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ACU Vice-Chancellor Gregory Craven says the lawsuit against George Pell was in reality “an atrocious and deeply frightening” campaign run by “The Victorian police and the ABC”.

ACU Vice-Chancellor Gregory Craven says the lawsuit against George Pell was in reality “an atrocious and deeply frightening” campaign run by “The Victorian Police and the ABC”. On Tuesday, sex abuse convictions laid against Cardinal Pell were overturned by Australia’s highest court after he spent 405 days in jail following an initial ruling which found him guilty in 2018.

Mr Craven said for months the Victorian police would give interviews speaking of “charges that would be made” and referring complainants as victims. "Just by coincidence these would be made at exactly the point when the ABC would be ready to breathlessly report them in the most extraordinary way,” he said. Mr Craven said “the coercive power of the state was engaged in a very cosy deal with the national broadcaster".

 

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marionh94109394 That's an interesting hill to die on; 'Sky news, pro-paedophilia' Try running that as a headline, and be honest about it for once.

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You need a lot more than the Victorian police and the ABC to create such a miscarriage of justice. The scary part of it is: if there is any innocent person unfairly jailed in Victoria that doesn't have the money to go all the way to the High Court of Australia he will rot in jail

Shame on Sky News you are now a low-life disgrace! What happened today only proves it's not what you know, it's indeed who you know in high places and we all know who they are... 2 former Australian PM's, just like the Clintons who helped and covered-up for pedofiles in America

If that was true then there would be legal considerations...lets see what happens if anything

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