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Speaker 1: that power and influence in order to victimize children. In
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Speaker 1: from a European country surrounded by conspiracy, darkness and some
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Speaker 1: of the most twisted allegations that we've covered today. This
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Speaker 1: today's episode was pretty hard, honestly to construct because so
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Speaker 1: much of this information was written in another language. It
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Speaker 1: was in Dutch, so there isn't a lot written about
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Speaker 1: this affair in England. Emilia GP, who is the woman
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Speaker 1: this thing. But this story is also a bit shorter
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Speaker 1: because there isn't as much information out there about it
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Speaker 1: as you know we've seen with other cases. This is
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Speaker 1: a story that is still to this day unfolding in
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Speaker 1: the country that it happened in, and it's incredibly disturbing.
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Speaker 1: There are some parallels that you're going to see. And yes,
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Speaker 1: once again, this guy and this ring is tied into
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Speaker 1: the much larger ring that was in operation at the
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Speaker 1: same time period throughout so many European countries. But as always, guys,
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Speaker 1: without further ado, I'm not going to waste your time.
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Speaker 1: Let's just get into this one. Rolodex affair is an
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Speaker 1: affair surrounding a former Dutch top civil servant at the
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Speaker 1: Ministry of Security and Justice, a man named URIs Demink
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Speaker 1: and the Rolodex affair itself is one of the most
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Speaker 1: nefarious things to ever occur in the Netherlands. Now, before
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Speaker 1: we begin the show, I do want to preface this
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Speaker 1: by telling you some harsh realities. The Netherlands is infamous
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Speaker 1: for tales of the on camera and off camera. It's
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Speaker 1: a known fact that over fifty percent of the world's
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Speaker 1: or CSAM is stored on servers located in the Netherlands.
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Speaker 1: That's to this day, it is still a hotbed of activity.
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Speaker 1: In addition, the Netherlands is where Frank Sheldon, the most
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Speaker 1: infamous in American history. That's where he fled to after
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Speaker 1: he escaped justice in America, and obviously with some of
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Speaker 1: the more open aspects of culture in you know, Amsterdam specifically,
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Speaker 1: it's not a surprise that the Netherlands is a hotbed
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Speaker 1: of criminal activity and specifically against children in here. That
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Speaker 1: there was also a political party in the Netherlands just
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Speaker 1: a decade or two ago that ran on the platform
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Speaker 1: that they wanted to end the age of consent and
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Speaker 1: they wanted to make all adult child relationships legal. Actually,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to include a clip from them talking about this.
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Speaker 2: Right now, the thing is we think sexuality is a
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Speaker 2: bad thing, and that's a problem. People say Tilden are
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Speaker 2: not old enough to see the consequences, But what are
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Speaker 2: the consequences if you enjoy having sex with another person?
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Speaker 2: You have some percentage in a country who agrees with us,
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Speaker 2: And I believe that a lot of people don't hate us,
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Speaker 2: but only hate our ideas.
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Speaker 1: So now now that you've seen that, obviously not all
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Speaker 1: the people in the Netherlands are bad people. I know
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Speaker 1: that we have some viewers that live in the Netherlands,
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Speaker 1: and I'm sure you're great individuals. But for some reason,
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Speaker 1: it's like that country has a magnetic pull of evil
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Speaker 1: tracks these people. And I don't know exactly what that is.
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Speaker 1: But even all the way up to the top with
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Speaker 1: Yours Demink, this is this is a pretty damning and
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Speaker 1: disturbing story. The Rolodex affair itself began in nineteen ninety
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Speaker 1: eight and included several legal proceedings up to September of
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Speaker 1: twenty fifteen. Now, Yours Demmink himself, over the last few
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Speaker 1: decades has been repeatedly accused of minors children, and he's
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Speaker 1: one of the most powerful people in all of the Netherlands.
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Speaker 1: It's like these types of allegations being made against you know,
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Speaker 1: the Secretary of Defense or somebody in a very very
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Speaker 1: high level position in America, Accusations that this person has
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Speaker 1: repeatedly children and continued to get away with it. But
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Speaker 1: it's going to get so much worse. To tell the
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Speaker 1: full story, we have to go back in time. The
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Speaker 1: first accusations against Yours Demink came from journalists who investigated
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Speaker 1: Demink based on anonymous informants. So essentially, people years ago,
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Speaker 1: decades ago, came forward to these reporters and started saying,
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Speaker 1: yours Demink, you know, has targeted children. He's targeted me,
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Speaker 1: me when I was younger. And that's what really kickstarted
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Speaker 1: this whole thing, was these anonymous people and victims approaching
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Speaker 1: reporters and telling them that there is a much bigger
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Speaker 1: story they're waiting to be told that no one's talking
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Speaker 1: about and no one's investigating. At a later stage throughout
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Speaker 1: this whole affair, accusations against Yours Demink were made by
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Speaker 1: victims all the way from Turkey, So according to the victims,
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Speaker 1: yours was children across multiple countries, across a period of decades.
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Speaker 1: Investigations into the possible criminal acts that were carried out
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Speaker 1: by Yours deminc began with the Public Prosecution Service or
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Speaker 1: the OM, the National Criminal Investigation Department and the AIVD.
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Speaker 1: These are all criminal investigation bodies in the Netherlands that
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Speaker 1: all started looking into Yours Demink, but however, none of
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Speaker 1: them have yielded any grounds for criminal prosecution. Although the
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Speaker 1: investigation by the OM, one of those agencies was still
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Speaker 1: ongoing in the year twenty fifteen. Various parties such as
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Speaker 1: the Ministry of Justice and also people like journalist Peter R.
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Speaker 1: Devrez pointed out in the past that there's no evidence
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Speaker 1: and state that the accusations that Yours Demink is a
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Speaker 1: are completely unfounded and unhinged. Essentially, this journalist and some
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Speaker 1: of these government officials have come out against the victims
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Speaker 1: like we've seen so many times, and so there's no
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Speaker 1: way that this could be true. He is a normal guy,
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Speaker 1: he's a respectable guy, he's a family man. There's no
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Speaker 1: way this guy can be a super point. But haven't
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Speaker 1: we heard that before. Obviously, Yours Demink himself denies all
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Speaker 1: of the accusations, but a number of critics, journalists and
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Speaker 1: outspoken members of the public in the Netherlands believe that
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Speaker 1: the public Prosecution Service is in fact examining its own
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Speaker 1: flesh by investigating a former top executive of the ministry.
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Speaker 1: And they believe that the matter, the Rolodex affair itself
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Speaker 1: is being hushed up and covered up because this entire
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Speaker 1: thing concerns a high ranking civil servant. Kind of like
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Speaker 1: what I was saying, it's like the government is protecting
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Speaker 1: a high level government official because they don't want to
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Speaker 1: create chaos and they don't want to expose the fact
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Speaker 1: that you now oftentimes governments are directly involved in running
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Speaker 1: these rings themselves, procuring these children and serving them to
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Speaker 1: these in powerful positions on silver platters. So, according to
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Speaker 1: some critics, the Dutch state itself hasn't conducted nearly enough
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Speaker 1: detailed research, and they believe that yours Demink is being
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Speaker 1: protected by a network that he himself helped to create
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Speaker 1: a network of child of child and violent, violent criminals.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this whole thing is incredibly interesting and bizarre.
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Speaker 1: For example, there's the fact that yours Demin's work agenda
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Speaker 1: or schedule was destroyed by the government in accordance with
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Speaker 1: the Archives Act, which destroyed a lot of evidence that
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Speaker 1: could have been used for a prosecution. There's also the
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Speaker 1: fact that no information has ever been provided by any
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Speaker 1: governmental agency about Yours Demink's trips to Turkey. Obviously, as
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Speaker 1: a citizen that's taking a look at an investigation that
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Speaker 1: the government's carrying out. If there are children accusing somebody
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Speaker 1: of them in a foreign country life like Turkey, a
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Speaker 1: high level government official, you would expect that the government
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Speaker 1: would go to Turkey and investigate those claims, interview those
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Speaker 1: supposed victims, and yet they've never done any of that.
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Speaker 1: There's no investigation that's been done into Yours's trips to Turkey.
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Speaker 1: They've not talked to the victims that have made these allegations.
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Speaker 1: And obviously this has all just fueled the suspicions of
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Speaker 1: people who suspect that yours Demink himself is being protected
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Speaker 1: and now we have to take a look at the
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Speaker 1: timeline of these allegations itself. In April nineteen ninety eight,
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Speaker 1: a current affairs program called Network aired two episodes about
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Speaker 1: an alleged network that smuggled children from Eastern Europe to
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Speaker 1: the West to be sometimes on camera and sometimes by
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Speaker 1: high profile, high paying clients. Now on this program, there
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Speaker 1: were some incredibly explosive revelations. You have to imagine this
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Speaker 1: network program that played in the Netherlands is kind of
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Speaker 1: like an ABC twenty twenty or a Dateline A forty
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Speaker 1: eight hours a similar program investigative journalism, news program. Now,
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Speaker 1: during those two episodes that were broadcast about this network,
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Speaker 1: the creators of those documentaries obtained and played for the
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Speaker 1: audience telephone taps or you know, a recording of a
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Speaker 1: telephone call. And in that call was some really disturbing information.
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Speaker 1: This telephone call came from a whistleblow or somebody that
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Speaker 1: was involved with the government. Now, on this tapped telephone call,
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Speaker 1: there were some disturbing revelations. The person that was talking
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Speaker 1: that was recorded on that telephone tap stated that a
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Speaker 1: top civil servant with the first name yours, ordered for
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Speaker 1: his repeated use on the weekends, basically stating, you know,
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Speaker 1: they tapped into this phone call. They received this audio
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Speaker 1: and it was this himself, who's involved in the network, saying,
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Speaker 1: you know, yours wants his children and he needs his
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Speaker 1: children for the weekend's coming up. We're going to have
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Speaker 1: to secure kids. And immediately, obviously rumors began to spread
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Speaker 1: that the person that that caller was referring to who
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Speaker 1: ordered the for the weekend was Yours Demink himself of
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Speaker 1: the Ministry of Justice. Now immediately, obviously, the Ministry of
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Speaker 1: Justice denied that the person that they were talking about
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Speaker 1: on the phone was Yours Demink and stated that on
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Speaker 1: the basis of an internal investigation from nineteen ninety four,
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Speaker 1: they had learned already that it was another high ranking
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Speaker 1: civil servant who was also named Yourus and who worked
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Speaker 1: for the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. After this
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Speaker 1: all came out, this correct Yourus was sentenced to two
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Speaker 1: hundred and forty hours of community service and a six
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Speaker 1: month suspended prison sentence according to the Ministry of Justice.
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Speaker 1: Convenient right, yours Demink, who's one of the heads of
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Speaker 1: the Ministry of Justice at the time, he's accused of
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Speaker 1: ordering on the weekends from that work, and all of
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Speaker 1: a sudden he comes out and states that years earlier
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Speaker 1: they already figured out who this YOURUS person was, but
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Speaker 1: it wasn't him. It was a different employee who also
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Speaker 1: happens to work for the government that was in a
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Speaker 1: different you know, branch and department. Oh yeah, we already
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Speaker 1: took care of him. He's already been sentenced to community service.
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Speaker 1: This whole thing's over. Nothing to see here, essentially saying
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Speaker 1: we need to shut this down immediately. So obviously there
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Speaker 1: was a rus on the phone, and there was a
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Speaker 1: lot of contention over the identity of yours. As it
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Speaker 1: turned out, though the orus in question was Yours Franken.
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Speaker 1: Yours Franken was a bureaucrat who worked in the Ministry
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Speaker 1: for Health under Minister for Health Else Borst, who would
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Speaker 1: later serve as Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands from
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Speaker 1: nineteen ninety eight to two thousand and two. Interestingly enough, though,
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Speaker 1: in the year twenty fourteen, the year in which it
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Speaker 1: was announced that investigators in the Netherlands would indeed be
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Speaker 1: taking a look into Yours Demink's past and investigating the
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Speaker 1: allegations against him, Else Borst, the leader of the Ministry
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Speaker 1: for Health at the time of the initial Oris phone
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Speaker 1: call and allegations, would be viciously stabbed to death in
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Speaker 1: the garage of her home. The murder of else happened
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Speaker 1: just a few short weeks after it was announced that
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Speaker 1: the investigations into Yours Demink would be commencing in the
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Speaker 1: near future. Kind of weird, right, The woman who was
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Speaker 1: the head of the department where the supposed orus was
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Speaker 1: working at the time of all of this dies because
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Speaker 1: she's stabbed to death in her home. This is an
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Speaker 1: unsolved crime to this day. They initially tried to label
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Speaker 1: it as a self unaliving, but obviously that's not true.
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Speaker 1: This was a brutal, vicious stabbing. It was an extremely gruesome,
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Speaker 1: bloody scene. So you can look at that and discern
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Speaker 1: that that was probably these people sending a message, don't
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Speaker 1: speak out against us, don't tell the truth. You need
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Speaker 1: to stay silent about what happened, or you're going to
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Speaker 1: be taken out just like else was in your garage
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Speaker 1: in an extremely gruesome fashion. But still people look at that,
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Speaker 1: especially you know, the news outlets in the Netherlands and
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Speaker 1: the government, and they say, up, this unrelated, unconnected, that
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Speaker 1: has nothing to do with the fact that just a
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Speaker 1: few weeks ago we announced that we'd be looking into
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Speaker 1: allegations that occurred at the time that she was the
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Speaker 1: head of the department. You know what I mean, They
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Speaker 1: just want you to They just wanted to go right
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Speaker 1: over people's heads. Now, interestingly, enough, there's a lot of
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Speaker 1: information about yoursdemic online and in printed works that paints
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Speaker 1: a darker picture of the man, information that the government
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Speaker 1: of the Netherlands would prefer people like you and I
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Speaker 1: not to see. For example, there's a Dutch author named
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Speaker 1: Thomas Ross who had known yours Demmink personally and had
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Speaker 1: a close relationship with the man throughout his life. This author,
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Speaker 1: Thomas spoke out publicly and stated that he believed that
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Speaker 1: ors Demink had been a pederist or a but he
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Speaker 1: said that he believed that yours had never acted upon
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Speaker 1: the impulse to illegally. According to that same author, else Borst,
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Speaker 1: the former leader of the Ministry of Health, was murdered
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Speaker 1: over what she had learned during her tenure at the
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Speaker 1: Ministry of Health in the nineteen nineties. Apparently, during the
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Speaker 1: time that she spent leading the Ministry of Health, many
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Speaker 1: many reports of rampant carried out by Dutch politicians and
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Speaker 1: other prominent figures in Dutch culture had been turned into
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Speaker 1: her office in the form of reports received from social
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Speaker 1: workers at various government care facilities under her supervision during
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Speaker 1: that period. So it seemed as though Else, the woman
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Speaker 1: who was murdered would have known a lot about Yours
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Speaker 1: Demink and the other alleged that he ran around with.
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Speaker 1: She would have read those reports that were made by
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Speaker 1: social workers that detailed the children suffered at the hands
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Speaker 1: of some of these. She would have familiarized herself with
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Speaker 1: the information presented within those reports. She would have known
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Speaker 1: the ins and outs of the allegations against the upper
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Speaker 1: echelons of the Dutch government. But before she could be
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Speaker 1: interviewed by that commission, before investigators could speak with her
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Speaker 1: about all this stuff, before she could spill the beans,
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Speaker 1: she was brutally assassinated, and the files and reports from
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Speaker 1: that time seemed to have just disappeared. Just about a
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Speaker 1: month after ELS's murder in twenty fourteen, that full investigation
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Speaker 1: had in fact been launched quote into the involvement of
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Speaker 1: high ranking people in parties with underage boys. In addition
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Speaker 1: to the name of top civil servant Yours Deminc, those
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Speaker 1: of three chief public prosecutors were also mentioned end quote.
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Speaker 1: That quote was taken directly from a Dutch newspaper that
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Speaker 1: was reporting on this affair at the time. In twenty twelve,
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Speaker 1: Yours Demink himself was still in a position of considerable
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Speaker 1: power in the Dutch government, but he had resigned from
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Speaker 1: his position as Secretary General at around the same time
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Speaker 1: that the US Helsinki Commission began their own inquiry to
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Speaker 1: a nineteen ninety seven investigation into an Amsterdam callboy service
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Speaker 1: which catered to Dutch justice officials, and that case itself
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Speaker 1: was known as the Rolodex affair. In the year nineteen
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Speaker 1: ninety seven, in Amsterdam, a man who had been arrested
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Speaker 1: for his girlfriend's daughter for himself in a complained to
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Speaker 1: local police officers about a double standard which allowed government
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Speaker 1: officials to skirt their own child's laws. This man, who
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Speaker 1: was in custody, basically stated to these local police officers
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Speaker 1: rules for thee and not for me. But why did
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Speaker 1: this man make these statements to local authorities? Well, as
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Speaker 1: it turned out, he had some inside information about parties
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Speaker 1: that were happening in the Netherlands, parties that involved high
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Speaker 1: profile people in the Dutch government. After being taken into
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Speaker 1: an interrogation room, that man then opened up and began
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Speaker 1: providing those local authorities with precise and damning information on
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Speaker 1: a callboy service called the Bell Boys, which he claimed
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Speaker 1: children to Dutch justice officials. On silver platters for cash.
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Speaker 1: According to the himself, the child, the service was being
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Speaker 1: operated at the time by a known child named Carol Masdam,
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Speaker 1: who was also known by the alias Alex Privie, a
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Speaker 1: man who was a known associate of Warwick Spinx and
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Speaker 1: Lothar Glandorf. Another known and Carol Masdam was the owner
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Speaker 1: of a boy an Amsterdam called the Festival Bar. And
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Speaker 1: it's at this point where the Rolodex from the Rolodex
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Speaker 1: affair comes into play. After the police learned of these
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Speaker 1: initial allegations against the Festival Bar and the Bellboys, they
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Speaker 1: really did dig in and started doing some investigating, and
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Speaker 1: quickly they discovered that a local professor from the University
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Speaker 1: of Amsterdam, a Professor dur van Roon, had frequented the
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Speaker 1: Festival Bar where it was alleged that that child was
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Speaker 1: being ran from. And as it turned out, the professor
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Speaker 1: himself had served as a go between for high profile
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Speaker 1: clients of Carol Masdom Bell Boys service. Essentially, this local
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Speaker 1: university professor had been acting as a sort of talent
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Speaker 1: agent for the young victims and he would find his clients,
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Speaker 1: aka the powerful members of the Dutch government young victims
19:12
Speaker 1: that they could have, but this was back in the
19:14
Speaker 1: eighties and the nineteen nineties, and there weren't really computers
19:17
Speaker 1: or online services that this professor could have used to
19:20
Speaker 1: store the contact information of the that we're employing as services.
19:24
Speaker 1: And so while he was serving as sort of a
19:27
Speaker 1: butler for the elite, serving them these children on platters,
19:30
Speaker 1: he would write down the names, numbers, and contact information
19:33
Speaker 1: for all of the clients and he would store that
19:35
Speaker 1: information in a rolodex. A rolodex is essentially a you know,
19:39
Speaker 1: kind of file storage system. I'm not old enough where
19:43
Speaker 1: I actually have used rolodex in my life. I've never
19:46
Speaker 1: used one, but it's essentially a place where you could
19:48
Speaker 1: store business cards, you could store index cards, you could
19:51
Speaker 1: just store written information. And in this case, this rolodex
19:55
Speaker 1: was filled with the contact information of so that we're
19:58
Speaker 1: using this child. And at one point throughout their investigations
20:02
Speaker 1: into the child ring, an informant that was helping the
20:06
Speaker 1: local police had taken possession of that rolodex itself and
20:10
Speaker 1: had handed it over to the authorities. When the police
20:13
Speaker 1: officers examined the rolodex inside of it, they discovered the
20:16
Speaker 1: private phone numbers belonging to at least three Dutch district attorneys,
20:20
Speaker 1: powerful members of the Dutch justice system, men named Henry
20:23
Speaker 1: Hans Holdtweis, Hank Woldric and Jan Walter Wabake. And inside
20:28
Speaker 1: of the rolodex they also found the direct contact information
20:31
Speaker 1: for Yours Demink himself. Now, when I say direct contact information,
20:36
Speaker 1: I mean that these phone numbers when they called them,
20:38
Speaker 1: led directly to the people that were listed. When they
20:40
Speaker 1: rang these phones, the district attorney himself would pick up
20:44
Speaker 1: or yours Demink himself. This wasn't a phone number for
20:46
Speaker 1: somebody's you know, office. These were like direct lines to
20:50
Speaker 1: these people. So how did this child have such personal
20:54
Speaker 1: information for these high profile people. That's something that you
20:57
Speaker 1: need to ask yourself. In twenty twelve of the Helsinki
21:00
Speaker 1: Commission began a hearing and legal proceedings that looked into
21:04
Speaker 1: child in Amsterdam historic allegations. And during those hearings a
21:08
Speaker 1: boy who had been working in the Festival Bar at
21:12
Speaker 1: that time would testify. This witness, who had been as
21:15
Speaker 1: a child and had worked I say worked loosely, he
21:19
Speaker 1: was forced to produde himself at the Festival Bar as
21:22
Speaker 1: a part of the Bell Boys child testified that Carol Masdam,
21:26
Speaker 1: the same man that the had told the police in
21:29
Speaker 1: Amsterdam about back in nineteen ninety seven, had sold boys
21:33
Speaker 1: to a group of producers in Amsterdam, and even stated
21:36
Speaker 1: that some of these men who had children from Carol's service,
21:40
Speaker 1: had been involved in producings. Here's a quote from that
21:43
Speaker 1: child's testimony. In addition, we were rented out for escort
21:47
Speaker 1: services to private clients and parties. The same person who
21:51
Speaker 1: who ran the also made films. I performed in three
21:56
Speaker 1: of those movies. I also knew people who made move
22:00
Speaker 1: I was offered vast sums of money to perform. Yeah,
22:04
Speaker 1: I was offered vast sums of money to perform in
22:06
Speaker 1: one of these movies, but refused due to the fact
22:09
Speaker 1: that at the end of these movies the actor is
22:13
Speaker 1: now obviously this person who was as a child as
22:17
Speaker 1: a part of this bell boys he's talking about where
22:21
Speaker 1: you know, typically, especially with a ring like this, these
22:24
Speaker 1: children are on camera by sometimes multiple men, and then
22:28
Speaker 1: at the end of the film they are in extremely
22:30
Speaker 1: graphic ways. Like in our Warrick Spinks episode that I
22:34
Speaker 1: did about a month or two ago, I talked about
22:36
Speaker 1: one of these films that was produced in Amsterdam at
22:40
Speaker 1: the time, where a kid was gruesomely on camera for
22:46
Speaker 1: these people's pleasure. In his testimonies, that same witness also
22:49
Speaker 1: claimed that during one particularly disturbing night, while they were
22:53
Speaker 1: working as an underaged boy at the Festival Bar, the
22:57
Speaker 1: professor Professor van Roon, who had the captain created that Rolodex,
23:01
Speaker 1: had personally introduced him to none other than Oris Demink
23:06
Speaker 1: and had been instructed to go outside and have with
23:09
Speaker 1: Yours Demink inside of his government car. Here's another quote
23:12
Speaker 1: from the victim's testimony where he describes this quote as escort.
23:16
Speaker 1: I worked for the same owner and worked out of
23:18
Speaker 1: a bar called the Festival Bar, where I met Professor
23:21
Speaker 1: van Ruhne. Professor van Ruhne was the man who introduced
23:24
Speaker 1: me to Ors Demink. We were sitting at a table
23:27
Speaker 1: and he said that I needed to go outside to
23:29
Speaker 1: meet Yours Demink in his car. Yours wanted to have
23:33
Speaker 1: this with me and I refused. I did have orals
23:36
Speaker 1: with him. The second time that we met. He wanted
23:38
Speaker 1: me to go with him to his home in den
23:40
Speaker 1: hag Ristol at thirteen. I didn't want to go with
23:43
Speaker 1: him as we were forbidden to leave the city of
23:45
Speaker 1: Amsterdam by our end quote. And bizarrely, this wasn't the
23:49
Speaker 1: first time that government authorities in the Netherlands had heard
23:52
Speaker 1: allegations of children being in the back of Oris Demmink's car.
23:57
Speaker 1: You see, back in the nineties, there had been multiple
24:00
Speaker 1: complaints made by yours Demink's personal drivers that had been
24:03
Speaker 1: assigned to his detail that had driven that same personal
24:06
Speaker 1: government car for him, who claimed that they had witnessed
24:08
Speaker 1: disturbing and illegal activities. One complaint had been filed by
24:12
Speaker 1: a driver of yours is named Rob Mostart. In the complaint,
24:16
Speaker 1: Rob plainly stated that ors Demink had hadd with young
24:20
Speaker 1: underaged boys in the backseat of the government car in
24:23
Speaker 1: his presence. Literally, he essentially was stating that yours had
24:27
Speaker 1: children in the backseat of the car while he had
24:30
Speaker 1: made his driver Rob sit there and watch slash listen.
24:33
Speaker 2: Now.
24:34
Speaker 1: Interestingly, shortly after that initial complaint was filed, the driver
24:38
Speaker 1: Rob died, so it was never followed up on by
24:41
Speaker 1: the proper authorities, but soon enough more complaints would be
24:44
Speaker 1: made by additional drivers. Here's a quote from a Dutch
24:47
Speaker 1: newspaper published in twenty fourteen discussing this quote. A prosecutor
24:51
Speaker 1: and an outside consultant who worked there told this newspaper
24:55
Speaker 1: Justice officer Tiered Postma quote. I told the BVD about
24:58
Speaker 1: complaints from drivers about night visits to a club and
25:01
Speaker 1: about a business trip to Brussels where Demnk had sex
25:04
Speaker 1: with a young boy in the back seat of the
25:06
Speaker 1: official car while the driver saw everything through the rear
25:09
Speaker 1: view mirror end quote. According to former Justice manager John Mulliker,
25:13
Speaker 1: the top officials of the ministry were aware of a
25:16
Speaker 1: complaint that another driver, Rob Mostert, allegedly submitted about Demik.
25:20
Speaker 1: Mulliker later learned that the case had not been investigated
25:23
Speaker 1: because Mostt died shortly after his complaint. Former Works Council
25:27
Speaker 1: chairman Rhinus Brules says that the complaint has been lost
25:31
Speaker 1: end quote. Of course, as with every single story that
25:34
Speaker 1: we cover on here, whether it's the Elms guesthouse or
25:37
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein, complaints and paperwork and reports once again continued
25:42
Speaker 1: to get lost, especially in this case, the rolodex, you know,
25:45
Speaker 1: eventually went missing. These complaints are going missing, all the
25:48
Speaker 1: complaints from the foster care system, and you know, the
25:51
Speaker 1: complaints that els the woman who was murdered received, those
25:54
Speaker 1: all went missing, and these allegations just continued to get
25:57
Speaker 1: more and more disturbing. Another Dutch current affair program similar
26:01
Speaker 1: to the one I discussed at the beginning, This one
26:03
Speaker 1: called Aine van Daig aired at one point which featured
26:06
Speaker 1: an interview with a man named Richard Carl Samson, who
26:09
Speaker 1: himself claims to have been a book keeper for Carol Masdam,
26:12
Speaker 1: the man who ran the child that yours Demink allegedly frequented,
26:17
Speaker 1: which formed the basis of the Rolodex affair. According to Richard,
26:20
Speaker 1: boys were provided to Youoris Demink and District Attorney Henry
26:24
Speaker 1: Han's hold Tweys by none other than Warwick Spinks. Now
26:29
Speaker 1: I want you to take in the gravity of that statement.
26:31
Speaker 1: I don't know if you guys have seen the episode
26:33
Speaker 1: about Warrick Spinks that I've already done, but he was
26:36
Speaker 1: an infamous child who operated in you know, really throughout
26:40
Speaker 1: all of Europe, and Warwick was financing and producing of children.
26:45
Speaker 1: This is a guy who's convicted of these crimes. This
26:47
Speaker 1: is a guy who's tied to top officials in so
26:50
Speaker 1: many different countries. I've already covered this kind of extensively
26:54
Speaker 1: on the channel, but now you have another guy who,
26:56
Speaker 1: in a completely different affair, is claiming that Warick Spinkank's
27:01
Speaker 1: children to an elite member of a country's government. In
27:04
Speaker 1: this case it's Amsterdam's government in the form of Yours Demink.
27:08
Speaker 1: But just to see somebody testifying that Warwick Spinx is
27:11
Speaker 1: involved in this is incredibly disturbing because that guy is
27:14
Speaker 1: one of the sickest people that's ever walked the face
27:17
Speaker 1: of the earth. And U yeah, here he is again
27:20
Speaker 1: popping up in this story allegedly providing children to another
27:24
Speaker 1: high profile client in the government. But the onslaught of
27:27
Speaker 1: allegations against Yours Demink and the other members of the
27:30
Speaker 1: Dutch elite only continued, and to this day they're still unfolding.
27:33
Speaker 1: For example, in twenty sixteen, during a court hearing in Amsterdam,
27:37
Speaker 1: nine witnesses came forward to testify and they all stated
27:40
Speaker 1: that they had been used as by that same professor,
27:44
Speaker 1: Professor Gervan Rouhn, the man who had created the rolodex.
27:47
Speaker 1: And these nine victims even testified that they had been
27:50
Speaker 1: by members of the Dutch royal family. Here's a quote
27:53
Speaker 1: from a newspaper article that was covering the court hearing.
27:56
Speaker 1: Quote Among those implicated are Prince Klaus, the late husband
27:59
Speaker 1: of former Queen Beatrix, the former Finance minister and executive
28:03
Speaker 1: director of the International Monetary Fund On A. Rudding, and
28:07
Speaker 1: former Amsterdam Mayor Ed van Feene, The Algamene Dagblad reports
28:12
Speaker 1: end quote. Now. Interestingly, one detective from the Netherlands who
28:15
Speaker 1: had been tasked with investigating the Bell Boys, eventually went
28:20
Speaker 1: on the record and stated that the case had been
28:22
Speaker 1: closed in nineteen ninety eight after the arrest and sentencing
28:26
Speaker 1: of Carol Masdam. Interestingly, the investigation was also shut down
28:30
Speaker 1: just shortly after that group of senior government officials, including
28:34
Speaker 1: Eurs Demink, had been implicated in the affair. But there
28:37
Speaker 1: are still more allegations against yours demin That all is
28:41
Speaker 1: incredibly damning and should be damning enough, but we still
28:44
Speaker 1: have to talk about the boys that Eors Deming allegedly
28:47
Speaker 1: in Turkey. In March of twenty fourteen, just over ten
28:51
Speaker 1: years ago, the Dutch government showed that there was never
28:54
Speaker 1: any investigation into Eurs Demink throughout the Rolodex affair, which
28:58
Speaker 1: was explicitly confirmed by miss mister Obstleton, which is weird.
29:02
Speaker 1: Yours has been accused of multiple children across different countries.
29:07
Speaker 1: There's a rolodex that exists that supposedly was given to
29:11
Speaker 1: this professor by somebody who was involved in the ring.
29:13
Speaker 1: He got possession of it from somebody directly involved in it,
29:16
Speaker 1: and it contained the names of these powerful government officials
29:19
Speaker 1: that were involved in ah and they don't look into
29:23
Speaker 1: the guy that's been publicly accused. And I want you
29:25
Speaker 1: to keep that in mind. The Dutch government itself says
29:27
Speaker 1: that yours Demink was never investigated because in contrast to
29:31
Speaker 1: that information, the former chief public prosecutor and the man
29:35
Speaker 1: who started off the rolodex investigation, a man named Hans Rocking,
29:39
Speaker 1: he stated that yours Demink was indeed investigated at the time.
29:43
Speaker 1: And this chief public prosecutor has come out publicly in
29:46
Speaker 1: the past and stated that they did indeed investigate yours
29:49
Speaker 1: Demink because the intelligence services in the Netherlands had received
29:53
Speaker 1: incriminating information about him. So that's really bizarre, right. You
29:57
Speaker 1: have the public face of the government say, we know
30:00
Speaker 1: ever looked into yours Demink, he's fine, just shutting the
30:03
Speaker 1: whole thing down. But then you have the chief public prosecutor,
30:06
Speaker 1: another guy who's kind of key in the criminal justice
30:09
Speaker 1: system in the Netherlands, saying that yes, they did investigate yours,
30:13
Speaker 1: but they also received information from their intelligence services that
30:16
Speaker 1: painted Yours Deminic out to be a hardcore a man
30:20
Speaker 1: who victimized plenty of children. Another person in the Dutch
30:23
Speaker 1: government and RC Handelsblad, amongst others, stated at one time
30:27
Speaker 1: in the newspapers that the entire Rolodex investigation failed because
30:31
Speaker 1: information about it was leaked at a very early stage
30:34
Speaker 1: in the investigation, and in June of twenty sixteen, the
30:37
Speaker 1: Public Prosecution Service announced that Yours Demink would not be
30:40
Speaker 1: prosecuted any further. They were stopping the investigations. They're done
30:44
Speaker 1: with everything. That's it. But as the years of pressed on,
30:47
Speaker 1: we've learned plenty of new things about the Rolodex affair,
30:50
Speaker 1: and each new piece of information paints an even darker,
30:53
Speaker 1: more disturbing puzzle than the last. You see, the investigation
30:57
Speaker 1: that we recently learned about that was conducted by the
30:59
Speaker 1: Ampsterdam police and the judiciary focused on a network of
31:03
Speaker 1: underaged boy and recruiters SLASH, who worked through a gabe
31:09
Speaker 1: escort agency. The main investigation, which was initiated in nineteen
31:12
Speaker 1: ninety seven led to the prosecution and conviction of the
31:16
Speaker 1: owner and one of his recruiters, so there was some
31:19
Speaker 1: proof there. They found the guy who was running this,
31:22
Speaker 1: you know, they found the guy that he was using
31:25
Speaker 1: as been a recruiter. They arrested them. But that was
31:28
Speaker 1: just one piece of the puzzle. You see. The Rolodex
31:30
Speaker 1: investigation focused, according to the statement of former CIE investigator
31:35
Speaker 1: Leaner Dakota at the Central Netherlands Court, on three public
31:38
Speaker 1: prosecutors and a senior civil servant of the Ministry of
31:42
Speaker 1: Justice yours deemic. That's correct. So you have another person
31:46
Speaker 1: from the justice system in the Netherlands, Leandert Dakota, who
31:49
Speaker 1: has also come out saying that the Rolodex investigation did
31:53
Speaker 1: indeed focus on yours demic, along with a couple of
31:56
Speaker 1: other senior officials in the government of the Netherlands. Now,
31:59
Speaker 1: according to lean Dakoder, the former detective of the Criminal
32:02
Speaker 1: Intelligence Unit CIE, former chief Public prosecutors at Jan Walter Wabakei,
32:07
Speaker 1: Hank Woldric and Hans Holdtweis, as well as senior civil
32:11
Speaker 1: servant Yours Demink were all in the sites of the
32:13
Speaker 1: CIE and the National Criminal Investigation Department as suspects of
32:17
Speaker 1: it with underage boys. Now, I know these are a
32:20
Speaker 1: lot of different names, but essentially what they're saying here is,
32:23
Speaker 1: once again, it wasn't only yours demink. They know the
32:26
Speaker 1: names of the other public officials that they all suspected
32:29
Speaker 1: had been boys and children, and they never did anything
32:32
Speaker 1: about it. And to this day, the Dutch government denies
32:35
Speaker 1: that they ever even looked into Yours Demink in the
32:37
Speaker 1: first place. But how did this whole thing get started
32:40
Speaker 1: with the authorities, Well, their suspicions followed a tip from
32:43
Speaker 1: a simple anddecent offender who indicated that quote, high ranking
32:47
Speaker 1: people are allowed to do anything while I have been
32:49
Speaker 1: arrested end quote. So they had just a who was
32:53
Speaker 1: in prison at the time who apparently knew a little
32:55
Speaker 1: more than he led onto because he kind of busted
32:57
Speaker 1: this whole case wide open. Now, one of those guys
33:00
Speaker 1: that was accused of being a man named Hans Holtois
33:03
Speaker 1: at the time was a CIE officer at the National
33:06
Speaker 1: Criminal Investigation Department, and without his knowledge, he was being
33:10
Speaker 1: investigated by the department himself. But Lean Dakota, one of
33:14
Speaker 1: the whistleblowers about this whole thing, who remember, was a
33:17
Speaker 1: detective in the same organization at the time, said at
33:21
Speaker 1: least that's what I assume. Of course, it made the
33:23
Speaker 1: investigation very difficult. So what he's saying there is that
33:27
Speaker 1: still the public narrative is that the guy who was
33:29
Speaker 1: in the department that was investigating him didn't know that
33:33
Speaker 1: the investigation was going on. I'm a feeling that obviously
33:36
Speaker 1: the guy was embedded in the department. He was one
33:38
Speaker 1: of the senior officials associated with the department. And just
33:41
Speaker 1: to put this in kind of like a simple American term,
33:45
Speaker 1: it's like if one of the leaders of the FBI
33:47
Speaker 1: was accused of being a and the FBI itself began
33:52
Speaker 1: investigating one of its leaders, and the assumption that the
33:56
Speaker 1: Dutch government wants you to make is that nobody from
33:59
Speaker 1: their organized told the head of the organization that they
34:02
Speaker 1: were being investigated. I mean, it's kind of really hard
34:05
Speaker 1: to believe. Like, if the FBI was investigating one of
34:08
Speaker 1: its leaders, you would imagine that somebody somewhere along the
34:11
Speaker 1: way would inform the guy, you know, whether because they're
34:14
Speaker 1: loyal to them or because they want them to know
34:16
Speaker 1: what's going on. And then of course if you're the
34:18
Speaker 1: leader of the FBI and you're being investigated by the FBI,
34:21
Speaker 1: you have access to every storage room, You have access
34:24
Speaker 1: to all the servers, all the files. You can go
34:26
Speaker 1: through and warp any investigation and shape it into whatever
34:30
Speaker 1: you'd like it to be. Essentially, so, if they're investigating
34:33
Speaker 1: yourself for being a who's going to stop one of
34:36
Speaker 1: the leaders of these criminal investigation organizations from going into
34:39
Speaker 1: the evidence room late at night, especially back in the
34:42
Speaker 1: nineteen nineties and removing files and taking them home and
34:45
Speaker 1: burning them. I don't know, but I might just be
34:47
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theorist. You don't know when you deal with
34:49
Speaker 1: Yours Demink himself. Though the first accusations came from those
34:53
Speaker 1: journalists who investigated him based on those anonymous informants. One
34:57
Speaker 1: of those specific allegations came from a young man who
35:00
Speaker 1: filed a complaint against Yours Demink on October fourteenth, two
35:03
Speaker 1: thousand and three. In this complaint, the young man claimed that,
35:07
Speaker 1: amongst other things, he had been paid by Yours Demink
35:10
Speaker 1: while he was an underaged boy to have with him.
35:13
Speaker 1: But interestingly enough, that complaint later turned out to have
35:16
Speaker 1: been false, and the man who made the complaint was convicted,
35:19
Speaker 1: you know, for lying under oath. But then there was
35:21
Speaker 1: another man, a Turkish Kurd, who was sentenced to life
35:24
Speaker 1: imprisonment for contract hostage taking and named Huisen Bibison, who
35:30
Speaker 1: claimed in two thousand and seven that the judiciary in
35:33
Speaker 1: the Netherlands had conducted a sham trial against him in
35:36
Speaker 1: order to prevent him from talking about Yours deminks alleged behavior.
35:41
Speaker 1: So one of the young men who made the allegation
35:43
Speaker 1: that Orus had him when he was under age, he
35:47
Speaker 1: was found to have been lying about it, and he
35:49
Speaker 1: was convicted to prison time for it. And then another
35:51
Speaker 1: guy who claimed that he was also by Yours Demink
35:55
Speaker 1: was again put into prison, and he claims that he
35:58
Speaker 1: didn't even commit the crimes that they put him in print.
36:00
Speaker 1: They just wanted to shut him up about, you know,
36:02
Speaker 1: what he was going to talk about when dealing with
36:04
Speaker 1: yours demic. It's another thing that governments can do. They
36:06
Speaker 1: can put you in prison for crimes you didn't commit,
36:09
Speaker 1: to make you sound crazy. Because who's the public more
36:12
Speaker 1: likely to believe a random guy with no criminal record
36:15
Speaker 1: who's making these allegations in society and out in public,
36:18
Speaker 1: or a guy who's in prison for abduction and weapons
36:22
Speaker 1: charges and drug smuggling. More often than not, they're going
36:25
Speaker 1: to be more likely to believe the guy who has
36:27
Speaker 1: a clean criminal record versus the guy who's making these
36:30
Speaker 1: allegations from a prison cell. Interestingly, some of the investigations
36:33
Speaker 1: that were undertaken into the Rolodex affair found that Yours
36:37
Speaker 1: Demink was allegedly blackmailed by the Turkish government with alleged
36:41
Speaker 1: contracts in order to ensure that the Kurd who was
36:44
Speaker 1: making these complaints, Hoyas Sin Bibison, received a life sentence
36:48
Speaker 1: in prison in the Netherlands. Interesting right, There are also
36:51
Speaker 1: two Turkish men named Mustafa and Osman who filed charges
36:55
Speaker 1: against Yours Demin in two thousand and eight in twenty
36:59
Speaker 1: ten for of a person under the age of sixteen,
37:03
Speaker 1: and these men claimed that they were thirteen and fourteen
37:07
Speaker 1: years old at the time that Yours Demink them. There
37:11
Speaker 1: is no evidence that exists at this point that Yours
37:13
Speaker 1: Demink was in Turkey at the time, and Yours Demink
37:17
Speaker 1: himself states that he hasn't been in Turkey since the
37:19
Speaker 1: year in nineteen eighty six. But are we really just
37:21
Speaker 1: going to take what he says at face value and
37:23
Speaker 1: just listen to the guy that's been accused by multiple
37:26
Speaker 1: children of them. And sadly, even though at this point
37:30
Speaker 1: there were multiple young adults that were making these allegations
37:33
Speaker 1: against Yours Demink coming forward and saying that he had
37:37
Speaker 1: them when they were younger, nothing changed. None of these
37:40
Speaker 1: cases led to any prosecutions. People in the country of
37:43
Speaker 1: the Netherlands wrote these victims off. At least the people
37:46
Speaker 1: in the upper echelons of the justice department and government did,
37:49
Speaker 1: and afterwards those two Turkish men both filed a complaint
37:53
Speaker 1: of not prosecuting criminal acts on October twenty fourth, twenty twelve.
37:57
Speaker 1: On February twelve, twenty fifteen, the Public Prosecution Service in
38:02
Speaker 1: the Netherlands reported that the investigation into the events in
38:05
Speaker 1: Turkey appeared to have stalled. The reason for this was
38:07
Speaker 1: that the Turkish judicial authorities refused to give their Dutch
38:11
Speaker 1: colleagues permission to hear witnesses in Turkey on the grounds
38:14
Speaker 1: that the suspicions against Yours Demink regarding in Turkey in
38:18
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety five had expired. So now it seems like
38:21
Speaker 1: the Turkish government is involved in trying to cover this
38:24
Speaker 1: whole thing up, saying that the statute of limitations essentially
38:28
Speaker 1: has expired, so they can't prosecute this guy. They can't
38:31
Speaker 1: really do anything. In June of twenty thirteen, two former
38:34
Speaker 1: prison directors made a statement to a notary in which
38:37
Speaker 1: they said that during a business trip in nineteen ninety two,
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Speaker 1: they heard a staff member of the Ministry of Justice
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Speaker 1: complain that she had to arrange quote young boys over
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Speaker 1: the phone end quote for Demink. Yours Demmink, who didn't
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Speaker 1: go on that business trip in question, has rejected those allegations.
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Speaker 1: So Yours Demink to this day is still a widely
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Speaker 1: respected figure in the Netherlands and somebody who has managed
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Speaker 1: to beat every single allegation against him, even though now
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Speaker 1: you have multiple young adults who have come forward saying
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Speaker 1: that they were by yours demic when they were younger.
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Speaker 1: You have this rolodex that went missing with all of
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Speaker 1: the names and addresses and contact information for involved in
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Speaker 1: this ring. You have an investigation that was done by
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Speaker 1: a news program where they tapped a telephone call and
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Speaker 1: heard someone talking about arranging young boys for yours on
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Speaker 1: the weekends. You also have multiple agencies that investigated yours,
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Speaker 1: Demin and the Rolodex and everybody else that was involved
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Speaker 1: that nowadays claim that they never looked at him in
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Speaker 1: the first place. And when you ask me about these things,
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Speaker 1: when there's smoke, there's fire, Especially in a case like this,
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Speaker 1: all these allegations and all of these things that are
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Speaker 1: said to have happened, these things don't just come out
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Speaker 1: of nowhere. There has to be some sort of a
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Speaker 1: truth inside of all of this talk. I mean, not
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Speaker 1: only is there actual evidence like tapped phone calls and
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Speaker 1: testimony from people, but there's also you know, midal cases
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Speaker 1: that have been brought up that were overlooked and shut
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Speaker 1: down and so much more. But that's all I have
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Speaker 1: for you on this story, because it's really hard to
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Speaker 1: find information in English, and yeah, there just isn't that
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Speaker 1: much that's out there, you know, at this moment, because
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Speaker 1: they've done a really good job of covering this whole
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Speaker 1: thing up, and this is something that still has the
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Speaker 1: potential to be exposed nowadays. It's something that nobody's really
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Speaker 1: talking about that I've seen, but it's something that's incredibly
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Speaker 1: disturbing that people need to be aware of that people,
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Speaker 1: especially in the Netherlands need to understand is probably more
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Speaker 1: than likely true. I mean, we know that there was
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Speaker 1: a massive running throughout Amsterdam in the nineteen seventies, eighties,
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Speaker 1: and nineties, obviously throughout the two thousands too, but Amsterdam
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Speaker 1: was also a hot bed of production. If you haven't
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Speaker 1: seen my episodes about that that we posted in a
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Speaker 1: month or two ago, including the Jorn tape, that's just
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Speaker 1: something else that you need to look into. Because the
40:51
Speaker 1: Netherlands itself is a hotbed of this activity, so it
40:55
Speaker 1: makes sense that that's where this would have happened. So
40:57
Speaker 1: what the end of the day, is this all just
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Speaker 1: one big fabrication created to make people like yours Demink
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Speaker 1: look bad or do you think that there is truth
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Speaker 1: to all these allegations. I mean, there's one hundred percent
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Speaker 1: truth to this in my mind. And once again, you
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Speaker 1: don't have smoke without fire, and this is once again
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Speaker 1: a large blazing forest fire with huge plumes of smoke
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Speaker 1: that's been completely covered up to this day. Yours Deminic
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Speaker 1: is looked at by the Dutch justice system as a
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Speaker 1: completely innocent man who's never done anything wrong. You know,
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Speaker 1: all these children were lying, None of these connections were true,
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Speaker 1: the Rolodex was not real. None of those allegations or
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Speaker 1: anything had any merit, And to this day, the officials
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Speaker 1: in the Netherlands continue to say that we don't believe
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Speaker 1: child victims and why not come to our country. You
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Speaker 1: can children with impunity if you have enough power and money. Anyways,
41:51
Speaker 1: that's enough rambling for today, and I hope that this
41:54
Speaker 1: has been another eye opening chapter of the Conspiracy Files
41:57
Speaker 1: for you that has exposed another dark, hidden truth and
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Speaker 1: reality of our world that you probably would have preferred
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Speaker 1: not to have known about. But knowledge is power, my friends,
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Speaker 1: and by informing people about these things. By learning about
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Speaker 1: these things, we the actual, honest, real citizens of these
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Speaker 1: countries of the world, we can come together and hopefully
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Speaker 1: eventually put a stop to this one day. Consciousness is important,
42:22
Speaker 1: especially when we're really essentially powerless, like I don't know
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Speaker 1: how we can go in and stop these elite rings
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Speaker 1: from happening when we don't even know that they exist
42:32
Speaker 1: until you know decades later. But knowledge is power. So
42:35
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42:41
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43:07
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