One step at a time we will conquer. This is great news. Something that tells the public it's not fiction. Pizzagate is not some scam. Evil can be anywhere. Better acknowledge it and dig deeper to see what thuth there is to it, than to be a coward and yell conspiracy and look away.

I hate how the British press protects elites and criminals. 🤢Disgusting!!!! Victims and perps are anonymized?????? Yet they are perceived as civilized? I so grateful for not living there. I hope they experience an awakening and REVOLT!!!!!!

Very tragic and at another pizza shop too.

I came to tears reading this story. I pray to God, please put your hand of protection over these girls. Please uplift them. Please pour your holy wrath upon all perpetrators of child sexual abuse. Let them have no rest from guilt. Let them be discovered and shamed and locked up if not killed outright as they deserve.

I think I may need a pizzagate break. I have to take them every so often. People in my every day life have been making comments that I always look pissed off. They're probably right, too. I'm so angry inside and I know it's not healthy. I don't know how law enforcement does this stuff. It's so hard just to read about it much less see evidence.

I hope these brave young women can realize their dreams.

Good read. What kind of Islamic name is Shablak anyways. Police might be looking in the wrong country for this guy. This is actually a Small town at 110,000. If they got that going on, then they might even pass up Atlanta in pedo-corruption per capita until the perps at the top get caught..

http://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/i-have-a-right-to-be-named-child-pornography-survivor-fails-to-lift-publication-ban-1.4613443

Another report if the same interveiw. Can prob find the audio podcast on cbc.ca and find the show the Current.

This is big. It really is about pizza/pizza shops. Not just comet pizza.

Wow, what a disgusting story.

UpVoat for the post.

'I should have known there was something off about it.'

Isn't pizzagate the result of people screaming "HELLO SOMETHING IS OFF, HELLO???!" and no one listening?

How blatant does the art, speech and behavior have to be before others recognize how "off" Alefantis is?

This is heartbreaking. I totally believe the guy set free was running a CP operation and part of a ring that was let go before the truth was outed. He is now probably doing the same thing, and possibly still has those discs. There is much more to this story than meets the eye. I feel such empathy for these two girls. The girl saying she is alive to be able to tell her story, is also sad. She should be alive to live life and raise her daughter and to enjoy the same things as everyone else. Not to just tell her story. I hope to God she does not just give up after she feels her story has been told. I am glad the two have finally are together again for they are stronger together. I am proud of both of them.

This seems pertinent. I will look for links about this story from other sources when I have a moment.

https://archive.fo/EUc9i :

If only you knew her name | CBC News

'Even though she was clean, life was still an uphill battle. '

'When I got clean, I knew that if I relapsed, I was going to die.”Today, she plays the role of supermom, loving partner and dean’s list student. '

'In a city of 110,000 people, she struggled to escape finger-pointing and whispers every time she went out in public. '

'She built a strong relationship with her father, who became a source of stability and encouragement in her life. '

'When the winter comes, she moves her bed into the living room and sleeps next to the woodstove. '

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Two survivors of child exploitation break their silence, at least as far as the law will allow If only you knew her nameSurvivors of child exploitation break their silence ... at least as far as the law will allow By Ryan Cooke

March 15, 2018

There are days when Phoebe Walker’s only reason for living is to spite the men who made her wish she was dead.

Pale and thin, wrapped in an old sweater, she sits inside her rural Newfoundland home, a long way from the city streets she walked as a child sex worker.

In the corner, a wood stove produces the only heat available for the 26-year-old mother since the utility company cut her power almost two years ago.

“I don’t need much,” she says, with teary eyes and a smile.

Her daughter is 150 kilometres away, living with a grandparent and waiting until her mother can provide the life she deserves.

On these winter days, she fights a cold loneliness.

Her life appears to be in shambles. But to her, this house on the northern shores of Conception Bay is a slice of heaven compared to nights she sold her adolescent body on Duckworth Street in St. John’s.

Or the pornographic photo shoots in the basement of a grimy downtown pizza shop.

For 12 years, Phoebe Walker has been reduced to her initials — a non-identifier spread across thousands of pages of court documents to protect her identity after a childhood lost to sex crimes.

But now she wants you to know her name so you can know the teenaged girl that put two sexual predators behind bars, so you might feel the pain of living with those memories, so you will know her nightmare didn’t end when the verdict was reached.

But there’s something we need to tell you about Phoebe Walker.

It is not her real name.

There are two women in this story, who spoke to CBC News on the condition of having their identities revealed more than a decade after the trauma they endured.

They wanted to lay speculation and rumours to rest and show the public what childhood sexual exploitation did to their lives.

But we are not allowed to tell you what their real names are, and we cannot show their faces.

After one year of fighting, CBC News lost a court challenge to overturn a publication ban and use their identities.

“I feel like the same court system that failed us as children is now victimizing us as adults,” said the second woman, whom we will call Sarah Gallant.

Nonetheless, they are determined that you know their story.

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Two survivors of child exploitation break their silence, at least as far as the law will allow If only you knew her nameSurvivors of child exploitation break their silence ... at least as far as the law will allow