Davejc has posted on his own site regarding the outcome of Hello, (aka Franky) making an official report on 'X' admitting to two episodes of child sexual abuse in the past.
Given the source, I expect that the quotes from the response received by 'X' from 'Stop It Now' organisation were deliberately selected to highlight the most mild comments and that any less mild comments were not quoted--the usual reason for selective quoting rather than publishing an entire response is to push to the fore whatever the quoter wishes to focus on.
As usual, the focus of the post is on 'Davejc the victim' of an over-zealous vigilante, not on Davejc the irresponsible leader who has knowingly sheltered child-abusers in his group and took no steps at all to protect any children from further abuse.
What is selected to be left out is often more meaningful to an observant reader.
For the purposes of recording the
available information on the follow-up to that report by Hello, here is the post from Davejc in its entirety:
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Franky recently reported virtually the entire membership of the JCs before graduation (based on any names appearing on our testimonies page) as being suspected paedophiles, and called on others in the vigilante movement against myself to do the same around the world, stressing that I failed in my duty of care for not contacting the police when someone ('X') shared information about a past abuse. Franky's excuse for doing this (an excuse which is typical of what is so often tendered by vigilantes after the damage has been done and they have come to their senses) is just that she was desperately concerned "for the children" that may or may NOT have been at risk if she had not reported a lot of innocent people in the process of tracking down and hanging someone whom she perceived as NOT being innocent (whether 'X' or me).
Brian (under two of his names) promised something even nastier would be done to me by Feb. 19, if evidence to his and Franky's satisfaction was not in their hands by then.
In the meantime, the organisation that Franky went to (AFTER going to the police, because she thought the police would better suit her purposes) has shared sympathetically with X regarding what Franky has done, and actually cautioned him to be more "discreet" about sharing such in formation again in future. (You never know what an over-concerned and over-bitter ex-member might decide to do with it, as a way of mounting a campaign against me.)
Here are some quotes from a letter 'X' received from Stop It Now.
Your situation sounds extremely stressful and I'm sorry that your disclosures, which appear like they were responsibly motivated on your part, have generated such difficulties for you. Understandably, harmful sexual behaviour is an emotive issue. However, this can mean that it is difficult for people to maintain responsible and reasonable perspectives about the subject, which is unhelpful for all concerned.
Our experience is that professionals' expertise in this area varies considerably, and, with this in mind, I hope that your recent interview with a counselling psychologist was constructive.
Based on the content of your e mail, I would like to make the following observations:
* Paedophilia is an enduring sexual preference for pre-pubescent children. Committing a sexual offence against a child is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition on which to make a diagnosis of paedophilia. Given that you do not report an ongoing struggle or current concerns about sexual feelings towards children, I would not assume that this diagnosis (or pejorative label in the wrong hands) could be fairly attached to you.
* Your willingness to disclose your past behaviour to others appears to be motivated by your responsible perspectives; and your desire for transparency is likely to serve you well in the future. Sexual abuse thrives within climates of distrust and secrecy. However, as you are no doubt all too aware, people must be wise in choosing to whom they make disclosures. Being discreet is not the same as being dishonest.
* Research supports the hypothesis that most people who sexually assault children within family settings, as you describe, are able to desist from repeating their behaviour in their future, once the situation has been addressed. You have obviously reflected upon your conduct and this all bodes well for your capacity to lead a responsible and positive lifestyle in the future.
I hope you find these comments helpful. I would also like to encourage you to take confidence that you will be able to move on with your life.
Thanks again for getting in touch and best wishes to you,
Stop It Now HelplineEdited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/04/2011 03:42PM by Stoic.