<p>Ok, now you seem to be going into conspiracy theory land. </p>
<p>Since you feel so strongly about this, contact your local media as I and others have stated.</p>
<p>That’s your main option here.</p>
<p>In small towns you will find the police, the papers, local business all help each other no boat rocking allowed, if I can contact the parents they will pursue matters</p>
<p>How do I put the whole thing on line what is the best site</p>
<p>Is that man still working in the college?
Have you searched to see if he is on a sex offender registry in the uk? You can send an anonymous email to a parent with the link to the registry. That might get the ball rolling. Is this school conected to a church? That might be another way.</p>
<p>You keep asking if you should notify the parents. Sure, why not?</p>
<p>The libel and slander laws are very different in the UK than in the US. It’s much harder to protect oneself from such claims by means that are common in the us (Truth, public figure, etc.). If anyone has ever read QBVII by Leon Uris or seen the movie, you will understand. In the story, Anthony Hopkins plays a very well-respected doctor in the UK who is accused of having been a Dr. Mengele type during WWII. He sues and there is a trial. In the end, he wins and the jury finds that he has been slandered and defamed (would not happen in the US) BUT the jury believes he is a creep and they award him about 7 cents in damages to his reputation.</p>
<p>In the OP’s case, it seems he has already lost his job over this and that the pervert is in jail. i don’t know what to do here. If he is not in jail at this point, I would contact the parents of the boy in the storeroom, even anonymously, because he must be taken off the street.</p>
<p>Milkandsugar, that is interesting the 15year old boys were from a catholic school, they to have ignored me when I requested the names and addresses of the parents</p>