Paedophiles in Common Purpose secretive networks
Before reading the following article regarding a vicious paedophile and sadist, consider that this man was selected by Common Purpose as a role model 'future leader of society'. Appointed to the local Common Purpose Advisory Group, he would have helped select other individuals as suitable for Common Purpose training. Would he have selected others with his values and sexual appetite? On the Advisory Board Byrne rubbed shoulders with CEOs from hospitals and allegedly police. Of course meetings were held behind closed doors and without minutes in accordance with Common Purpose Chatham House Rules. What did they discuss? Did their discussions involve children.? In Sheffield Common Purpose has put trainers who have not been police checked (CRB) with children and young people. Ask yourself why none of the national press and media ever reported that Byrne was a senior Common Purpose Advisory Board member. Is the silence due to Common Purpose ties with the press and media, and the media Standards Trust for example?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1260020/Charity-boss-Matthew-Byr...
A children's charity boss has admitted a string of sadistic sex attacks on four prostitutes.
Matthew Byrne, 38, made his victims dress up as young schoolgirls before carrying out horrific sex assaults on them at his Wirral home.
Liverpool Crown Court heard the senior charity worker tied up, gagged and strangled his victims for his own sexual pleasure. He then used a cane to repeatedly beat the women, who were tied to his bed while he carried out the obscene acts. In another attack he repeatedly whipped his victim until her blood sprayed over his bedroom walls.
He then used a plastic bag to suffocate the women until she saw black spots in front of her eyes and thought she was going to die.
Charity boss Matthew Byrne admits 'torture' sex attacks on prostitutes | Mail Online 16/11/2010 10:11
After being released the woman discovered she had 40 whip marks to her body and legs. When police raided Byrne's home in New Brighton they discovered he had turned a bedroom into a torture chamber.
Officers discovered a double bed with shackles attached to each bed post, a leather collar, a cane, rope, tape and girl's clothing.
They also found a collection of violent pornography, while his computer revealed he had accessed a string of sadistic websites.
DNA and blood from Byrne's victims was also uncovered.
Byrne, who ran the Young Person's Advisory Service, previously worked with children as young as 10.
The charity worker changed some of his pleas shortly before he was due to stand trial on a total of 24 charges at Liverpool Crown Court yesterday.
Those charges represented a total of nearly 9,000 images.
He had also admitted a further count of committing a lewd and obscene act on a Merseyrail train while photographing young girls.
At the earlier hearing, Byrne had denied the more serious sex attacks.
But as his trial was due to start yesterday, his barrister Alastair Edie told the court Byrne wished to change his pleas for some of the counts.
He was charged with offences related to alleged attacks on seven different women.
Peter Davies, prosecuting, told the court that after consulting with the police and the women involved the crown were happy to accept his guilty pleas to some of the charges.
He said: 'We believe this is a realistic and pragmatic way to progress.'
Judge John Phipps agreed with the prosecution's decision and adjourned sentencing for the preparation of reports on Byrne.
But he told him: 'Of course the fact that I am ordering a report in no way means that a custodial sentence will not occur.
'In fact a custodial sentence of some length is inevitable in this case.'
He ordered Byrne to sign the Sex Offenders' Register.
In 2008 the charity boss featured in Liverpool: Sung & Unsung - a collection of photographs featuring 'individuals that best represent the city' and 'make decisions which affect the whole city'.
He was one of 86 leading lights in the book and appeared alongside Merseyside Police chief constable Bernard Hogan Howe, comedian Ken Dodd and Archbishop Patrick Kelly.
Byrne will be sentenced on April 21.