I just fired off this other email, as there's been no answer from Mr. Chapman.
--Oppostate
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Dear Senator Xenophon, I'm forwarding you a previous email I sent to Mr. John Chapman SC, Director of Public Prosecutions. In my email I express my disbelief and disappointment in Mr. Chapman regarding the mishandling on his part of the cases concerning the abuse of minors and the hiding away of evidence from authorities that seek to protect children from sexual abuse and mistreatment. It is very disheartening to see that laws put in place for the protection of minors are ignored by public servants and put young ones in peril. I humbly request that you, Dear Senator, look into the cases noted here below, and seek to have an accounting of Mr. Chapman's actions regarding the cases formerly under prosecution by Mr. Unthank. Sincerely, Dr. J#### B######## ----------------------------------------------- > To: John Chapman SC > Director of Public Prosecutions > 565 Lonsdale Street > Melbourne > Victoria 3000 > > > Dear Mr. John Chapman SC, =A0Director of Public Prosecutions. > > I have learned of your letter to Mr. Steven Unthank, expressing that > "you will exercise your power under section 22(1)(b)(ii) of the Public > Prosecutions Act 1994 (Vic) to =93take over the prosecutions for the > purpose of discontinuing them.=94 Further you expressed that for these > prosecutions to go forth would be =93not in the public interest.=94 > > It is hard for me to believe you would take such action. As an > educator for over 25 years I'm shocked to hear that a public servant > would dare ignore the human rights of children not to be abused and > mistreated. To say that such action as you propose to undertake would > be acting in "the public interest" sounds pharisaical and jesuitical > to me. It equivocates the truth of the matter, the crimes involved, > and makes light of grievous abuses that have taken place and the > disregard for the actual laws instituted in the true "public interest" > of citizens in Australia. > > Dear Sir, I ask you to reconsider your decision and to side with the > righteous case Mr. Unthank is pursuing against those who would sweep > under the rug the heinous acts committed against defenseless children. > It is an indignation to think otherwise and that you would act as you > stated in your letter, dated 20 of February of 2012 to Mr. Unthank. > > Please, Mr. Chapman, I appeal to you to do the decent and responsible > thing public representatives are expected to do for their constituents > and not to intervene in a manner that hinders justice and denies > lawful protection to Australian children. > > Sincerely, > Dr. J### B######## > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >> Re: Private Criminal Prosecution by Steven Unthank >> >> Corporate Accused: GOVERNING BODY OF JEHOVAH=92S WITNESSES >> Case No.: B12083527 >> >> Corporate Accused: FAITHFUL AND DISCREET SLAVE >> Case No.: B12083367 >> >> Corporate Accused: CHRISTIAN CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH=92S WITNESSES >> Case No.: B12083108 >> >> Corporate Accused: WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA, = INC. >> Case No.: B12083833 >> >> WATCHTOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA >> Case No.: B12082206 >> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >
