Did Cayless supply young boys from his Schools in Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea to fellow Freemasons?
Does this explain the protection he has received and the spectacularly lenient sentence for child rape he received in Northampton?
Lowlife Cayless ran choirs and Schools in the Westminster area for over 60 years........just how many of these boys did he abuse? How many did he "market" to his pals in the Freemasons?
We are told that young teachers at Schools run by Cayless were very aware of his capricious and vindictive nature. They were very aware that speaking out about his "extra lessons" for pretty blond boys would wreck their careers. Cayless made no secret of the fact that his senior membership of the Freemasons meant that none of the school inspectors (all Masons) would take action against him.........
The articles listed below all cover offences similar to those of Ronald Whitby Cayless of Roskeen Court, Wimbledon, they all include long statements by the police about the predatory nature of the offender.....in the case of Freemason Cayless no such statements are made by Northampton Police. The fact that Cayless was Headmaster of St. Peter's in Eaton Square at the time of the offences is not mentioned....quite a contrast with the lengthy details given concerning the paedophiles listed below.
Compare the sentences listed below with the shamefully lenient sentence of 15 months given to paedophile Cayless:
Ex-teacher Lloyd Dennis jailed for abusing two boys
- 5 November 2015
- From the sectionHampshire & Isle of Wight
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A former primary school teacher has been jailed for 15 years for sexually assaulting two boys.
Lloyd Dennis, from Eastleigh, admitted 12 sexual offences against the boys who were not his pupils.
He also pleaded guilty to seven charges relating to indecent images of children and one count of extreme pornography.
Dennis, 33, was described at Southampton Crown Court by Judge Peter Henry as posing "a high risk to young children".
The Sopwith Road resident taught at Bishop's Waltham Junior School and Cadland Primary in the New Forest.
Judge Henry said: "I accept that there is no suggestion here that you have sexually abused young pupils but nonetheless it's deeply troubling that you should obtain such a position."
The offences occurred between September 2013 and November 2014.
Paedophile teacher jailed for historic sex abuse of three boys
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A paedophile teacher who was jailed for the historic sex abuse of three boys may have abused more victims, police have said.
David Dutoit, 58, attacked two 16-year-old boys between 1998 to 2003. He attacked one of the boys at his flat, police said.
He also abused an 18-year-old boy who he met through a computer skills course for unemployed people.
Dutoit took the boy to a pub in central London and bought him several drinks, Blackfriars Crown Court heard.
They had arranged to stay in separate rooms at a nearby bed and breakfast but the victim awoke to find Dutoit sexually assaulting him.
After the incidents were eventually reported to police this year, he was charged with multiple sex offences.
Dutoit, of Heylyn Square, Bow, was jailed for six years after admitting gross indecency with a child, indecent assault on a child, sexual assault and possession of indecent images of children.
Police believe he may have had other victims while he taught teenagers in the boroughs of Hackney and Tower Hamlets between 2005 and 2014.
Detective Constable Klementina Balint of the Met's Sexual Offences, Exploitation and Child Abuse Command who led the investigation, appealed for any other victims to come forward.
She said: "David Dutoit is a serial sexual offender who took advantage of vulnerable young males and abused them.
"Given what we know about his offending history, it is highly likely that he may have tried to sexually abuse other people. If you are a victim of Dutoit's, or have any information which could assist further investigations into his activities, please contact the police.
She continued: "The victims' of Dutoit that we know about put their faith in the police to investigate their claims thoroughly; we have done that and I hope they feel some form of justice has been served.
"I also hope it will give any other victims the confidence to contact police and report the abuse they have suffered."
Former Aldro School teacher jailed for 20 years after sexually abusing four pupils
John Clark, 79, was found guilty of dozens of sexual offences on Thursday after a trial at Guildford Crown before being sent down for 20 years on Friday
Surrey Police
A former music teacher who "insidiously weaved" his way into four pupils' lives has been jailed for 20 years after being found guilty of more than 20 sexual offences.
John Clark, 79, was on Thursday (October 29) found unanimously guilty of 24 counts of indecent assault and another of buggery at Aldro School in Shackleford between 1975 and 1981.
Clark, now of Thames Drive in Melton Mowbray, was sentenced at Guildford Crown Courton Friday (October 30) after failing to attend his conviction on Thursday on account of ill-health.
Addressing Clark, Judge Stephen Climie said: "The harm caused by your behaviour - it is severe psychological harm at the most extreme level.
"The four boys were particularly vulnerable, not just because of their ages, but also taking into account their personal circumstances being boarders in the school, which had a strong regimented aspect where the teachers were trusted and the child complied."
He added: "You became obsessed with your own sexual gratification. You took opportunity after opportunity to abuse these boys."
Clark is currently undergoing treatment for prostate cancer, and had an operation in February due to having colon cancer also. He will turn 80 on November 16.
Giving evidence on October 16, one of the victims, who aged from eight to 13, told the court Clark abused him "several times a week for a couple of years".
'Abhorrent behaviour'
Commenting on the sentencing, Detective Constable Michael Chalk from Surrey Police said: “Today’s result demonstrates the depravity and severity of the abuse which Clark metered out to his victims.
"He used his position of authority and trust to groom the children who were pupils at the school where he taught. His victims included choristers, musicians and literary students.
"He duped them and their parents into believing he was a safe and reliable mentor, when in fact he was insidiously weaving his way into their lives before sexually abusing them.
"He would encourage the youngsters’ enthusiasm for music and on some occasions invited them to his family home or away on trips.
"He would became part of their lives, even visiting a pupil during the Christmas holidays to lure him away to further satisfy his abhorrent behaviour – he clearly had his own separate agenda and did not waiver from this over many years.
“I hope today’s sentencing will give closure and go some way in helping his victims move on with their lives."
DC Chalk said the "harrowing trial" forced Clark's victims to hear their abuser claim the offending was caused by another teacher at the school, who has since died.
"They are to be commended for their courage and fortitude in coming forward and pursuing this prosecution after many years," said the officer.
“This has been a lengthy investigation which has been bravely supported by the victims and I would encourage any victim to come forward to Surrey Police and report any similar incidents.
"Surrey Police treats all allegations of sexual abuse, whether recent or non-recent, extremely seriously.
"Our priority is victim care and people need to feel confident that if they come forward and report an offence, we can help. We have a dedicated investigation team for such crime and the dedicated unit works to obtain best evidence.
“We also work closely with our partner agencies including the NHS with whom Surrey Police has a Sexual Assault Referral Centre.”
Ex-Ealing teacher jailed for sexually abusing boys under the age of 16
Roger Wakely, who was a teacher at Ealing Grammar School, would ask victims to come to his office to discuss coursework before assaulting them
An ex- Ealing teacher and retired vicar has been jailed for 13 years following a string of sexual assaults against four victims.
Roger Wakely, of Exeter, Devon, was jailed on Friday (November 13) at Guildford Crown Court, according to Met police .
He was found guilty of 27 counts of non-recent sexual assault offences against four victims between the 1960s and 1980s.
The 73-year-old was convicted of 25 counts of indecent assault on a boy under the age of 16, and two counts of attempted buggery on a boy under the age of 16.
Wakely was a teacher at Ealing Grammar School between 1964 and 1972.
A court heard how he targeted two victims there by asking them to come to his office on the pretext of discussing coursework.
The assaults took place at both the school and his home address.
One of the cases at the school was investigated by the Sexual Offences, Exploitation and Child Abuse Command of the Met police.
Wakely was subsequently charged and convicted of 18 sexual offences against the victim, who was under 16 years at the time.
Detective Constable Sara McDowell of Surrey Police, who led the investigation, said: "Today's (November 13) conviction is the result of a lengthy and complex investigation, which involved working with the Metropolitan Police and Leicestershire Police in order to bring Wakely to justice.
"Wakely's predatory behaviour came to light after one of his victims had the courage to come forward and speak out about the abuse he had suffered.
"This in turn led us to identify further victims, who had all been targeted by Wakely while he was in a position of trust, which he repeatedly abused.
"I would like to commend the bravery of all four victims in giving evidence and can only hope that today's conviction will provide some sort of closure for them."
Six of the offences took place in Sunbury-on-Thames in Surrey, with the other offences taking place in London and Leicester.
Surrey Police launched an investigation in December 2013 after one of the victims came forward and reported that he had been sexually abused by Wakely.
The victim said the abuse happened between 1978 and 1981 while he was at a pupil at the Bishop Wand Church of England School in Sunbury-on-Thames.
Wakely was also convicted of a sexual assault against a fourth victim while he was a vicar in the parish of Gaulby in Leicestershire.
He was arrested in connection with the Surrey offences in February 2014 and charged in September 2014.
40 years on... pervert teacher is jailed for abusing pupils at Leeds school
Seymour Stephenson-Dall, aged 73.
Jailed for two years, eight months, at Leeds Crown Court today for historic sexual abuse of pupils while he was a teacher at Eastmoor Remand School in Leeds in the early 1970s.
Seymour Stephenson-Dall, aged 73. Jailed for two years, eight months, at Leeds Crown Court today for historic sexual abuse of pupils while he was a teacher at Eastmoor Remand School in Leeds in the early 1970s.
12:23Thursday 29 October 2015
A FORMER teacher has been jailed for sexually abusing boys while working at a school for vulnerable boys with behavioural problems.
Seymour Stephenson-Dall, aged 73.
Jailed for two years, eight months, at Leeds Crown Court today for historic sexual abuse of pupils while he was a teacher at Eastmoor Remand School in Leeds in the early 1970s.
Seymour Stephenson-Dall, aged 73. Jailed for two years, eight months, at Leeds Crown Court today for historic sexual abuse of pupils while he was a teacher at Eastmoor Remand School in Leeds in the early 1970s.
12:23Thursday 29 October 2015
A FORMER teacher has been jailed for sexually abusing boys while working at a school for vulnerable boys with behavioural problems.
Seymour Stephenson-Dall, 73, was sentenced to two years, eight months after admitting to indecently assaulting two boys when he was a housemaster at Eastmoor Approved School in the early 1970s.
Leeds Crown Court heard Stephenson-Dall was aged in his early thirties at the time he abused the boys who were aged between 15 and 17 at the time.
Richard Wright, QC, prosecuting, told the court Stephenson-Dall abused the trust that had been placed in him to care for the youngsters.
Many of the boys were sent to live at the school, which was based in Adel, Leeds, under court orders and he had a level of responsibility similar to being a parent.
The court heard Stephenson-Dall invited one of the victims to his private living quarters and got him drunk on whisky before subjecting him to sexual abuse.
Mr Wright said: “He was scared of the defendant and did what he was told.”
After his arrest Stephenson-Dall admitted inviting the boys to his flat on several occasions before sexually abusing them.
He also confessed to sexually abusing a number of other victims but they did not make complaints against him.
Stephenson-Dall, of Ash Terrace, Bingley, pleaded guilty to four offences of indecent assault against two boys. One of the victims is now dead.
The court heard the charges only represented a sample of his offending and he had abused boys on a wider scale.
Tim Capstick, mitigating, said his client had accepted his guilt soon after being arrested.
He said: “While these are serious offences, he has done what he can to acknowledge his wrong doing.”
Mr Capstick added: “He is a very different man, I submit, to the person who committed these offences.”
Jailing Stephenson-Dall, Judge Neil Clark said: “All children are vulnerable, but by the very nature of this school it is clear that the children there had problems and were particularly vulnerable.
“It also follows that because they were residents at that school, you had a degree of power or control over them that exceeded that of a teacher at a normal school.
“You were almost like a parent.”
After the case, Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Superintendent Jon Morgan said: “Stephenson-Dall abused his position of trust to exploit vulnerable children for his own sexual gratification.
“We hope the fact he has now had to answer for his crimes will go some way towards helping the victims to deal with the trauma he has caused them.
“This case again highlights that the passage of time is no barrier to justice and it should not deter victims from coming forward and reporting offences.
“We treat any reports of offences of this nature very seriously and will support victims and do all we can to see the offenders brought to justice.”
Read more: http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/40-years-on-pervert-teacher-is-jailed-for-abusing-pupils-at-leeds-school-1-7542229#ixzz3w6SlZHN0
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