Comment: This report is actually from mid-summer this year. We're running it today because we missed it at the time. Carl Beech was not the first to go down on the basis of being sentenced for the very thing he was exposing his accusers of doing, and he probably won't be the last. The pedocracy always protects its own...
The sweeping investigation following Carl Beech's allegations came after revelations that late BBC entertainer Jimmy Savile was a long-time child sex abuser
Elite pedophile victim Carl Beech goes to prison for daring to speak out
Jimmy Savile, one of the highest paid BBC entertainers of his day and a flamboyant personality who was friends with royalty, died in 2011. A year later a documentary revealed he was a prolific pedophile who for six decades used his status to abuse what was thought to be more than 1,000 children.
It was in the light of that shocking case that Beech made explosive claims that would lead police to raid the homes of politicians and military officers in the search for the evidence that would expose the pedophile ring.
Comment: The poor sod probably assumed it would be safe to do so because it had by then - thanks to the Savile scandal and other revelations about a political-military child rape ring involving Britain's 'best and brightest' - become a national scandal and 'justice will surely follow'. Think again. The pedocracy will sooner plunge its own country into civil war than give up its 'liberty' to consume children.
Five years later, Beech, 51, has been exposed as a liar. On Monday, Beech was found guilty of perverting the course of justice at Newcastle Crown Court in northern England. He will be sentenced Friday.
"Beech caused unimaginable distress to the men he falsely accused and all the families caught up in his deception. Many of the accused were dead and unable to defend themselves," said Liz Reid of the Crown Prosecution Service.
"Beech's actions betray true victims, who should never be afraid of coming forward to reveal abuse."
Comment: Sheer gas-lighting! She says this while sending one brave enough to come forward to prison for 18 years.
The case first began to make headlines after lawmaker Tom Watson — now the Labour deputy leader — rose in the House of Commons in October 2012 to say he had seen "clear intelligence suggesting a powerful paedophile network linked to Parliament and No. 10 (Downing St.)."
Comment: And thus began years of sweaty palms at Whitehall as they navigated increasing national outrage over cover-ups of pedo-criminals going back decades.
Tom Watson, by the way, 'inexplicably', amid a general election campaign, today resigned as Deputy Leader of the Labour Party. British establishment media is delighted, and can't help but gloat that it was Watson's 'truther madness wot dunnit'.
Beech, who was known by the pseudonym of "Nick," later told detectives he had been abused at military locations and at apartments close to parliament, and also said the pedophile gang had murdered three young boys.
He then made further explosive allegations about some of the people he claimed had abused him and others. They included: Edward Heath, a former Tory prime minister, Leon Brittan, a former Cabinet minister, former army chief Edwin Bramble, Maurice Oldfield, the ex head of MI6, Harvey Proctor, a well-known MP, as well as other lawmakers and military figures.
When the allegations were first made, police described them as "credible and true."
Det. Supt. Kenny McDonald, the officer in charge of Operation Midland, the investigation into the pedophile ring, said, "Nick has been spoken to by experienced officers from the child abuse team and from the murder investigation team and they and I believe what Nick is saying is credible and true."
Detectives later acknowledged the comments were misleading.
Comment: Probably after Whitehall and MI6 told leaned on them.
As part of the investigation, accused people saw their homes raided. Twenty officers raided the home of Lord Bramall, the 92-year-old former head of the army, in April, 2015.
"At one stage during questioning, Lord Bramall, who took part in the D-Day landings, was asked if he could swim, as if this might prove his involvement in a pool sex party, that was supposed to have taken place," reported The Daily Telegraph.
The apartment of Proctor, the lawmaker, was searched and in August 2015 he was questioned by police under caution. For the first time, the seriousness and the extent of the complaints were put to him.
The Telegraph reported, "The following day, in a brave but risky move, Mr Proctor went public, and at an extraordinary press conference, held at a hotel opposite Scotland Yard, revealed exactly what he and the other VIPs had been accused of."
Proctor revealed that the allegations included pedophilia, torture, as well as a claim that he had strangled a 12-year-old boy to death.
Another accused, Leon Brittan, died in 2015 from cancer without knowing he would not face prosecution. Even after his death, police raided two of his homes.
Comment: Indeed, because some of the accusations came from former colleagues who were so terrified of potential repercussions that they waited until after he died to reveal what they knew.
All the claims were later dismissed and detectives were criticized for dozens of serious failings. A judge's report into the matter criticized police for believing Beech from the outset and for a series of other investigative mistakes.
Police closed down Operation Midland in 2016 without any arrests. Beech's claims led to police spending an estimated £2 million to investigate, prosecutors said.
Beech was eventually revealed to be a pedophile himself after child abuse images were found on his computer. In January, Beech admitted four counts of making indecent images of children, one count of possessing indecent images and one count of voyeurism.
Comment: How very convenient. They did the same thing to Marcel Vervloesem in the Zandvoort case. Despite having a track record of helping authorities investigate networks across Europe - and in some cases free children from slavery - the poor soul was sent down for 'child rape' because they 'found images on his computer'. He died early last year.
As this Reuters report states, however, Beech did plead guilty at some point during his trial. He may very well have been a pedophile himself, which wouldn't be unusual given that he was pimped out to men from a very young age by his father, a major in the British army.
Hugh Beach, a D-Day veteran and former general who was falsely accused, told the BBC, "He is a man who has done enormous damage to totally innocent people who have done him no harm at all. An evil man."
Proctor told the BBC that Operation Midland was "a truly disgraceful chapter in the history of British policing."
On Monday, Beech was also found guilty of fraud for unlawfully claiming £22,000 in a criminal compensation payout. He was awarded the money after submitting a form claiming he was the subject of sexual abuse.
Think about what the word Revelation actually means?