Church serial abuser John Smyth and his Isle of Wight links
The Church of England's most prolific serial abuser, John Smyth, spent many of his early years on the Isle of Wight. The recent independent review into Smyth has revealed some of the disgraced abuser’s past, including a formative experience on an Isle of Wight pier.
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A victim of a Church of England-linked abuser has said the abuse left him with "PTSD and mental health problems".
Richard Gittins told Sky News that bishops ‘who kept the stories to themselves’ should now be held accountable.
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Archbishop Justin Welby resigned under pressure over allegations that he had failed to act against a serial child abuser.
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