Howard Cox

Our report for the Rape Gang Inquiry is nearly complete. We will publish it after the election, and Rupert Lowe will then name individuals in Parliament. I would personally like to thank our donors, our team, and all the participants who have worked with us on this. I would also like to thank Rupert for initiating the inquiry and giving me the opportunity to lead it. The gang rape and torture of children in the UK goes back at least 80 years. We must do everything in our power to confront and eradicate this evil crime.

Rape Gang Inquiry update. Our team is currently going through our draft report to ensure that all is legally sound for publication. The plan is straightforward. I intend to use parliamentary privilege in the chamber to name a number of the worst perpetrators/officials who we believe have escaped justice. We will then use private prosecutions to pursue those individuals through the courts, and eventually put them in prison. These are incredibly dangerous scumbags. It is an national network of organised crime - it is not simply disparate gangs. This is a comprehensive criminal network that is capable of the most evil acts. I will be informing the police, parliamentary security and the Home Office beforehand of who I intend to name and why - I also now have private security for the first time in my life. But do not underestimate the danger of these networks. It is organised crime of the very worst kind. We started this inquiry not to just talk, but to act. The report will be published after the elections as I want this to be a cross-party effort, and party politics should not interfere with any of our activity. Numerous Conservative MPs have been supportive, as have the Northern Irish and even a Labour MP attending the hearings. I want this to go beyond petty party politics. We still have a significant amount of money from the crowdfunder, and that is ready to privately prosecute. This is where we are. This is the plan. Thank you to everybody for your support.

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Imagine serving your country, risking your life, coming home, and then being pursued by lawyers decades later. Now imagine one of those legal minds being handed the highest legal office in Britain by Keir Starmer.