Ray Wyre Lying About Satanic Ritual Abuse On Australia's 60 Minutes

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Full story: http://saff.nfshost.com/broxtowe.htm "As Ray Wyre was paid as a consultant in the Broxtowe SRA case (the first claimed SRA case in the U.K. ) by Nottingham Social Services and used the Satanic indicators to brief the foster parents we interviewed him first. In our view he was extremely vague and evasive and could give no evidence to support his assertions beyond a few cases that we subsequently checked with negative results." All this is very pertinent. Ray wire was a key instigator of belief in SRA in Broxtowe though he kept a respectable distance from most of the sensational 'victim imposters' (like Jacquie Balodis and others) who were providing quotes for shocking headlines in the British media at the time. Occasionally Wyre would give one paragraph quotes within articles in the social work press, or in the Broadsheets but he never gave a lengthy interview on his SRA beliefs. How surprising then to find that in the middle of 1989 when he was being circumspect in the U.K. media he appeared on the Australian TV documentary series 'Sixty Minutes' talking at length about Broxtowe and about another U.K. case of a 15 year old girl who Sixty Minutes chose to call 'Theresa' but who was actually a girl given the pseudonym 'Natalie' when she was shown in silhouette in the Cook Report 'The Devil's Work' which went out around the same time in Britain and caused an uproar! Did Wyre have any evidence of SRA? The JET people said clearly that he could not produce any but here we find him giving an interview, intended for Australia, which is categoric in its insistence that children are being killed in Satanic Rituals. Wyre, an ex Baptist minister, opened his Gracewell Clinic to amongst other things, 'rehabilitate' Priests who had sexually abused children so they could go back into the church. He had found and therapised plenty of abusive priests but had never ever personally come across any Satanic Abusers, yet here he was stating categorically that they killed children even though no dead children had ever been found. In hindsight of course 'Natalie's' Cook Report claims were all found to have nothing to do with Satanists, but at the time she convinced many as she tearfully pleaded on camera. Strangely Wyre did not appear in the Cook Report but as you can see from the JET report and the Timeline on this webpage he was actively involved with Tim Tate who researched and co-produced it and Wyre was also there behind the scenes assisting with the 'help-lines' after broadcast. The Australian Sixty Minutes documentary ended with the interviewer asking whether Wyre thought there might be some abusing Satanists in Australia. Wyre said 'undoubtedly' but then again, in the programme so did fundie Audrey Harper from The Christian Reachout Trust who also claimed to be a 'victim' of Satanists on the Cook Report; along with her friend Maureen Davies, director of The Reachout Trust who worked with the Cook Report, and along with Wyre handled the helplines afterwards, where she sat next to Judith Dawson leader of social work Team4 from Broxtowe. Beginning to see the pattern now? Predictably, by May of the following year (1990) Pamela Klein, Wyre's colleague, had introduced her 'Satanic Indicators' to police in New Zealand and a rash of SRA cases then ensued, all of which were proven false in the passage of time. http://www.saff.org.uk