It’s a good news/bad news story: the Washington Post reported on 25 August that a couple from Austin, Texas who’d been falsely accused of Satanic ritual abuse back in the bad old days of the 1980s-1990s Satanic panic had finally been awarded financial compensation for the more than 21 years they’d each spent in prison.…
In yesterday’s post, we noted that in their efforts to evade the Awkward Question several of us have been asking them for the past month, Abe and Ella managed to score a beautifully executed own goal. The question (why did Ella not notice that her ex-husband and ex-partner both had gigantic “cult” tattoos in very…
Our Irish readers are probably familiar with a particularly disturbing case in which Sgt Maurice McCabe, a whistleblower against corruption in the Garda Siochána, was himself made the target of false allegations of sexual abuse in 2013. According to the Irish Examiner,”(t)he allegation surfaced during a period when Sgt McCabe’s claims of malpractice were causing…
This week we’ve been discussing the IPCC’s response letter to Ella Draper’s appeal of the first IPCC investigation of the September 2014 police investigation of the Hampstead SRA hoax. (Got all that?) The response letter was posted by several people, we’ve now discovered; the first known post dates back to 29 November 2016, but the…
In our continuing quest to build a series of ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ pages regarding the Hampstead SRA hoax, today we’re going to delve into the critical questions, “Who created this hoax, and what were they trying to accomplish?”
For some time now, we’ve been talking about how the actions of the Hoaxtead mobsters, rather than protecting children from predators, are in fact aiding and abetting paedophiles, whether online or in person.
In an act of enormous bravery, Rupert Quaintance visited Christ Church Hampstead and Christ Church Primary School, photographed himself there, then turned tail and fled. And the kicker? He did all of this last week, but posted photos today in an effort to stir up maximum panic and distress amongst the parents and children of…
Well, El Coyote is more or less back on his feet now, and has been pawing through the comments on yesterday’s blog. Thanks to all for your best wishes, and he promises he will no longer eat entire chickens, feathers and all, as they seem to disagree with his digestive system.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been considering launching a new project here at Hoaxtead Research. A few of our readers have got in touch to request it, and we think the time has come to start building a comprehensive database of the Hoaxtead mob.
In yesterday’s comments section, we received a post from regular commenter JW, whose friend Karen Johnson originally contacted Angela Power-Disney back in March to determine whether her ‘Kenya Project’ would be a worthy cause to which she could donate.
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