Inquiry into Allegations of Misconduct in the Investigation of Paedophilia in Queensland: Kimmins Report
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- 181 pages
Summary
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The CJC commissioned Project Triton to investigate allegations that public officials had obstructed or mishandled investigations of child sexual abuse.
Inquiry into Allegations of Misconduct in the Investigation of Paedophilia in Queensland: Kimmins Report (August 1998), page 11 · Inquiry into Allegations of Misconduct in the Investigation of Paedophilia in Queensland: Kimmins Report (August 1998), page 12 · Inquiry into Allegations of Misconduct in the Investigation of Paedophilia in Queensland: Kimmins Report (August 1998), page 13
The inquiry examined claims about secret police files, alleged films of child abuse and murder, earlier police investigations and cases in the Whitsundays.
Inquiry into Allegations of Misconduct in the Investigation of Paedophilia in Queensland: Kimmins Report (August 1998), page 9 · Inquiry into Allegations of Misconduct in the Investigation of Paedophilia in Queensland: Kimmins Report (August 1998), page 10
The inquiry rejected the cover-up and impropriety allegations considered under its first four references.
Inquiry into Allegations of Misconduct in the Investigation of Paedophilia in Queensland: Kimmins Report (August 1998), page 9 · Inquiry into Allegations of Misconduct in the Investigation of Paedophilia in Queensland: Kimmins Report (August 1998), page 10
The inquiry found no basis to suspect police protection of offenders in the Whitsundays and concluded that allegations about the films had been properly investigated.
In the body's own words
- Conclusion
Allegations made to law enforcement and other agencies in Queensland suggesting the existence of ‘snuff’ movies have been properly investigated and suggestions that such investigations were aborted or interfered with are baseless.
- Conclusion
There is no basis to suspect that police have protected paedophiles from detection and punishment.
Findings and recommendations
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Published responses
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