The Entrenched Culture of Corruption

ADDENDUM: POLICY OF CONCEALMENT The Timeline of Abuse followed thirty years of effort to reach a point where I was finally permitted to actually put something in writing, albeit something that was dismissed out of hand despite claims it had been ‘assessed’ over a four month period. The decision was, apparently, based on ‘Statue of Limitations’ and the ‘unlikelihood of any convictions’. If you read it, you would realise that there are several things in there that raise serious doubts as to whether anybody bothered to read it at all. The offences have been occurring over the last forty years. Many of them raise suspicions and evidence of theft, fraud, mail tampering, intimidation, and at least three suspicious deaths that have never been investigated, in addition to multiple incidents of extreme child abuse inflicted on multiple victims by three individuals including a former police officer, a nurse, and the son of a former town Mayor. But if you think the systemic failures inv...

ADDENDUM: OTHER VICTIMS A few months after the Victorian police delivered their self-serving response to make sure my report was never looked at again, my frustration reached a point where I contacted IBAC. They explained that there would be no consideration of the matter unless I filled in a complaints form. I did so and checked the box indicating that I wished my personal, residential details to be protected. Given the nature of the crimes inflicted upon me, and those involved, it was a prudent course of action. Unfortunately, IBAC didn’t agree with any of it. In record time for a government agency, IBAC responded. It took them only three weeks to re-‘assess’ my Timeline of Abuse, and my complaint, before they, too, dismissed it out of hand. They also ruled that I had no right to protect my residential details and indicated that these could be accessed by anybody who so desired in regards to my complaint and Timeline of Abuse. The message was loud and clear – the corruption ...