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Bodies Of 800 Babies Found In Septic Tank At Catholic Home For Unwed Mothers In Ireland

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The bodies of nearly 800 babies were found in a septic tank near an Irish home for unwed mothers in Galway.

The infants were likely buried in secret at St. Mary’s Mother and Baby Home. Run by nuns in Tuam for 36 years, the facility supposedly helped women get a new start until it closed in 1961. Their children were not so lucky.

Many of them died from neglect, malnutrition and complications from illnesses like pneumonia, measles, tuberculosis and gastroenteritis.

The mass grave was uncovered by a local historian, Catherine Corless, who is asking authorities to investigate the facility as well as construct a memorial on the site.

“The bones are still there,” Corless told The Washington Post in a phone interview. “The children who died in the Home, this was them.”

“If you look at the records, babies were dying two a week, but I’m still trying to figure out how they could [put the bodies in a septic tank],” she added. “Couldn’t they have afforded baby coffins?”

Even when St. Mary’s was open, authorities were aware of the shocking conditions inside. A 1944 inspection from the board of health notes 333 unwed women and their children living in the facility, when its capacity was only 243.

Infants between the ages of 3 weeks and 13 months were described as "fragile, pot-bellied and emaciated.” The inspector noted a 13-month-old boy who had "no control over bodily functions" and was "probably mentally defective."

Homes for unwed mothers run by the Catholic church were common in Ireland in the 20th century, according to the Global Post.

One such home, Sean Ross Abbey in Tipperary, was depicted in Dame Judi Dench’s Oscar-nominated movie “Philomena."

“When daughters became pregnant they were ostracized completely,” Corless said. “Families would be afraid of neighbors finding out because to get pregnant out of marriage was the worst thing on Earth. It was the worst crime a woman could commit, even though a lot of the time it had been because of a rape.”

Once excavated, the number of those buried at the site could be higher than 800.

“God knows who else is in the grave,” an anonymous source told the Daily Mail. “It’s been lying there for years and no one knows the full extent of the total of bodies down there.”

Dark secrets: Children at the tea room at Sean Ross Abbey in Tipperary eat under the stern gaze of a nun
Dark secrets: Children at the tea room at Sean Ross Abbey in Tipperary eat under the stern gaze of a nun
The nursery at Sean Ross: The home, which opened in 1930, had an astonishingly high infant mortality rate
The nursery at Sean Ross: The home, which opened in 1930, had an astonishingly high infant mortality rate
Life at the home: Babies and children enjoy the sunshine outside the children's home at Sean Ross Abbey
Life at the home: Babies and children enjoy the sunshine outside the children's home at Sean Ross Abbey
Cribs and playpens: The homes were run by nuns, both from the Roman Catholic and Protestant churches
Cribs and playpens: The homes were run by nuns, both from the Roman Catholic and Protestant churches
The mothers of children given up for adoption by nuns are now calling for more information about their babies
The mothers of children given up for adoption by nuns are now calling for more information about their babies

Sources: Washington Post, Global Post, Daily Mail
 
http://www.opposingviews.com/i/society/bodies-800-babies-found-septic-system-irish-unwed-mothers-home#sthash.NnUO8ThY.dpuf

Update: Religious orders allowed over 2,000 Irish children to be used in medical experiments

http://inquisitionnews.blogspot.com/2014/06/update-religious-orders-allowed-over.html

 

Dozens charged in child porn case in NYC area





NEW YORK (AP) — Seemingly respectable members of the mainstream — a police officer, a paramedic, a rabbi, an airline pilot, an architect, a Boy Scout leader — were caught using the Internet to collect and trade child pornography, federal officials said Wednesday.

The six were among 70 New York City-area men and one woman charged as the result of a five-week investigation by the Homeland Security Investigations arm of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Some of the defendants, using search terms like "real child rape" and "family sex," had downloaded thousands of disturbing images on their computers inside suburban homes they shared with their families. The lone woman was accused of allowing another suspect to videotape her son.

Federal and state officials who announced the arrests on Wednesday called it one of the largest local roundups ever of people who seek to anonymously share the porn online — and a stark reminder that they come from all walks of life.

"This operation puts the lie to the classic, stereotypical profile that child predators are nothing more than unemployed drifters," said James Hayes, head of ICE's New York office.

Authorities say an alarming number of the defendants held positions of trust that gave them access to young children. The Boy Scout leader also coached a youth baseball team. The rabbi home-schooled his children and others. Another person used hidden cameras to secretly film his children's friends.

The operation was meant to send a message to producers and consumers of child porn "that they are going to be identified, that they are going to be found," Hayes said. "Those people need to look themselves in the mirror and do whatever they need to do to stop this activity."

Authorities say advances in technology and computer capacity have allowed child-porn collectors to easily amass vast troves of images and to exchange files with each other directly. The New York effort resulted in the seizure of nearly 600 desktop and laptop computers, tablets, smartphones and other devices containing massive amounts of storage.

Agents were still examining the devices to locate and catalog evidence, an arduous task that could result in more arrests. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children also will have analysts review the images to see whether it can identify children using databases of known victims.

"We refer to each of these images as a crime scene photo because that's exactly what they are," said John Ryan, the organization's chief executive officer.

Authorities decided to launch the operation after the arrest in January of the Mount Pleasant, New York, police chief, who pleaded not guilty this week to federal charges of knowingly receiving and distributing child pornography. Court papers allege that Brian Fanelli told investigators he began looking at child porn as research before it grew into a "personal interest."

In May, agents on computers created a digital dragnet with the same tactics used in the Fanelli case: Agents posed as collectors of child porn who wanted to anonymously trade it through file-sharing programs others use to share pirated hit music and movies. Once given access to personal libraries of child porn photos and videos, the agents identified the numeric IP addresses of the sources of the material.

The next step as was to subpoena Internet service providers to obtain names associated with the IP addresses. The investigators narrowed the list down to 100 people who were the most active and recent traders, and obtained search and arrest warrants.

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Do a little research and visit the 3 major search engines Google, Bing and Yahoo with safe search turned off and type in the search query> Nude Children: And you will see Bing and Google produce hundreds of nude photos of children, while Yahoo does not produce any! In my view Google and Bing are 2 of the biggest offenders of disseminating child pornography in the world!!! Congrats to Yahoo!!!

Video example that even the police can not be trusted: