ZANDVOORT/FRANCE WITHDRAWAL OF CASE [03]
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SUMMARY OF THE INDICTMENT
Jacqueline
de Croÿ - 18/02/2010
Judge Ringot ensures that the discovery of the Zandvoort
case was exposed February 24, 2000, from the publication of an article
by the newspaper "L'Humanite", ignoring the assurance
from Jacques Chirac, on 21 April 1999, that he forwarded the case
to Elisabeth Guigou. Judge Ringot gathered:
470 of 572 portraits of children made by police
of Kennemerland in Holland from the first CD-ROM, to conduct search
warrants. They had been photopia in the supermarket of the village
of Morkhoven where the NGO was based and delivered in 1999 to Serge
Garde, a journalist for "L'Humanité", by Marcel Vervloesem,
who guided the investigations of the NGO Morkhoven.
A fragmented copy of the first CD-ROM, given to Serge Garde by Gina
Bernard, assistant of the NGO shortly before her murder, on November
14, 1998.
The customer/staff files shared between the networks
APOLLO in Zandvoort, CRIES Brussels and SPARTACUS in Geel, Flanders,
and the address book Robby Van Der Plancken and given to Serge Guard
by Marcel Vervloesem.
A second copy of the same fragmented CD-ROM delivered
to the Swiss association CIDE by Gina Bernard, obviously also before
her murder in 1998, which was brought to justice Geneva.
A third copy of the same fragmented CD-ROM issued by the association
"Le BOUCLIER", whose president will also killed in by "falling
in stairs".
It is most remarkable is to note that the instruction
takes place only on a single CD-ROM of 8700 photos of torture, rape
and child pornography, whereas the full dossier contains 93'081 photos,
according to INTERPOL, which less the duplications, leaves 88'539
unique pictures, of which 70% are clearly criminal, according to the
Belgian federal police.
All comparisons were "meticulous" research and "in-depth",
according to Judge Ringot, for whom the 80 children identified on
page 3, will become 81 children on page 5. Her "in-depth"
research did not manage to let her spell the name of the author of
the investigation that led to the discovery of the network and that
Ulrich presented the first CD-ROM. Marcel VERVLOESEM becomes VERVLOESSEN.
He would have made the first CD-ROM from the hard disc of a computer
Ulrich during a "robbery", according to a very original
judicial truth, as if he had not been more handy robbing the computer
during the "robbery".
There is actually a will to seal the work of the ONG, famous in
Flanders for its actions since 1988. VERVLOESSEN would have simply
been the "president of an association investigating the disappearance
of children," whereas he was the spokesperson for an NGO which
had been one of the international media in 1998, when he presented
paedocriminal networks of Temse in Belgium, Madeira in Portugal
and Zandvoort in Holland.
The judge poses confusion between the brothers Van Gasselt. She
attributed to a dead man the proprietary of the client /staff file
shared by three branches of the network dismantled, CRIES, SPARTACUS
and Apollo, who are still active through members who escaped from
prison or who where released from prison. Petrus Van Gasselt recognizes
the file used by his late brother, Leo van Gasselt, the lover of
ULRICH, of whom he had made his sole heir and had died of cancer
in 1997.
Another original, knowing that Ulrich was murdered
by Van Der Plancken with the pistol Patrick Busquet, is the prosecutor
Sottet, who is supposed to require the application of the law, could
not hold any charge against him, e.g. for possession of firearms without
license.
On page 5, paragraph 4, the actual number of portraits of children
on the search launched by the police Kennemerland: 572. One understands
that the dossier would have been sent to the trash, if on the 81
children identified and object of intimidation to drop the charges,
21 of these children had not been found by Serge Garde, thus protected
by the press.
If this incredible withdrawal of case is a fabric
of deterioration of the truth, one however can find in it the screen
of the network, which we will invite you to discover soon.
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