Police are being urged to reopen investigations into the deaths of two whistleblowers
Labour MP John Mann fears the deaths of the two council workers could be linked to a Westminster-based paedophile gang involving highly-influential politicians.
One of the men, social services manager Bulic Forsythe, was killed three days after telling a colleague he planned to “spill the beans” about the abuse scandal. (correct)
Mr Mann did not name the second whistleblower but he is former caretaker who claimed he had taped evidence of depraved parties.
Last week, Scotland Yard confirmed officers are investigating allegations that three young boys were murdered by a VIP child sex gang.
“Bulic Forsythe had significant information in relation to child abuse,” Mr Mann said.
“He went to the police at the time and got nowhere. What I want to see is both those suspicious deaths reinvestigated.”
An assassin burst into Mr Forsythe’s home in Clapham, south London, in February 1993 and smashed his skull with a heavy weapon.
The killer set the flat alight before escaping. BBC Crimewatch reported how a neighbour spotted “three official looking men” carrying files from the address the day before the murder.
In the months before, Mr Forysthe told colleagues at Lambeth Council he was about to expose child sex abuse on council premises.
If Government are set on doing this then it can be achieved. But you can’t help thinking that they are not intent on getting this right.
Simon Danczuk, Labour MP for Rochdale
He believed he had evidence properties were being used to make pornographic films. An internal council report later detailed allegations of rape and sexual assault. It implicated senior Lambeth officers as well as politicians and police.
Mr Forsythe’s widow Dawn, who was pregnant when her husband was killed, said of her husband’s death: “I think someone wanted to shut him up.”
Mr Mann, MP for Bassetlaw, has told police how he believes there were five paedophile gangs operating at the heart of Westminster.
He has handed detectives a dossier of 22 politicians including 13 former ministers.
The list includes 14 Tories, five from Labour and three from other parties. Three of them were “highly influential.”
“What the police are doing now is what should have taken place a long time ago,” said Mr Mann.
Last week, Scotland Yard confirmed officers are probing three alleged murders of young boys linked to a VIP paedophile ring.
The claims were made by a sex abuse victim known as Nick who has told police how he witnessed a Conservative MP strangling a 12-year-old boy at a sex party in the 1980s.
Another victim was allegedly killed in front of a cabinet minister and the third, aged 10, was mowed down in a deliberate hit-and-run.
Inquiries are continuing to identify the victims. No-one has yet come forward to corroborate Nick’s testimony.
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Meanwhile, a campaigning MP claimed the Government’s plans for a inquiry into historic sex abuse are now in a “mess.”
Simon Danczuk spoke out after Home Secretary Theresa May hinted the panel of experts recruited to carry out the inquiry could soon be disbanded and replaced.
The inquiry, already hit by the resignations of two chairwomen, appears to have stalled and no new head has been appointed.
Mr Dnaczuk, Labour MP for Rochdale, told Radio 4”s Today: “There is very little faith in Government in terms of delivering this.
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