More Educational Brit Paedophiles Uncovered

ByCBG Reading Time: 1 minute

Following the conviction of Vanessa George, another female paedophile has confessed to 100 attacks on a number of children of both sexes. That report is here, and the paper has been careful not to dump the blame on any man she was in contact with as some kind of controller. In a different case a male nursery worker was caught after attacking three victims, though the presence of the parents and other carers in tandem helped to prevent ten times the damage as in the George case. That other article is here.

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