This Kathy Groves thing is beyond strange on its own. In one of her videos she mentions her parents' names. Her father is a psychologist. And if you google him, you'll find this: 👀

Who is that? Something more than a headline would be very helpful. There's an Australian murder victim named Anita Cobby... And an Anita Coby who does dental hygiene.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Conspiracy_(2012_film) And this one 🤩🤩🤩

After about three quarters of an hour I realized that I'm not THAT bored and hopefully never in my life will be that bored to see this film. A lot could have been done with this topic.

@thatguy guythat The Windsor dynasty came from the small Franconian town of Coburg. Until 1917 is the surname of the members of the official royal family of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Under the impression of the First World War, the name Windsor was invented... The ancestors of the Windsor dynasty came from the houses of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Hesse, Hanover. Until the First World War, the Royal Family even had a German surname: Sachsen-Coburg and Gotha. Prince Albert brought him into the royal family when he married his cousin Queen Victoria in 1840. The very young monarch also came from a German noble family, the Welf dynasty. In the 17th and 18th centuries they not only sat on the throne in Hanover, but also in Great Britain. Prince Albert and Queen Victoria dreamed of a close German-British relationship and married their eldest daughter to the heir to the Prussian throne. Two world wars later, British-German relations had shattered. However, that was before Adelaide was founded. The royal houses of Europe are always the center of attention when it comes to SRA or child abuse. For example, the Belgian case was mentioned by witness X3 in the Dutroux case. Toos Niejenhuis also brought the Dutch into play. The Internet makes it easy to unite local networks.

Indeed, "Saxony" (a federal state in eastern Germany) and "Coburg" (German city) are German localities, even today. Also "Meiningen" -, a german Town in Thüringen. So it's definitely a German language. However, it is the name of the British royal family. At that time, Adelaide was the Queen and had neither to do with Germany nor with the Nazis. At that time they were still liquid.😂

Indeed, "Saxony" (a federal state in eastern Germany) and "Coburg" (German city) are German localities, even today. Also "Meiningen" -, a german Town in Thüringen. So it's definitely a German language. However, it is the name of the British royal family. At that time, Adelaide was the Queen and had neither to do with Germany nor with the Nazis. At that time they were still liquid.😂

I'm happy to bring some reality and history into this discussion. Adelaide was named after Britain's Queen Adelaide (Adelheid von Sachsen-Meiningen) in 1837 by the state's first governor, Captain John Hindmarsh (1785–1860). So British, not German. Most Nazis, there were actually quite a few, hid in South American countries. Argentina, Venezuela and Brazil still have a number of German settlements today. However, the people are not Nazis... well, at least not the ones I was allowed to get to know. Nevertheless, they often still speak some German and have German surnames. From where I know this? I'm German (at least half of it 😂), we learn that at school. Warm greetings

A new, interesting documentary on the case. Not all undivided are mentioned. Nevertheless, it shows that the girls' parents suspected a network from an early age. The documentation is in German or French. To be set at the bottom of the screen :) https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/101410-004-A/unfassbar-der-fall-dutroux/

@Jan Kowalski Yes, that's what I understood and assumed. In the 80's some people used stuffed animals as decorations. My grandpa had a raven on the wall. I was so scared of the creature. It looked at you!!! Luckily there is Ikea today.

By the way, Damien Echols also wrote a book. I actually read it and don't remember what was in it, so it wasn't particularly interesting. But Damien got married in prison and is now a Buddhist.

@Marta This website gives a view of the case. And other sites, the HBO documentary for example, another. Everyone claims to know the truth. Strange thing about this website: Miskelly confessed the first time that the boys were murdered around noon. But it was already evening when they left. It is well known that Damien Echols had mental problems. Eventually he got treated for it. He was raped and assaulted in prison, already in custody. Who wouldn't be mentally injured here? Especially with a history of mental illness.

@JohnnyReb "Ich habe nie gesagt, dass er ein Pädophiler ist, tatsächlich sagte ich, dass er und Chris Cornell Gerüchten zufolge daran gearbeitet haben, ein Pädophilen-Netzwerk aufzudecken." AAhhhh, sry, I actually misunderstood that. English is not my mother tongue. I'm good with theories. For me there is just a lot to be said against it. But hey, I'm not the Oracle of Delphi and maybe I'm wrong. :))

Chester Bennington suffered from severe depression. I am convinced that he ended his own life. Chester's father, Lee Russell Bennington, was a detective specializing in crimes against children. Ironically, Chester is only 7 when he is sexually abused by an older boy. He was bullied at school. He did not tell his family about this or the abuse. After his divorce from his father, Chester finally moved in with his mother, Susan, who was a registered nurse, at the age of 17. When she discovers that he is on drugs, she tells him to leave the house. Not every person who commits suicide is involved in sinister activities. Not everyone who has had a rough childhood becomes a criminal. The game between stress and resilience is as individual as the person. I cannot imagine that Chester Bennington was a pedophile or covered for pedophiles. As an affected person and father of 6 children??? Chesters is from Arizona.... Podesta from Illinois. Far way for Susan Bennington for an affair. Or Podesta has a very long.....

As far as I know, Elisabeth Fritzl never gave an interview, even though she was offered a lot of money for it. Josef Fritzl was a despot who had his family 100% under control in all areas of life. Kerstin, the daughter who was treated in the hospital, suffered from epilepsy (not asthma) and was even in a coma for a while. Probably a result of incest. He was also able to explain the disappearance of Elisabeth well. Elisabeth had joined a sect. To do this, she had to write a letter in the basement. Since in Austria a person at the age of 18 can go wherever they want, the police naturally did not look for Elisabeth either.

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@a87star Another article speaks of an entertainer instead of a nurse. There is also an identikit on this site...but a pretty embarrassing one. https://www.sexindustry-kills.de/doku.php?id=prostitutionmurders:de:bosenbach