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ISBN
9780993040788
Book Title
Abuse of Trust : Frank Beck and the Leicestershire Children's Home Scandal
Item Length
8.5in
Publisher
Canbury Press LTD
Publication Year
2016
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1in
Author
Mark D'arcy, Paul GOSLING
Genre
Family & Relationships, Biography & Autobiography, Social Science, Political Science
Topic
Social Work, Babysitting, Day Care & Child Care, Cultural Heritage, Abuse / Child Abuse, Law Enforcement
Item Width
5.3in
Item Weight
14.8 Oz
Number of Pages
288 Pages

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'Few books have managed to get to the heart of a story of abuse as thoroughly and accurately as Abuse of Trust .' -- CHRISTIAN WOLMAR, JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR 'An important and in-depth analysis' -- DR LIZ DAVIES, LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY, UK Frank Beck sexually and physically abused more than 200 looked after children while working as a residential care home manager for Leicestershire County Council. This books shows how he got away with it. It is a new edition of a paperback originally published in 1998, with an additional new chapter on the role of Greville Janner MP.

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Publisher
Canbury Press LTD
ISBN-10
0993040780
ISBN-13
9780993040788
eBay Product ID (ePID)
17038780636

Product Key Features

Book Title
Abuse of Trust : Frank Beck and the Leicestershire Children's Home Scandal
Author
Mark D'arcy, Paul GOSLING
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Social Work, Babysitting, Day Care & Child Care, Cultural Heritage, Abuse / Child Abuse, Law Enforcement
Publication Year
2016
Genre
Family & Relationships, Biography & Autobiography, Social Science, Political Science
Number of Pages
288 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
5.3in
Item Weight
14.8 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Hv6570
Reviews
Today when the pendulum seems to swinging again to start disbelieving claims by survivors that they were sexually abused the republication of a book examining one of the first major child sex scandals is a timely reminder of what victims faced in the 1970s and 1980s. Abuse of Trust looks at the case of the long dead Frank Beck, a charismatic social worker who got away with abusing possibly up to 200 children for two decades before finally being caught and convicted. It is particularly relevant as Alexis Jay's child sex abuse inquiry is planning to resurrect the dire situation in Leicestershire social services at the time with an examination of the role of the then local MP, Greville Janner, who was facing multiple charges of child sexual abuse at the time of his death last year. The book written by two diligent journalists, Mark D'Arcy, a BBC Parliament correspondent and Paul Gosling, an ex Leicester councillor and an experienced freelance journalist, and has been updated by Paul with the latest information about the allegations and investigation into Greville Janner. The involvement of Greville Janner - who always claimed he was falsely accused by the paedophile Frank Beck of sexually abusing boys - will be highly controversial as his family, led by his son, Daniel Janner,QC intend to try and stop the hearing going ahead. They want instead go to the civil courts so all the allegations from 33 survivors against him can be subject to rigorous cross examination. This book however concentrates on the horror facing disturbed children sent to be looked after by Beck and his colleagues and the brutal techniques Beck, an ex Royal Marine, used to subdue, sexually abuse and infanticise teenagers, using faux psychological techniques. He also bullied and sexually abused his staff, manipulated and conned local councillors. It is highly revealing about the lack of backbone among senior social work management and the failure of democratically elected councillors, particularly in the Liberal Party,who allowed him to stand as a councillor, to take a grip on the situation. The police are also seen as failing to believe the children. It is equally damning of investigations that followed by distinguished people - notably by Andrew Kirkwood,QC - into the scandal after Beck was convicted and the tragic consequences of Beck's techniques - which led one disturbed kid to later murder a young boy simulating the strangulation technique used by Beck. And it shows the role of insurance companies ,in this case Zurich Municipal, in trying to deny the council's responsibility for what happened to these kids -later to be used with similar force in suppressing a report into North Wales child sex abuse. It is also clear from the book that Beck was not the only person sexually abusing people and there could have been part of a ring that was never properly investigated. He may have murdered one of his boys - but this was never satisfactorily pursued. He also like many paedophiles attracted people who believed in his innocence - notably Bernard Greaves, a Liberal Democrat and Lord Longford who supported killer Myra Hindley. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to remind themselves about sheer nastiness, brutality and cover ups that seem to dog this area., 'Today when the pendulum seems to swinging again to start disbelieving claims by survivors that they were sexually abused the republication of a book examining one of the first major child sex scandals is a timely reminder of what victims faced in the 1970s and 1980s. Abuse of Trust looks at the case of the long dead Frank Beck, a charismatic social worker who got away with abusing possibly up to 200 children for two decades before finally being caught and convicted.It is particularly relevant as Alexis Jay's child sex abuse inquiry is planning to resurrect the dire situation in Leicestershire social services at the time with an examination of the role of the then local MP, Greville Janner, who was facing multiple charges of child sexual abuse at the time of his death last year.The book written by two diligent journalists, Mark D'Arcy, a BBC Parliament correspondent and Paul Gosling, an ex Leicester councillor and an experienced freelance journalist, and has been updated by Paul with the latest information about the allegations and investigation into Greville Janner.The involvement of Greville Janner - who always claimed he was falsely accused by the paedophile Frank Beck of sexually abusing boys - will be highly controversial as his family, led by his son, Daniel Janner,QC intend to try and stop the hearing going ahead. They want instead go to the civil courts so all the allegations from 33 survivors against him can be subject to rigorous cross examination.This book however concentrates on the horror facing disturbed children sent to be looked after by Beck and his colleagues and the brutal techniques Beck, an ex Royal Marine, used to subdue, sexually abuse and infanticise teenagers, using faux psychological techniques. He also bullied and sexually abused his staff, manipulated and conned local councillors.It is highly revealing about the lack of backbone among senior social work management and the failure of democratically elected councillors, particularly in the Liberal Party,who allowed him to stand as a councillor, to take a grip on the situation. The police are also seen as failing to believe the children. It is equally damning of investigations that followed by distinguished people - notably by Andrew Kirkwood,QC - into the scandal after Beck was convicted and the tragic consequences of Beck's techniques - which led one disturbed kid to later murder a young boy simulating the strangulation technique used by Beck.And it shows the role of insurance companies ,in this case Zurich Municipal, in trying to deny the council's responsibility for what happened to these kids -later to be used with similar force in suppressing a report into North Wales child sex abuse.It is also clear from the book that Beck was not the only person sexually abusing people and there could have been part of a ring that was never properly investigated. He may have murdered one of his boys - but this was never satisfactorily pursued.He also like many paedophiles attracted people who believed in his innocence - notably Bernard Greaves, a Liberal Democrat and Lord Longford who supported killer Myra Hindley. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to remind themselves about sheer nastiness, brutality and cover ups that seem to dog this area.', ' Few books have managed to get to the heart of a story of abuse as thoroughly and accurately as Abuse of Trust ... Its message is a chilling reminder of how charismatic abusers like Beck and, indeed, Savile, were able to operate so effectively and for so long in the system despite countless warning signs.The question this begs: could this happen today?', 'An important and in-depth analysis of one case among the many... involving members of the 'establishment', where child victims of sexual crime, adult survivors and those professionals supporting them have been silenced and denied justice.'
Copyright Date
2016
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
364.15554092
Dewey Edition
23

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