Perry Dunlop arressted Sunday

[Said1]

This makes me sick beyond belief. Is anyone following the Cornwall Enquiry?

Former Ontario police officer arrested in B.C.
Updated Sun. Feb. 17 2008 8:12 PM ET

CTV.ca News Staff

A former Ontario police officer was arrested in front of his family and supporters at his Duncan, B.C. home on Sunday.

Perry Dunlop resigned from the Ontario Provincial Police in 2000 and moved with his family to B.C., because he says he was harassed and ostracized in his home province for being a whistleblower.

An inquiry was called last year into a case Dunlop investigated involving an alleged pedophile ring in the 1990s. A warrant was issued in January for his arrest when he refused to testify.

As a policeman in Cornwall, Ont., Dunlop uncovered what he called a pedophile ring involving prominent members of the community.

In 1993, Dunlop came across documents showing one alleged sexual abuse victim had received a $32,000 payout from the Alexandria-Cornwall Roman Catholic Diocese.

The fallout from the discovery eventually led to the OPP launching its four-year Project Truth investigation into abuse allegations.

It led to the laying of 114 charges against 15 prominent members of the community. However, only one person ever served jail time.

Dunlop was convinced there was an organized pedophile ring in Cornwall, but other investigators said they found no evidence of that.

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNe...rnwall_police_080217/20080217?hub=TorontoHome

 

[Kreskin]

That is pretty serious. He had better account for his investigation.

 

[Said1]

That is pretty serious. He had better account for his investigation.

If you are interested in his wife's tesitmoney and Gary Guzzo's (mp who made noise about having an enquiry - he was also a former youth court judge here in Ottawa, real prick from what I can remember, lol) I have posted link to it here. Both Dunlop and Guzzo privatley took witness' statements, before and after the original trials. Guzzo blacked out names in his files, then stopped using them altogether. Dunlop didn't do this, but turned over his notes to proper authorities as well. At the time Dunlop was called to the inquiry, he felt he was tricked into coming and refused to talk when called to the stand. His wife did a lot of talking though. I can't say I've ever been a moved by anything anyone had to say after reading her testiomy......or at least in a long time. The Dunlops are good people.


I'll only re-post it if you are interested in reading it. There's lots of other testimony, it's good stuff. A perfect example of power and money.

 

[Night Safari]

Ex-Police Officer Perry Dunlop arrested for Contempt

Truth be told this does not surprise me although I'm quite often saddened with our judicional system.
Dunlop was among the lead investigators in going after some of the top brass in his own juristiction.
What better way to form "damage control" and "satisfy public outcry" then to arrest the very same police officer whose "political ties" aren't nearly as 'tight' as those individuals he has personal knowledge of committing these heinous crimes?
Perry Dunlop said himself that his decade long fight for justice is now an illusion, having made enemies too far up the ranks to secure himself now from being falsely charged!
http://www.theinquiry.ca/Perry DivCourt letter.hide.php

Read Mr. Dunlop's letter to the Ontario Divisional Court on November 19, 2007 which is posted on the web site above. There are many different Powers at play here, I fear that yet again we; the People, will never know the actual truths but we can "read between the lines" and form our own conclusions.:roll:

 

[Said1]

Truth be told this does not surprise me although I'm quite often saddened with our judicional system.
Dulop was among the lead investigators in going after some of the top brass in his own juristiction.
What better way to form "damage control" and "satisfy public outcry" then to arrest the very same police officer whose "political ties" aren't nearly as 'tight' as those individuals he has personal knowledge of committing these heinous crimes?
Perry Dunlop said himself that his decade long fight for justice is now an illusion, having made enemies too far up the ranks to secure himself now from being falsely charged!
http://www.theinquiry.ca/Perry DivCourt letter.hide.php

Read Mr. Dunlop's letter to the Ontario Divisional Court on November 19, 2007 which is posted on the web site above. There are many different Powers at play here, I fear that yet again we; the People, will never know the actual truths but we can "read between the lines" and form our own conclusions.:roll:

I've read the letter. You might be interested in this then: http://cornwallinquiry.ca/en/hearings/witnesses/index.html
It's the witness testimony to date.

 

[Night Safari]

Cornwall Inquiry

Thanks for your link and further comments, Said 1.

I have read the court transcripts from the Cornwall Public Inquiry quite extensively only to see how a small town police force like Cornwall was unable to properly handle it's investigation. And then not to mention those called upon from Ottawa to investigate the "Investigation."

I am somewhat aware of the Inquiry; enough to not let it mar my day. I'd certainly be interested in the link you mention of the testimony his wife gave at that time if you wouldn't mind re-posting it.
You certainly sound like you have kept abreast with this particular case from the beginning, am I correct?

 

[Said1]

Thanks for your link and further comments "Said 1."
( I can't seem to get the "quote icon" to work.?)
I have read the court transcripts from the Cornwall Public Inquiry quite extensively only to see how a small town police force like Cornwall was unable to properly handle it's investigation. And then not to mention those called upon from Ottawa to investigate the "Investigation."

I am somewhat aware of the Inquiry; enough to not let it mar my day. I'd certainly be interested in the link you mention of the testimony his wife gave at that time if you wouldn't mind re-posting it.:smile:
You certainly sound like you have kept abreast with this particular case from the beginning, am I correct?

Helen Dunlop's testimony is located in the link I posted above. There is a lot of gobbly gook between lawyers and the commissioner until page 24. They address Perry Dunlop first, then his wife tells her version of events.

I have followed it from the beggining, but it was Garry Guzzo's involvement that really caught my attention. He was such a prick on the youth court circuit when I was a teenager, I couldn't imagine him actually caring about anyone.

 

[Scott Free]

I don't think such pedophile rings are uncommon unfortunately and they often extend right into the political elite class which makes them very hard to expose. I know of one in Penticton BC that has been operating since the forties. While I have no first hand experience with it I have known victims of it who have described horrendous things. The people I have talked to vary in age and it demonstrates that the ring is almost an institution. Some very big names in BC politics have been involved from what I understand. While I was in high school there were many girls who would party at houses and offer sex to much older men in exchange for drugs. There were girls who actively recruited other children for this purpose. The whole thing seems to be very well organized and well protected.

The only explanation I can accept for BCs incredibly relaxed child sex crime laws is that the people responsible for the laws have some benefit in being lax. My experience certainly supports this hypotheses.

It is unfortunate that we have such a limited police force in Canada where they are screened for IQ. It seems to me that such screening is intended to allow the elite to carry on with their debauchery.