Lately we’ve been delving back into the history of those behind the Hampstead SRA hoax. We’ve looked at the links amongst various “Satanic ritual abuse” true believers, whether they originate from the Christian fundamentalist/evangelical side, the “radical feminist” side (which we’d differentiate from the “equality feminists”—perhaps more on this in a future post), or the…
Okay, all you Hoaxtead Research trivia fans, here’s a question to test how well you’ve been paying attention: What is the significance of 14 November 2014? If you guessed “that’s the day Sabine created a Dropbox file into which she posted Ella Draper’s original ‘witness statement’ naming the children, parents, teachers, social workers, police officers,…
…And we’re back! Without going into the gory details, Mr Coyote would like to say that he deeply regrets having eaten that dodgy sandwich on Sunday, and will give street-meat vendors a wide berth from now on. ‘Nuff said. But many thanks for all your good wishes…they were much appreciated. Right, where were we when…
Yesterday we shared two comments by Abraham Christie that demonstrated the fundamental fallacy that Ella Draper was “forced” to release the videos and written allegations due to a “police cover-up”. (Hint: you can’t call it a cover-up until the police have stopped investigating and have attempted to sweep it under the carpet. Up to that…
Since the beginning of the Hampstead SRA hoax, those who believe the lies of Ella Draper and Abraham Christie have also fallen for the story that the reason they “had to release” the children’s videos is that they had been the victim of a cover-up by Barnet police. Here’s how we know that’s a lie:…
As a few of our readers suggested the other day, it would be ideal if this blog had a landing page for newcomers. Sadly, the version of WordPress that we use doesn’t accommodate such fripperies, so we’ve decided to make do with a page titled “New to Hoaxtead?” On it, we’ve included the following précis…
We were clearing out some old desk drawers yesterday, when we happened upon one of those scraps of information that make you go, “Hmm”. In this case, it’s something we clipped from Twitter last summer, without really knowing how it might fit into the Hampstead SRA timeline, but suspecting that we might have a use…
