This is too weird, group hysteria, everyone sees dollars, wants their kid in the act. I am thinking McMartin preschool.
“... too weird, group hysteria, everyone sees dollars, wants their kid in the act”
After the whole Penn State (Sandusky) stuff... nothing and I mean NOTHING would surprise me.
A spoon and a cup was retrieved from a classroom garbage pail containing his semen.
You really don’t need more evidence than that.
If memory serves, in the McMartin affair they brought in hocus pocus hypnotists and voila, the tots were soon channeling all manner of bizarre reports, which later investigation proved to be coached. Now if this is a reprise of same, shame on the hucksters. Otherwise shame on this weirdo and those who turned a blind eye.
Talking about “tasting games” it reminds me of a little science project I instigated myself in elementary school (it was with the teacher’s OK). I filled little baggies with various household condiments, ranking them by number according to what I thought was best to worst tasting. I remember ranking iced tea (powder) at a 4, and garlic powder at a 10. I gave the list to the teacher, and I let the participants choose what number they wanted — the tough guy boys, of course, asked for 9s and 10s. (I should have included cayenne pepper — oh well, we didn’t have it at home.) One who wanted a 4 tasted the iced tea powder — and I still remember how he spit in disgust. PHTTTTTT!!!! I didn’t realize the unmixed product was so bitter! Oh man, they wouldn’t even allow something like that today, when things are so uptight, and my taste test was non blindfolded (they got it on a paper towel). It’s especially hard to imagine what this weirdo did passing muster.
That was my initial reaction. The photographs are a significant difference, though.
the McMartins didn’t take videos- this guy did