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The Cover up continues, but for how much longer?





The conspiracy of silence surrounding the events at the Haut de la Garenne children's home and the ongoing protection of those responsible, is a stain on the island of Jersey.
Haut de la Garenne





Savile at the Children,s home













 The "authorities" in Jersey, have managed to cover up the outrage of historic child abuse on the Island for many years. Through a combination of fear, threats and intimidation, those who carried out the abuse and those who have, and still are, conspiring to keep the abuse away from public scrutiny, the "secret society of Jersey has managed to destroy the lives or reputations of many who are either victims or who seek to expose the evil. There are those who are campaigning and working for justice for the victims and the exposure of the evil individuals, organisations and "establishment" figures responsible for these crimes. The guilty parties know that their days of hiding in the slime and shadows are coming to an end. 


Leigh LaFon
Stuart Syvret















Leah McGrath Goodman.





There are Blogs, Twitter pages and other social media outlets who are exposing the shameful side of Jersey society. Here are links to some of them: 







Leigh LaFon ‏ @DenverElle




voiceforchildren ‏ @TheVoiceJersey



Leah McGrath Goodman ‏@truth_eater
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