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My brother on the other hand came out of prison and went to stay with my parents. He got a job, went on holidays and gained a third share in my parents’ house. He basically had a full life end enjoyed every minute of it apparently!
Another nephew came forward to say he had suffered the same fate as my son. Of all the places he did this at my mother's funeral three years ago! He attempted to bring a case against my brother as a result, but the case was dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service, saying it was 'historical evidence' and hadn't had enough to bring a case. My brother also escaped the 'register' as this has become law since his conviction.
My thoughts are, he can go where ever he pleases, do basically what he wants and no-one keeps tabs on him. He could even get a job in a school if he wanted to. Isn’t that reassuring and do they really call this justice?
Now most of the family are aware (though some still support him), his diet of children in the family has apparently been exhausted. But where will his attention focus now, and who will protect the innocent?
By: Caring Parent
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