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  1. Imaginary-Owl-3759 on

    We see over and over again that people are more concerned about protecting powerful men’s reputations than they are believing powerless victims.

  2. Toomanyeastereggs on

    This won’t stop until action is taken directly against the people in these departments who made these decisions.

  3. Wow, good job with the Archive link. That’s an excellent habit for us to get into.

    >The department has issued an unreserved apology for Ross’ abuse of students under its care, but did not comment on its failure to investigate reports from parents and police that Ross photographed a naked girl in 1980 – nine years before he resigned.

    Ah fuck.

    >In 1989, Ross abruptly resigned as principal when detectives from the child exploitation unit uncovered in his office more than 3000 explicit images of 16 children, along with 100 rolls of unexposed film hidden in a filing cabinet.

    1989, great, nine years after the cops found out we got him.

    >Ross was found guilty of the sexual penetration and indecent assault of an 11-year-old boy in 1990, but was handed a suspended sentence, which caused outrage at the time.

    AH FUCK.

    Obviously we can’t condone vigilante justice, but look at it anthropologically. This is the cause. When a community feels its justice system is gone, they either make it reactively or take part in the corruption. And something tells me the parent community doesn’t want to join Team Pedo.

  4. keyboardstatic on

    The a former principal of saint beeds used to put his hands down young boys pants to grab their buttocks or genitals.

    He is lauded as a wonderful leader. And never faced any consequences.

  5. Unusual-Ear5013 on

    Four former students of Braybrook Primary School recently received $5 million in legal settlements after they were sexually assaulted or photographed by former principal Richard George Ross.

  6. The founding Principal of the high school I went to was arrested in 2019 on historical CSA charges. Arrested on his way back in from Thailand, where he was establishing schools, because of course.