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Topic History of: "deported to the UK"
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Green Man	hedda wrote: Jo wrote: Thanks for that, hedda. Very interesting. Mulliner "recovered" abuse by a Satanic ring run by her father, a respected surgeon, when he ran Guy's Hospital. Could be the ones you least unexpect. I'm open minded.
Jo	That sounds very dodgy and rings a bell. I seem to recall finding this before. sites.google.com/site/untouchablesnotes/
hedda	Jo wrote: Thanks for that, hedda. Very interesting. Mulliner "recovered" abuse by a Satanic ring run by her father, a respected surgeon, when he ran Guy's Hospital.
Jo	Thanks for that, hedda. Very interesting.
hedda	Jo wrote: Interesting, thanks for posting. I remember reading about this case and watching interviews with the main accuser and with his niece and being suspicious about the claims. The main accuser, Sarah Monahan, seems to have been associated with an organisation set up by Liz Mullinar, who had been a business rival of his wife. sarahmonahan.com/heal-for-life en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liz_Mullinar Would be interesting to hear what hedda thinks about this case. I seem to remember him saying that he had come across Liz Mullinar. Mulliner was the business partner of Hughes wife as they manager stares like Cate Blanchett and Russell Crowe. When they split the business the stars went with Hughes' wife. Liz Mulliner runs a "retreat" for those claiming abuse. Monahan worked there as a "counselor". It's full on "Satanic ritual abuse" stuff. www.abc.net.au/7.30/abuse-retreat-is-it-really-helping/5398766 Abuse retreat: is it really helping?