DISCOVERIES are continuing at Haut de la Garenne which undermine the case that there were murders at the former care home.
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The damage is in no way lessened
AS THE fallout from the blighted Jersey police investigation into historic child abuse continues, what is increasingly clear is that the two frontline casualties in the affair are trust and confidence. Sadly, the very people - the police - who are responsible for a catastrophic loss of public confidence are also the same people who […]
Why will nobody listen? former children’s home resident asks
A GUERNSEY-born former resident of Haut de la Garenne fears justice will never be done for child abuse victims.
Everyone loses in this abuse case
A PARTICULARLY savage irony in yesterday’s admission by Jersey’s police that they have bungled key aspects of the investigation into allegations of historic child abuse in the island was the suggestion by the new deputy chief officer that what has been said and interpretations that have been made could prevent fair trials from going ahead […]
There was no murder
POLICE CHIEF Graham Power was yesterday suspended over the handling of Jersey’s multi-million-pound historic child abuse inquiry.
‘A blatant misrepresentation’ says Harper
FORMER deputy police chief Lenny Harper has hit back at claims that he released ‘misleading’ information while leading La Haut de la Garenne investigation.
Evidence demolished
NO MURDERS took place at Haut de la Garenne, the former care home at the centre of the historic abuse inquiry in Jersey, it was revealed yesterday.
No murders at Jersey care home
NO child murders took place at Haut de la Garenne, police have concluded after a major review of evidence gathered during the excavation of the former children’s home.
Care leavers demand a full apology
VICTIMS of alleged child abuse at former children’s home Haut de la Garenne have demanded an apology from the States of Jersey.
The code in the fiscal message
CONFIRMATION from the Treasury minister that the States cannot control its expenditure is a worrying admission, for clearly no organisation can operate effectively, efficiently or for the long term without being in charge of its costs. In addition, the minister’s honesty might be seen to raise issues of government credibility.