I'm telling you what I saw.
I'm not saying I did or didn't report anyone.

I've sent a summary of your story (with relevant background about The Family etc) to Sonia Poulton and Shaun Attwood.
They are both doing a lot of research, interviewing and reporting on satanic ritual abuse, paedophilia and child sex rings, with a strong focus on government / authority cover-ups in the UK and USA.

They have moved to BrandNewTube where there is not the same censorship as YouTube and they can discuss things openly, without fear of being silenced.

An important part of your story is the link to these children - it needs to be talked about.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/201 ... ped-abroad

'Today (15/09/2020) John David Pike pleaded guilty to sexual assault against 6 boys. He will be sentenced next monday.'

During a lengthy arraignment in the Brisbane District Court, Pike pleaded guilty to a number of charges including one count of rape, 23 counts indecent treatment of boys under 16, two counts of carnal knowledge, one count indecent assault on males and two counts indecent treatment of boys under 14.

Confirmed on some news site, but the article is behind a paywall.

April 20, 2023
Siem Reap’s evil pedo shadow dims
Peter Olszewski / Khmer Times

When the father of three children, whose strange disappearance 57 years ago became a major Australian unsolved crime mystery, died on April 9 the news resonated in Siem Reap where bizarre and murky connections to what has been dubbed The Beaumont Children’s Case emerged about a decade ago.

In January 2014, after interviewing a local author who had been working on the case, I began to break the story, writing, “Does the answer to Australia’s most famous unsolved crime mystery, the missing Beaumont children, in Siem Reap’s dark corners?”

This followed revelations by an Australian woman who claimed her father was the killer. She named some young men who may have known about aspects of the killing of the three Beaumont siblings.

One of the men she drew attention to was a wealthy retired gay businessman, “Mr X”, who the author claimed was living in Siem Reap.

Later in 2014, an NGO began raising questions about a wealthy Australian bar owner and his involvement with local children, and in 2015 Australian news reports revealed that a businessman living in Southeast Asia was connected to the disappearance of the Beaumont children.
Full article: https://www.khmertimeskh.com/501276106/ ... adow-dims/

Excerpt from the Khmer Times article above:

Also entering the Beaumont children fray in Siem Reap was a seemingly amiable Australian oddball, James An, aka Su Jia, who had launched an exhibition of his paintings in Siem Reap’s Sokha Hotel in November 2013 and described himself as a dedicated pedophile hunter.

James An was then exposed as Guido Eglitis, who came complete with an alleged 30-year history of crime. He had been featured in a 1998 Australian book titled ‘Scams and Swindlers’, he’d been sentenced to four years jail in the US on fraud charges in 1988, and he had fled Australia in 2007 while on bail on charges of kidnapping a Brisbane businessman, deprivation of liberty, robbery, impersonating an officer and possessing restricted items.

CEO news thread on Guido Eglitis' arrest in Siem Reap, Cambodia, in 2015:
newsworthy/conman-james-eglitis-and-bre ... t6736.html

Grant Alfred Beaumont — the father of three Adelaide children who went missing in the 1960s — dies, aged 97
Posted Sat 15 Apr 2023 at 4:24am
Grant Alfred Beaumont, the father of the three Beaumont children who went missing in Adelaide in the 1960s, has died, aged 97.
Key points:

• Grant Alfred Beaumont died on April 9 and never found out what happened to his three missing children

• Jane, Arnna, and Grant Beaumont disappeared from Glenelg beach on Australia Day in 1966

• A funeral notice says the children are now "reunited" with their father in heaven

The disappearance of Jane, Arnna, and Grant Beaumont on Australia Day in 1966 became one of the country's enduring mysteries and remains unsolved.
The children — aged 9, 7 and 4 — left their Somerton Park home for a day at Glenelg beach, but never came home.

A funeral notice published on Saturday said Grant — also known as Jim — was "reunited in heaven" with his children.
He died on April 9.

Mr Beaumont reported his missing children to Glenelg Police just before 7:20pm on January 26, 1966, and helped police conduct a thorough search of the beach area.

Former South Australian victims of crime commissioner Michael O'Connell told the ABC Mr Beaumont lived with decades of "unresolved grief".
Mr O'Connell, who worked with the family, said Mr Beaumont was a private person and kept his emotions to himself.

"Since the Beaumont children went missing, there's been much conjecture, innuendo, even hoaxes in relation to those children, their whereabouts and what happened to them," he said.

"It's a mystery, and it's a mystery that appears not to be readily solved."

At the time the children went missing, several witnesses told police they had seen them with a tall, thin-faced man with short, blond hair. A composite sketch of the suspect was released with hopes of identifying him.

On the 50th anniversary of the children's disappearance in 2016, police put out a renewed call for information on the case.
They received hundreds of calls within the first few months and investigated at least 37 people of interest.
In full: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-15/ ... /102227350