Child Kidnapping and Abuse Cases

How about these children in the Nebraska case?

Paul Benassi, one of four children who refused to recant

his

signed statement, there were 80 children came forward in

that case,

said that he was part of an organized child kidnapping ring

when he was 10, 11, 12 years old. He was used as a decoy to attract

other children in public locations, parks,

malls, and so forth over to the car, and the adults would grab

them and throw them in the car. Reader's Digest, July 1982,

more than 100,000 children disappear every year and are never heard

from again. I'm not talking about runaway teenagers.

I'm talking about two, three, four, five, six-year-old kids.

In the Nebraska case, Paul said that these kids are kept in safe

houses across the country and ultimately auctioned off in

Las Vegas, Nevada, an airstrip there, and also Toronto, Canada.

And

in this particular case, he said he's attended six such auctions in

Las

Vegas. The least number of children were six. The most were 36.

The average kid, 10, 11, 12 years old, blue-eyed blonde hair sells for about

$50,000. How about the McMartin case?

You are aware, of course, that the children said they

were taken down in tunnels

under the school,

and they were taken through the tunnels up into the triplex next door, taken out

into automobiles and prostitutes. These are two, three,

four-year-old children.

And the authorities came in and said, well, I don't think these children

are telling the truth. They're imagining this.

And

so they said they were fantasizing.

And we found tunnels under the school.

The authorities claimed they looked for tunnels. They couldn't find them.

We found them.

And as far as I'm concerned, the children were telling the truth.

But as an outgrowth of this investigation,

the McMartin family admitted to one of the mothers, I think it was Virginia

McMartin, that she'd been all over the world setting

up preschools

because they were experts in this particular field.

And Roland Summit, a prominent psychiatrist at

UCLA, has made the statement in his research

that there are at least

50

such schools across the country, preschools where the children claim they

were taken down into tunnels under the school.