kopeck, the professor at

Palack University Olomouc (director of Centre PRVoK)
"http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Child_grooming&oldid=661909591"
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Categories:
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Child abuse
Psychological manipulation
Pedophilia
Child grooming
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http://kangaroocourtofaustralia.com/2015/04/19/prosecutor-margaret-cunneen-lies-to-hidefriendship-with-killer-roger-rogerson-etc/
Prosecutor Margaret Cunneen lies to hide friendship with killer Roger Rogerson etc.
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Crown Prosecutor Margaret Cunneen is a compulsive liar who has been caught out badly
contradicting herself in separate interviews with News Corp and Fairfax Media. In this
article we will also have a closer look at Cunneens dodgy background which includes 1.
Connections to major criminals such as Roger Rogerson 2. Helping alleged paedophiles
such as Scott Volkers walk free and 3. The phone taps that will likely bring her undone.
Margaret Cunneen and her supporters are in crisis mode at the moment and trying to lie
their way out of the problem but are only digging a bigger hole for themselves. They
thought they had a win in the High Court against ICAC on Wednesday and that would be
the end of it. (Click here to read more) That came unstuck Thursday (16/4/15) morning
when it was revealed by the SMH that the ICAC investigation into Cunneen was sparked
by Intercepted phone calls by a multi-agency taskforce investigating organised crime.
They were investigating Cunneens friend Stephen Fletcher and some of the calls must
have mentioned Cunneen. (Click here to read more)
Interviews with Fairfax Media and The Australian and the
big contradictions in answers
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In 2011 Margaret Cunneen gave an interview with journalist Kate McClymont at the
Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) and gave certain answers in relation to her personal
association with major criminal Roger Rogerson. In February this year Cunneen gave an
interview with 2 journalists from The Australian and gave a different answer. (Click here to
read)
This was not a one-off lie. Cunneen has also been caught lying about her relationship with
Stephen Fletcher who has had criminal charges recommended against him and was paying
off over 10 NSW Police Officers to use their betting accounts. (Click here to read the
Police Integrity Commission report Operation Montecristo) One has to wonder, given
Fletcher was paying the Police Officers to use their betting accounts, was he also paying
them for anything else more sinister?
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Stephen Fletcher and Margaret Cunneen
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Margaret Cunneen lied about her relationship with Fletcher in 2011 and implied she would
have nothing to do with him again. But last year Fletcher went on holidays with Cunneens
son Stephen Wyllie and his girlfriend Sophia Tilly after the infamous car crash. So why is
Cunneen lying? The ABC last year reported Stephen Fletcher was Margaret Cunneens
long-term boyfriend.
Roger Rogerson is a former corrupt police officer in jail awaiting trial for murder. He is a
major league crook and always has been. When he was a police officer he took bribes to
protect every type of criminal from murderers to drug dealers. He was kicked out of the
force in 1986. Rogerson was charged in the late 1980s for drug dealing and attempted
murder amongst other crimes and he has killed at least one person and probably more, not
counting his current charge. (Click her to read more)
So the question is: Why was Margaret Cunneen at Roger Rogersons book signing helping
him profit from his crimes in 2009?
When asked about it in 2011 Cunneen said: But I know Roger independently. Ive known
him since he was a detective He was never convicted of anything while he was a police
officer. (Click here to read more)
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Is Cunneen for real? Roger Rogerson is and was a major criminal and she should have
never been anywhere near him and she knows it. In February this year Cunneen had
changed her story to that she decided not to:
continue to snub people who have gone to prison and paid their debt to society. I, and
other prosecutors who attended, thought it important that prosecutors dont subscribe to
lifelong punishment. (Click here to read more)
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What dribble! She is trying to hide her scandalous friendship with Rogerson. But her
answer raises some very serious questions such as: Who were the other prosecutors who
attended the book signing? and: Is the prosecutor who is currently trying to convict Roger
Rogerson of his murder charge one of prosecutors who attended his book signing as a fan?
Has Cunneen ever used her position to leak information to Rogerson or helped him in any
way?
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Based on what Margaret Cunneen told the journalists about the other prosecutors being at
the book signing then all the staff at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions needs
investigating by ICAC just to be safe.
Scott Volkers
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In 2004 Margaret Cunneen gave extremely dodgy legal advice that helped the Queensland
Director of Public Prosecutions justify not re-charging swimming coach Scott Volkers on
paedophile charges. The Queensland DPP could not justify why the charges were dropped
against Scott Volkers in the first place and needed dodgy legal advice to make sure he was
not re-charged otherwise the Queensland DPP would be looking very stupid if not corrupt.
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Scott Volkers was accused of abusing 3 girls between the ages of 12 and 14 but charges
were dropped in 2002. He was re-investigated by police but the QLD DPP decided not to
charge him again.
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Margaret Cunneens gave some scandalous advice that attacked the evidence of the girls
and said a conviction would be difficult to achieve because the girls were unlikely to have
had developed breasts and thus the groping allegations would be difficult to
substantiate. (Click here to read more)
and: She also questioned whether a female abuse victim could have experienced an
orgasm while being abused.
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It is difficult to accept that Gilbert could have been sufficiently relaxed for orgasm to
occur, Ms Cunneen wrote in legal advice to the Queensland DPP. (Click here to read
more or watch the 7.30 Report interview)
Margaret Cunneens advice was disgraceful and there was obviously no legal or medical
evidence to support it. It was a clear and pathetic attack by Margaret Cunneen to discredit a
witness and justify not re-charging Scott Volkers.
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I think the Volkers matter is important because it really pulls back the curtain and we can
see what Cunneen is like behind closed doors. She clearly does favours for friends and
gives them the dodgy advice they want to justify their decisions if need be. Cunneen would
have never dreamt her dodgy advice would be before a Royal Commission.
The Cunneen/Volkers scandal was uncovered at the Royal Commission into Child Sexual
Abuse last year and Cunneen should have been sacked then. Cunneen tries to make out she
is some sought of hero for victims of sexual abuse. What a lie that is, which the Volkers
matter shows. How many other criminals has Cunneen helped walk free?
Interviews with Ray Hadley on 2GB and Channel 7
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Over the last couple of days Cunneen has done soft interviews with Ray Jelly Back
Hadley and Channel 7 News. She did not get asked any tough questions nor did Jelly
Back raise Stephen Fletcher, Roger Rogerson or her disgraceful conduct in the Scott
Volkers matter.
Margaret Cunneen complained that murderers and terrorists would not be treated the
way she was. Well she should know, look at the above photo of her and Roger Rogerson
and how well she treated him. She looks like a love struck groupie with her big smile not a
Senior Crown Prosecutor who should have nothing to do with criminals.
Multi-agency taskforce phone tap referral to ICAC
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Who leaked the story about the phone taps is unknown although the journalist who broke
the story, Kate McClymont, now says it was a law enforcement officer. Leaking the phone
tap referral to the media was the right thing to do because Cunneen was busy lying and
deceiving the public and telling us it was some frivolous and vexatious complaint from her
sister. This was deliberately designed by Cunneen to give her an excuse and to make ICAC
look stupid and it was not true.
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Cunneen said she took on the legal challenge for her family. What a lie. They have not
been cleared and they also have a huge shadow over their integrity. If she really cared
about her family she would not hang around criminals.
ICAC
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The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has been criticised by some for
wasting time in the Cunneen matter because it was not a serious matter and ICAC are
meant to focus on serious and systemic corruption. Margaret Cunneens relationship with
Roger Rogerson alone raises suspicions of serious and systemic corruption that needs
investigating and that would justify ICAC investigating Margaret Cunneen.
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If the laws are not strengthened to sideline the High Court and made retrospective so
Cunneen can be investigated by ICAC then there will have to be a government inquiry.
Otherwise it is the government who will be seen to be corrupt and that is what will worry
them and hopefully make them do the right thing. The Greens are already pushing for the
relevant law changes to shore up ICACS powers in May.
This story has a long way to go and goes to the heart of government and judicial corruption
so I will be keeping a close eye on it.
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^ Jump up to: a b Crosson-Tower, Cynthia (2005). UNDERSTANDING CHILD ABUSE AND

Jump up ^ "Child Sexual Abuse and the "Grooming" Process".

^ Jump up to: a b ceop.police.uk: "EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CEOP thematic assessment" June

Jump up ^ Channel 4 News. "channel4.com: "Asian rape allegations" 27 Aug 2003".

Jump up ^ "publications.parliament.uk: "Home Affairs Committee - Second Report: Child sexual

Jump up ^ "Council of Europe - ETS No. 185 - Convention on Cybercrime". Conventions.coe.int.

Jump up ^ Staksrud, E. (2013). "Online grooming legislation : Knee-jerk regulation?". European

Jump up ^ "Online child grooming" (PDF). Aic.gov.au. Retrieved 2013-10-22.

Jump up ^ "Legislation.gov.uk". Legislation.hmso.gov.uk. 2013-10-16. Retrieved 2013-10-22.

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