Original judicial documents

INTRODUCTION Jacqueline de Croÿ - 18/02/2010

Morkhoven comments the original of the most famous withdrawal of case in history, its own dossier judged in absence 80,000 documents.

In Paris, April 9, 1999 Jacques Chirac, President of the French Republic, responds to Jan Boeykens, president of the NGO Morkhoven, he has forwarded the Zandvoort case to the Garde des Sceaux, Madame Guigou. France then possess a tenth of the file on a criminal network of picture producers of real crimes on children, which the NGO has follows since 1988, from the Belgian Flanders to Germany, then Portugal, then Holland. The godfather of the network, a German citizen resident in the Dutch town of Zandvoort, had been murdered with the gun of a French citizen he employed for the acquisition of criminal pictures.

On March 20, 2003, Danielle Ringot requires the most famous history of France. She only manages to find innocent people, but classes the dossier as a "Secret Defence", in which it is forbidden to draw a document.

In France, the judge of instruction, Miss Danielle Ringot in this case, is a magistrate is responsible to expedite criminal investigations. François Sottet, here substitute prosecutor of the Republic, represents the French government at the court. He is responsible for requiring the application of laws to safeguard the general interests of society, therefore the entire community.

Danielle Ringot has the mission to conduct an investigation to prosecution and defence in consultation with François Sottet and police, forensic or forensic. He is supposed to assess applications for acts of defence by the counsel or the plaintive. The order of dismissal means that their investigations have not resulted in sufficient evidence to prosecute anybody.

The first observation is that Mr. Sottet adopted a minimalist information cons X on grounds of sexual assault on child under 15 by person in authority, corruption of minors and disseminating images of child pornography, while the complaint filed in Belgium by the NGO Morkhoven on the same network describes "indecent assault, rape, violence, threats, torture, committed against minors, kidnapping, corruption and prostitution of minors, publication and dissemination of all media, including the through the Internet, photographs, films and texts, of pornographic order to reveal the identity of victims of these offences, publication and dissemination, including telecommunications (Internet), offers of sexual services, with an aim of direct or indirect profit, reporting services provided by minors or persons declared as such, human trafficking and child pornography and, in general, all offences for acts of torture and organized crime.

To request the freedom of Marcel Vervloesem without condition