Thursday, 14 December 2017
Laurence Soper sentencing
Laurence Soper will be sentenced at the old Bailey at 9:30am on Thursday 21st December. I intend to be there.
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This blog is largely concerned with highlighting the child sex abuse which has occurred at Ealing Abbey and St. Benedict's School.
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I have two aims: to try and ensure that the child protection policies of the Abbey and school are brought up to the highest possible standard, and to provide support to any victims of abuse at St. Benedict's or elsewhere.
Because of the sensitive subject matter of this blog, comments are moderated. Comments will not be published if in my opinion:
- the comment might prejudice any criminal prosecution which is underway,
- the comment might commit a contempt of court (e.g. in naming a victim of abuse whose identity has been protected by court order),
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Don't expect to see him show any emotion, the mask is off now. All I know is on Thursday we all get to watch Santa give a very very special present. He loves travel so I think Santa's got him a one way ticket to somewhere REALLY warm.
ReplyDeleteWell whatever God he believes in, and after his performance I doubt he believes in one, I'm sure that God will hand him a much more severe sentence than any judge in our country can hand out!!
ReplyDeleteAmen to that. Hopefully now we can all start to repair ourselves . I'm really proud of everyone who fought this . Certainly the most arduous thing I've ever had to do.
DeleteBest foot forward mate.
Best foot forward.
It was like we were in hell stood in that witness box. I know it's her job but that defence QC was just something else!! Calling me a fantiser and a professional victim! Well we all stood firm and proved her wrong! I know it was just her job but not a job I would take on. 45 years ago since it all happened and 13 years since I first reported it but we're there now. Unfortunately I can't be there on Thursday as I am out of the country but to the other nine I hope you get the pleasure of seeing his face as he goes down for the rest of his life! Quite honestly though I think we will see him back in the dock again before long!! Wishing you all the very best and hope to maybe all meet some time. I know now that two of the victims live not so far from me.
ReplyDeleteWhen she called me liar, I called her liar and said she was trying to deceive the court.
DeleteShe asked And how am I trying to deceive the court?
My reply was. He's not a mister he's a father and as far as I am concerned he's still an Abbott.
When I said that his eyes came out on stalks like a slug and all the sinues in his neck stretched out of his skin.
I don't think he liked what I put in his sandwich.
( Enjoy bunking off detention on Thursday , ) J
How long do we have to wait! Sentencing now at 1pm tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteAny news on sentencing?
ReplyDelete18 years.
ReplyDeleteNot due for parole until 2025 . Plenty of time to rewrite the thoughts of Christ under the pen name" Florence of Albania" I wonder who next from St Benedict's is waiting for that tap on the door. The show ain't over until the fat lady sings boys.
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