Facebook Used to Trap Alleged Historical Attacker
The husband of a woman attacked a decade ago whilst at school set up a sting using Facebook to trap her alleged attacker. The Daily Mail has the story here.
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Blog Against Child Abuse – November 2011 Surviving Holidays Edition tags: CA Social media for military enables deep family connections : Lesson for law firms tags: SocNetPres CA Thanksgiving: Survivors of child sexual abuse of yesterday, today and tomorrow tags: CA 8 Tips To Help Console a Grieving Friend tags: CA 12 Depression Busters for…
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Technical problems prevented us from linking to a Daily Mail story about another investigation into child abuse at a Catholic school. You can find it on their website below: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2057875/Predators-Abbey-As-Vatican-launches-child-abuse-investigation-Britain-victim-reveals-horrors-cover-up.html – CBG
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Welsh Care Home Witness Calls For Continued CSA Disclosures Post-Mistaken ID
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