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Topic History of: 1991 mass false allegations NAILED corrupt UK authorities
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F.A.C.T. Quote current Child Protection so called "Expert" MWT: "False allegations are rare"

Yet 23 years ago when "expert" MWT was a nobody, a huge UK Child Protection scandal proved that False Allegations are far from rare.

During the investigation the children received several lengthy interviews. McLean was later described by several of the children as a terrifying figure who was "fixated on finding satanic abuse", and other children described how she urged them to draw circles and faces, presumably as evidence indicating abusive rites. These techniques were strongly criticised by Sheriff Kelbie.

One of the children later said:I would never say that a child's testimony in the company of Liz McLean at the time [is reliable]. She was a very manipulative woman, and she would write what she wanted to write. I would doubt any child supposedly making allegations in that situation. Interview with "Karen", 2006.

In September 2006, it was announced that one person, who had been 8 years old when she was taken into care by social workers in November 1990, intended to sue the council. She said that she had been the victim of a "witch hunt" by overzealous social workers determined to break up her family. She said that the interview techniques used at the time were designed to break the children down, and that she was bribed with sweets to tell social workers what they wanted to hear. In February 2008 it was reported that she would receive legal aid to sue the Council.

www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/sep/24/scotland

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Ronaldsay_child_abuse_scandal

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