From the memoirs of John Henniker-Major, 8th Baron Henniker (1916-2004)
Posted: March 3, 2015 Filed under: Abuse, History, Islington, NCCL, PIE | Tags: charles napier, charlotte russell, islington, john henniker-major, lord henniker, national council for civil liberties, paedophile information exchange, peter righton, pie, thornham magna 4 CommentsBelow I reproduce some sections from the volume Painful Extractions: Looking back at a personal journey (Eye: Thornham Books, 2002) by John Henniker-Major, the 8th Baron Henniker. Henniker is of interest to those investigating organised child sexual abuse because of the fact that the notorious Peter Righton, former Executive Committee member of the Paedophile Information Exchange, author of various freely available writings advocating sex with children, and senior figure in the social work profession, took up residence on Henniker’s estate, Thornham Magna, following Righton’s conviction for importing and possessing pornographic material featuring children in 1992. Numerous groups of children were brought from Islington and elsewhere to Thornham Magna on day trips and it is feared that they were the victims of abuse at the hands of Righton; the Exaro website has cited one person alleging brutal sexual assault and violence from Righton, also involving the former PIE treasurer Charles Napier, recently jailed for 13 years for sexual offences against 23 boys, and now even a sadistic murder by Righton on the estate.
I hope to be able to post a more comprehensive guest blog post on Henniker and his relationship to disgraced former diplomat Peter Hayman soon.
When time permits, I intend to thoroughly update my blog post on Righton to take account of the amazing research collected on the blog of Charlotte Russell, drawing upon a wide range of previously unseen archival documents. I cannot recommend strongly enough that anyone interested in particular in the Paedophile Information Exchange, and its links to the National Council of Civil Liberties and to politicians therein, read the various meticulously researched posts on this blog.
When are you going to deal with the actual transportation and trafficking issue Ian?
m do you think it was strange that Pie and spartacus club PAN both closed around the same time because Steven Smith was running Pie from Spartacus offices?
Thanks. Tred carefully though: Exaro have John Henniker as an SIS officer (linked to Peter Hayman, who they repeatedly but wrongly claim was “deputy director of MI6”) although his career path suggests otherwise. My guess is they have him confused with Raymond Henniker-Heaton, who was an SIS officer.
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