Tag Archives: Paul John Wright

Snippets on Hamilton-Byrne at Slindon and The Family

Posted on 2016, October, 20 by cathy fox blog on Child Abuse

Was there a connection between the Hamilton Byrne at Slindon in a court case and Julian Assange’s The Family? Continue reading →

Posted in Australia, cathyfoxblog, Child Abuse, Child sexual abuse, Forced Adoption, Forced Drug Use, Schools, South East, Sussex | Tagged Anne Hamilton-Byrne, Arundel, Assange, australia, Ben, Broom Farm, cathyfoxblog, Catskills, Child abuse, Child sexual abuse, csa, drugs on children, Forced Drug Use, Hamilton Byrne, Hamilton-Byrne, julian assange, Keith Cavendish-Coulson, Langton Green, paedophilia, Paul John Wright, Raynor Johnson, school, Slindon College, Sussex | 8 Comments

Paul John Wright 26th April 1989 Court of Appeal

Posted on 2016, October, 19 by cathy fox blog on Child Abuse

Paul John Wrights appeal was successful Redaction Some reports have had victims names redacted and some assault details redacted. This is a difficult balance – normally I would think that I should not “censor” details but on consultation with various … Continue reading →

Posted in Australia, cathyfoxblog, Child Abuse, Child sexual abuse, Schools, South West | Tagged Arundel, cathyfoxblog, Child abuse, Child sexual abuse, court of appeal, csa, Dawson, EWCA, Hamilton-Byrne, headmaster, Judge Clay, Judge Gower, Lewes Crown Court, LORD JUSTICE MUSTILL, MR. C. TAYLOR, MR. J. TOWNEND, Mr. Justice Hodgson, Mr. Justice Potter, MR. M. GALE, MR. R. CARR, Paul John Wright, Slindon College, South East, Sussex | 8 Comments

An Index and Timeline of Court and Court of Appeal Documents on Cathy Fox Blog

Posted on 2015, May, 8 by cathy fox blog on Child Abuse

Summary of Court and Court of Appeal Documents on Cathy Fox Blog Many thanks to the individuals who research these documents for the benefit of other researchers. This list is trying put a bit of structure to all that valuable … Continue reading →

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