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FLORIDA: A PEDOPHILE'S PARADISE The Perversion Of Justice by The Rich & Powerful |
December 10, 2018 |
In 2012, this publication received a phone call from Dana Delaney Loyd, the then chief editor of BrevardsBestNews.Com*. Within Loyd's call - she expressed her belief & concern that there was an active pedophile ring operating within Brevard County. Loyd went on to express her suspicion that this pedophile ring was being protected by local government and law enforcement officials. Initially, this publication was skeptical of Loyd's theory - however, given the progression of time, together with several recent events, we have come to appreciate Loyd's concerns. |
MIAMI HERALD How the Miami Herald investigated Jeffrey Epstein — and his many enablers Click The Below Picture To Review The Entire Miami Herald Article * As part of Loyd's probation, she was required to remove articles from her web publication - BrevardsBestNews.Com. In order to insure strict compliance with this apparent unconstitutional sentencing mandate, Loyd removed her entire web publication from the Internet. Click here to read our thirty (30) plus article series regarding the illegal criminal prosecution of Dana Delaney Loyd. |
Recently, the Miami Herald started publishing their investigative series regarding the criminal prosecution of South Florida billionaire, Jeffrey Epstein.
Records indicate that approximately ten (10) years ago, the FBI was investigating Epstein for pedophilia, and the international sex trafficking of underage girls. It is suspected that Epstein may have had up to eighty (80) victims. Epstein is known to have several politically connected friends, such as U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton and Donald J. Trump. The Miami Herald's investigative reporting exposed the details of the criminal plea bargain, which effectively scuttled the federal probe into the alleged international sex trafficking operation. Court records indicated that the details of the plea bargain were sealed - not only from the public - but also from the victims themselves. Based on the FBI's investigation - Epstein, if he had been convicted during a trial, was looking at spending the rest of his life in federal prison. However, the sweet plea bargain offered by then (2007-2008) U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta ONLY required Epstein to plead guilty to two prostitution charges in state court - requiring only a minimal jail sentence. Further, Epstein and his four named accomplices received immunity from all federal criminal charges. The political carnival driving the media attention regarding this decade old criminal plea bargain, is the fact, that former U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta is currently serving as the Secretary of Labor within the Trump administration. Some suspect, that the rationale for the sweet plea bargain has it's roots in the belief, that several of Epstein's well connected friends were also engaging in pedophilia. There is evidence that suggests that one of Epstein's alleged victims was recruited from President Trump's Mar a Lago compound - and that President Clinton was known to fly on Epstein private jet - nick named by the press as the "Lolita Express". However, regardless of the rationale for the Epstein plea bargain - it is apparent that U.S. Attorney Acosta has, or had, a rather high tolerance level for pedophilia - and for child sex trafficking (OUR OPINION). A tolerance level apparently shared by others within Florida's law enforcement community (AGAIN - OUR OPINION). |
Around the very same time frame that Mr. Epstein was allegedly engaging in pedophilia in South Florida - Brevard Circuit Court Judge George Maxwell was memorializing his rather high tolerance for pedophilia (ORLANDO SENTINEL ARTICLE) - so much so, that the Florida Department of Children & Families requested that Judge Maxwell be recused from any child custody cases. |
If a circuit court judge can openly express a tolerance for pedophilia - what does that say about the possibilities of where local law enforcement agencies stand on the subject of pedophilia? We will review a few of many available examples.
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According to a December 2013 article by BrevardsBestNews.Com * former Brevard County Deputy Ryan Pill** was investigated for an alleged 2011 sexual assault. However, the State Attorney opted not to file charges. Pill is the son of slain Brevard Deputy Barbara Pill, who was killed in a March 2012 traffic stop. Then in 2014, Pill took a plea bargain in another un-related case, whereas he had originally been charged with two counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor. His charges were connected to allegations that he had engaged in sexual contact with a sixteen (16) year old police explorer. |
Pill plead to two lower counts of aggravated assault, and was sentenced to only five years of probation (no jail time).
The State Attorney stated that Pill's plea bargain was offered due to the victim's unwillingness to pursue charges.
Frankly, IN OUR OPINION - the above rationale for not fully prosecuting Pill was a failure by the State Attorney Office's (SAO). First, they (SAO) assigned the blame for failing to fully prosecute to the victim - once again victimizing her. Second, what if the victim would have been only five (5) years old, instead of sixteen (16) - would they (SAO) have not fully prosecuted Pill due to a child's unwillingness to pursue the prosecution? Third, there was more than merely one (1) victim in the Pill prosecution - the entire State of Florida is victimized, when perverts are allowed to molest our children. We must throw down the bullshit flag on this one. We are of the OPINION that the rationale for the plea bargain had much more to do with saving the Brevard County Sheriff's Office a whole lot of embarrassment - should Pill been made to stand trial, and have been convicted. Further, a trial is part of the investigative process. What would the trial have exposed? Other deputies' involvement? Additional victims identified? The existence of a protected pedophile ring within local law enforcement? |
In early 2016, Brevard County Sheriff Deputy Barre Taylor was arrested for engaging in a sexual relationship with a female jail inmate. The female jail inmate was NOT a juvenile, but she was in the custodial control of Deputy Taylor - which in a way equates to a similar situation. Deputy Taylor was NOT charged with "sexual battery (RAPE)" - but rather, he was charged with "sexual misconduct" - as defined in F.S. 951.221 - a MERE third degree felony. This "sexual misconduct" statute is fine tuned to help quitely address the sexual perversions of jail staff within Florida's county jails (OUR OPINION). On August 15, 2016 - Deputy Taylor accepted a plea agreement from the State Attorney's Office in which he was sentenced to four (4) years of probation (NO JAIL TIME). |
Due to the fact that he was NOT criminally charged under the standard "sexual battery" statute - Taylor is NOT required to register as a sex offender.
During an October 11, 2018 hearing - Taylor was granted early release from his probation. Defining Rape as "Sexual Misconduct" Jail and prison inmates are under the direct custodial control of correctional officers / deputies, and this custodial control negate any consenual sexual activity between custodial staff and inmates. Therefore, this publication is of the OPINION that any sexual activity between custodial staff and inmates should be prosecuted as the crime of sexual battery and NOT as a third degree felony crime of "sexual misconduct". In short, Florida needs to repeal this "sexual misconduct" statute - and start prosecuting these badge wearing perverts for what they really are ...... rapists - pure and simple. |
Until rape of a jail inmate by a correctional officer / deputy is defined as rape, and not just "sexual misconduct" - and until Florida's judiciary and it's law enforcement agencies develop a zero tolerance for pedophilia - Florida will continue to be a paradise for rapists and pedophiles.
Welcome to Florida - the rules are different here..... Stand by to stand by ...there is surely more to come of this.... |
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