The Great Reveal: Featuring Jon Wedger

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Alan Merritt, a fellow advocate and former Beechholme children’s home abuse survivor, joined Jon in the second half of our show. The following interview of Jon with a US radio station that focuses on conspiracy theories gives probably the best indication of why Jon has gone down this route. And she’d made an allegation that this woman Foxy had been pimping her out; and she’d made a couple of allegations, and they hadn’t gone anywhere. So what I was told was, ‘Can you look into it? She’s made allegations before; she’s a bit of a nightmare; she might be lying, she might not; but she’s a bit persistent; see what you can do.’ So I went, ‘OK.’ So I, I went to see the girl, made an appointment and was told she’s very anti-police, you know, and she is a bit of a handful.

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BG: Right, and… and this was being told to all the police – it wasn’t just yourself – anybody who was involved in this type of work was told this? JW: Nothing! (56:22) And she said “Everything you said was right. I left the Unit because of how they treated you. Please, please forgive me?“.

Anyway I believe this hoax will only come to an end when police arrest Abe and Ella and they are tried in court and sent down to spend many years in prison. I’m glad HoaxteadResearch haven’t stopped reporting on this creepy and crazy community that seem to be mad, bad and sad. Keep up good work! However I really hope this year will be the year Abe and Ella are captured. Plus how the hell did Abe and Ella escape from Ella’s place with the police at the front door? I am quite happy saying former Chief Constable Paul Kernaghan was guilty of misconduct in public office and should have been investigated and prosecuted, I was not happy to publish information concerning the information Jon has now published on you tube videos regarding Mr Kernaghan's alleged involvement in Satanic Ritual Abuse.

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I then, erm, get put in touch with an MP called Simon Danczuk who, at the time was championing the abuse cover ups and you’re seeing more and more cover ups coming out and one of the key ones was the Rotherham scandal and there was a Detective from Greater Manchester Police called Maggie Oliver and I was asked if I wouldn’t mind being put in charge with Maggie Oliver. Her story was very similar to mine. (45:15) BG: So there’s a template in operation here as to what happens to police officers that stand up and say “There’s a cover up of child abuse“? Like Arthur Kaotal is constantly sectioned but still comes out doing wrong things to others. I think he needs to be sectioned and kept away from others until he is safe and well enough. I hope I explained myself a bit better. I think Oliver was possibly a very good cop but working on sensational case was not done in isolation. When victims approach the police over serious sex allegations an entire team springs into action and uses all the decades of facilities and resources the police have and they work as a unit. Traditionally in these very serious investigations all who worked on them share the praise if they are successful. We have no proof of Oliver’s claims she ran the show and when ex-officers make such claims they take a great risk as the many others who work on a case get pretty pissed off. intelligence report which caused him to be spoken to by his boss many years ago, this only appears to have been formally raised when other cases

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Why can’t Jon Wedger identify his own police medals correctly? He claimed one was for a specific thing and it was easily identified as being very different and in fact that specific medal was one handed out to all police officers who had served over a specific time period. It was a commemorative medal in other words. Why therefore did Wedger lie and say it was for something else? JW: Well… well… what… what it’s saying is that, first it’s Central London but there is a transient population and people don’t tend to live there, they just work there, and when they’re working away from home – a bit like someone going to Thailand – they will commit a crime of, you know, like soliciting, prostitute or whatever, because they’ve got the anonymity of being a tourist but when they live in an area there is a different mindset. So it’s going to an area that is more residential or… and… yeah, I would say some of the areas were bad areas… they were bad areas, and I think most of them had their own social problems, but there was a lot of residential kids homes in these outer boroughs and a lot of kids would be farmed out. And I think the kids would network, you know, so if a kid was taken… taken in to a secure unit, for whatever reason, they would go in there, they would network with other kids and the main way of earning money was either through violent crime, robbery or with girls it was prostitution. (20:57) So these networks were all set up, you know, and no one was looking… there was no one looking in to them at all.