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C.R.I.E.S network (1982-1986)
Acronym for "Center for Research and Information on Childhood and Sexuality, CRIES, domiciled in Ixelles district of Brussels, was founded in 1982 by a sworn translator in Brussels Prosecution: Philippe Carpentier. It publishes the magazine "Espoir" (Hope) according to the idea of Jean-Claude Weber, a filmmaker member of the Movement for the Liberation of pedophiles, jailed in Belgium for sex with minors. The Belgian Rev. Joseph Doucé, founder of the Centre of Christ liberator "in Paris, is responsible for distribution in France. CRIES shares its address book with pedophile networks Zandvoort and Spartacus.
CRIES rapidly becomes a vast organized network of child prostitution, sex tourism and production of pornographic pictures of children, sold by the Zandvoort network for publishers porn magazines. Joseph Verbeeck, Director of UNICEF Belgium hired as a handyman, Felu Michel, a member of CRIES, who had been interned without trial for acts of pedophilia. The UN offices of the organization for the protection of children then open to the network of pedophiles, who turn them into child pornography studio, with a laboratory to develop photographs.
In 1986, the revelations following the arrest of Devuyst, a pedophile filmmaker related Felu, lead February 24, 1987, in raids on the offices of UNICEF. Investigators seized 4,000 photos and tapes, including "scenes of horrific child abuse that are sometimes just babies," said a policeman. "A hundred children are listed on these photos and tapes for trade with branches extending to Canada, Brazil, Japan and Africa," according to the newspaper La Derniere Heure (23 / 11 / 89 04/04/1987), but only 25 children will be identified.
Following the hearing on March 7, 1988 in Brussels Criminal Court, 13 of the 17 defendants were sentenced severely for indecent assault and indecent assault on children. The following October, the Court of Appeal increased the penalties of a year or two, but acquitted the director of UNICEF, who had been sentenced to two years probation.
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Michel Felu was arrested in March 87: 10 years in prison.
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Philippe Carpentier: 10 years in prison.
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Ralet Olivier photographer
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Joseph Verbeeck, Director of UNICEF Belgium
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Jacques Delbouille: 1 year sentence for rebellion and made port of prohibited weapons, which made a witness in connection with the abduction of Elisabeth Brichet.
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Jean-Marc Houdemont filmmaker pedophile who killed himself the day he would reveal facts about the abduction of Elizabeth.
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Jean-Claude Weber, one of the main protagonists of the CRIES network, filmmaker, residing in Jupille. He was imprisoned in France, in Montpellier, at the trial in Belgium, where he had been sentenced to 6 years imprisonment for acts of pedophilia. Extradited by France, the scoop of 9 years in prison in August 1991.
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Two doctors, one of which provided assistance to organize the computer network of CRIES,
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A man who claims to have participated, only two months to review the administration of "Hope".
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A cub leader,
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An engineer responsible for CRIES,
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A teacher and parents have praised their children to the network.
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A man of American nationality, Timothy P, 27 years residing in Zaventem is charged with trafficking obscene material.
The international enquiery on 280 people found the address book of CRIES extends over Europe, but stopped in France. President Mitterrand was embarrassed by contact with an association of his wife. Similarly, he apprehended the presence of Sigala and Marceau of the network CORAL, which showed his minister of culture. Dutch police arrested two citizens of Delft, of which the architect Jan Weeckers, and seized numerous documents. Scotland Yard arrested Beat Meir in Dover, a Swiss citizen, who is in possession of child pornography as he prepares to embark for Calais with a 4 year old child.
