Franklin child prostitution ring

Franklin child prostitution ring (VIPaedophile)
Date	1988 - 1991
Exposed by	Alisha Owen
Interest of	Nick Bryant, Gary Caradori, William Colby, Newt Copple, John DeCamp, Loran Schmit
Subpage	•Franklin child prostitution ring/Premature death;

Official narrative

Wikipedia's corresponding page is called the "Franklin child prostitution ring allegations", as if there is still controversy about their truth.

Testimony

Several victims testified to repeated sexual abuse.

Alisha Owens

As if to send a clear message to the victims, Alisha Owen received an astonishing 9-25 years for perjury, after a judge concluded that she was lying about being sexually abused - this, despite a law giving immunity to those who name their abusers in sex abuse cases.

Paul Bonacci

Paul Bonacci named his abusers in front of the Franklin Jury. He was initially indicted on charges of perjury but in 1999 he won a $1 million law-suit against Larry King with the help of his lawyer John DeCamp.^[1]

Troy Boner

Troy Boner testified to investigator Gary Caradori‎ of repeated rape and sexual abuse.^[2] Boner later recanted this testimony after his brother, Shawn Boner, was fatally shot in suspicious circumstances. Alisha Owen was convicted of perjury partly on his evidence in court. Boner later reported in a re-recantation in the film Conspiracy of Silence that he had been threatened by the FBI. He died of a suspected drug overdose in 2003.^[3]^[4]

Investigation

One day before his fatal plane crash, investigator Gary Caradori‎ claimed to have the Franklin child prostitution ring perpetrators "by the short hairs."^[5]

Other fatalities

Others who have suffered premature death in connection with the Franklin child prostitution ring include Craig Spence, Kathleen Sorenson, Newt Copple, Clare Howard, Mike Lewis, Joe Malek, Bill Baker, Aaron Owen, Charlie Rogers, Dan Ryan, Bill Skoleski, Curtis Tucker and Harmon Tucker.^[6]

Exposure

US Senator and lawyer John DeCamp‎ has lead the exposure of this event. He wrote the book Franklin Cover-Up about it.

Corporate media