Stephen Jelfs - Kings Cross Sex brothel co-incidence

When Michael Laut explained that he knew who allegedly was behind the Gay murders around the Kings Cross area but no further evidence has come out.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/breaking-news/reward-offered-for-nsw-cold-case/story-fnihsfrf-1227370769565

http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/family-haunted-by-stephen-jelfs-disappearance-hope-reward-will-solve-case-20150527-ghaddh

About a year before he vanished in 1978, Stephen Jelfs told his father and brother that, if anything bad happened to him, they could assume a known criminal in Kings Cross was to blame.

This was 1977, we had Donald Mackay his body is missing and Howard Tyrell murder where the weapon was missing Dubbo way the horse trainer.

Kings Cross underworld 1977-78

Among his clients was a Kings Cross criminal involved in drugs and the sex industry, his father told Fairfax Media.http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/family-haunted-by-stephen-jelfs-disappearance-hope-reward-will-solve-case-20150527-ghaddh.html

Secret Society partly exposed

George Pell and the Liberal Party connection

On the 31st May 2013, just days after George Pell gave his testimony and made the admissions that he did at the Victorian Parliament Inquiry into child abuse, Mr Pell was addressing and advising Federal Liberal Party MP’s.

Among those who have addressed the Chartwell MPs - whose group is named after former British prime minister Winston Churchill's country home - are former prime minister John Howard, former chief of army Peter Cosgrove, Cardinal George Pell even Prince Richard, the Duke of Gloucester all giving political pep-talks to Liberal MPs during secret luncheon meetings held across Sydney.”

“The exclusive gatherings, known as the “Chartwell Society”, have seen a cross-factional band of ambitious MPs taking tips from major figures on the world stage during regular, invite-only gatherings.

Just days after Pell gave evidence to the Victorian Parliament. Cardinal George Pell attended as the guest of honour at a gathering of 11 Coalition MPs at the Australian Hotels Association plush Macquarie St boardroom.”

What was the Liberal Party thinking. They should have stayed right away from him until the Royal Commission had handed down its recommendations.

“Separate gatherings have been held at universities, churches and corporate boardrooms.”

The politicians who met Pell are the same people who are going to have input into the governments response to the recommendations that the Royal Commission makes on the abuse of children.

The Catholic Church will have adverse findings against them as everyone knows they were involved in a massive cover-up in Australia and globally for many years.

How can any fair-minded person see these politicians as being impartial now. And what did Pell teach them?

George Pell is a very sick and perverted person of no moral fibre whatsoever given the above.

The child abuse allegations against him need to be reviewed by the Royal Commission and if they fail to do so one has to wonder why.

Will they put it in the too hard basket given Pell’s position in the church and his political connections? Probably.

James Packer, John Howard and Cardinal George Pell part of secret Chartwell Society

MAJOR Australian personalities including James Packer, John Howard and Cardinal George Pell - plus a minor British royal - have been giving political...

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Missing man Stephen Jelfs 1978

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Reward announced into the 1978 disappearance of Paddington man

Wednesday, 27 May 2015 05:22:31 AM

Police and family members have today welcomed a $100,000 reward for information relating to the disappearance of Paddington man Stephen Jelfs in 1978.

Mr Jelfs was 21 at the time of his disappearance and a Coronial Inquest in 2009 found that he was deceased, but that the cause of his death was unknown.

The investigation into his disappearance is now with the Homicide Squad’s Unsolved Homicide Team.

Detective Chief Inspector John Lehmann from the Unsolved Homicide Team said Mr Jelfs was originally from Canberra, and had moved to Sydney at the age of 16 where he set up a florist and plant store in Paddington.

“Stephen lived in an apartment at Sutherland Street, Paddington, with his partner who last saw him at the address on 24 April 1978,” Det Ch Insp Lehmann said.

“He was a keen traveller, having travelled to Asia, Europe, the United Kingdom and the United States. He was also a member of Sydney’s gay community.”

Police have been told Mr Jelfs had been acting in a nervous and agitated manner in the months prior to his disappearance, which was out of character for him.

They were also advised that he had been associating with a person believed to be involved in the supply of prohibited drugs.

Extensive inquiries have been conducted by police, but the circumstances surrounding Mr Jelfs’ disappearance and death, including if there are suspicious circumstances, remain unknown.

The Homicide Squad is now hoping that the reward being offered by the NSW Government will be an incentive for someone to come forward, as are the family of Mr Jelfs who have travelled to Sydney for the reward announcement.

“I hope the reward will bring someone or something out to solve this matter which has haunted my family and myself for 38 years,” Stephen Jelfs’ father, Neville Jelfs, said.

The reward of up to $100,000 is available for information that leads to the conviction of a person or people responsible for the death of Stephen Jelfs.

Police are urging anyone with information in relation to this incident to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or use the Crime Stoppers online reporting page: https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au/ Information you provide will be treated in the strictest of confidence. We remind people they should not report crime information via our Facebook and Twitter pages.

Unsolved Gay Murders

The unsolved Gay murders.

The Sexual Rituals I write about, within the Knights they move.  They will have a drug runner working for them because that works around Oxford Street.

We had the Lodge 44 in the day of Abe Saffron, allegedly Terry Floyd, and others will come to light.

Michael Laut spoke about the gay unsolved murders and how the pattern to protect was noted.

Roger Rogerson was Darlinghurst Police, so were others.  The Prima Facia of the crime is where they go.

Within the Cocaine movement around Woolloomooloo the man who is old, has fine things and walks with a walking stick?  It seems to relate in a  bit.

Stephen Neville Jelfs, lived at Paddington, had a Florist/shop at Edgecliffe now in 1978 I think the flowers moving in this area would be of interest as a co-incidence to this protected cocaine network today as they tell me in Woolloomooloo.

By creating the wall of silence they created the game the murder.

Knights they call themselves to game of chess as they move in the black of night for the Black MagicK they weaved through Kings Cross

Police announce warrant for Hayley Dodd Murderer..yet the body is still missing

A major breakthrough in a 1999 cold case.

Police announcement on Hayley Dodd

Police have issued a warrant for a man over the 1999 abduction and murder of Hayley Dodd.

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Bank of Queensland and home loan credit checks - links to Westpac Banking Corporation

Bank of Queensland making headlines again. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has raised concerns with the bank over the way it assessed home loan applications. ASIC should have a word to Bank Reform Now friend Michael Sanderson who knows all about BOQ procedures especially the Dodgy Valuation rort.

http://www.smh.com.au/…/bank-of-queensland-beefs-up-home-lo…

Bank of Queensland beefs up home loan credit checks

Bank of Queensland has moved to apply more thorough affordability checks for home loans, after the corporate regulator found its processes did not comply with responsible lending laws.

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Roger Rogerson to deals at Redfern. Redfern Police?

Roger Rogerson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Jump to Police career - Rogerson worked on some of the biggest cases of the early 1970s, including the Toecutter Gang Murder and the Whiskey Au Go 

Toecutter gang murderer was in the unit at Oatley I told the Police about.

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Glen McNamara joined the NSW Police Force when he was 17 and was sworn in as ... and disgraced copy Roger Rogerson who was making deals in Redfern.