'School-based Satan cult was posted babies to abuse and kill' - judge rules on lurid case
CLAIMS of a Satanic cult sexually abusing and killing babies – and dancing with their blooded skulls – were the twisted work of fantasists, a judge ruled.
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By Ian Proctor / Published 19th March 2015
The jaw-dropping allegations suggested the cult "abused, tortured and then sacrificed" the tots who had been drugged and delivered via parcel from all over the globe.
It was said the tiny victims' throats were slit and their spilling blood drunk by cultists who would wear the skulls of freshly-killed babies and baby-skin shoes.
Babies were even "cooked in secret ovens and eaten" and young children raped, the mind-bending claims said.
One primary school, a public swimming pool, a church and a fast food restaurant, all in north London, were falsely identified as the locations where the rituals took place.
The twisted minds behind the whole fabricated web of lies even maliciously branded wholly innocent people paedophiles.
In total more than 100 people, aong them police officers, social workers, civil servants and teachers, were falsely implicated.
All the while the perpetrators of the fantasy uploaded their own disturbing material to the internet as so-called evidence.
They even "tortured' their own two children into providing fake corroborating accounts of the satanic paedophile ring to the police and fed them soup laced with cannabis.
The sickening and wide-ranging false allegations forced police to post officers outside the school to quell parents' fears.
The extraordinary and bewildering invented claims emerged at a High Court hearing in London into the future care of two children aged 8 and 9, who cannot be named for legal reasons and were referred to in court as P and Q.
The judge said P and Q's mother and step father were behind the startling accusations although their ultimate motive is unknown.
"In September 2014, lurid allegations of the most serious kind were drawn to the attention of the Metropolitan Police," wrote Mrs Justice Pauffley in her judgment.
"In a variety of ways, it was suggested that P and Q were part of a large group of children from north London who had been sexually abused, made to abuse one another and that they had belonged to a satanic cult in which there was significant paedophile activity.
"Specifically, it was said that babies were supplied from all over the world.
"They were bought, injected with drugs and then sent by TNT or DHL to London.
"The assertions were that babies had been abused, tortured and then sacrificed.
"Their throats were slit, blood was drunk and cult members would then dance wearing babies' skulls (sometimes with blood and hair still attached) on their bodies.
"All the cult members wore shoes made of baby skin produced by the owner of a specified shoe repair shop.
"Rituals were performed, so it was claimed, in an upstairs room at the restaurant where the 'boss' allowed child sacrifice because he was a member of the cult.
"Human babies were prepared, cooked in the ovens within a secret kitchen and then eaten by cult members."
The judge held an inquiry to rake through the evidence and concluded every single one of the claims by P and Q's mother and step-father were "utter nonsense".
She wrote: "I am able to state with complete conviction that none of the allegations are true.
"I am entirely certain that everything said about those matters was fabricated. The claims are baseless.
"Those who have sought to perpetuate them are evil and/or foolish."
Material purporting to prove the claims continues to appear on the internet despite attempts to appeal to the websites hosting firms to remove it.
The judge said: "Both P and Q have suffered significantly.
"They were introduced to sexual practices of which they had no real understanding at a time when they should have been shielded from such things.
"Their innocence was invaded.
"Their minds were scrambled."
P and Q are now living with foster parents and their mother, the judge said, is alleged to have fled abroad.
Neither the mother nor the step-father assisted with the inquiry.
