Police launch hunt as sex offender vanishes

28/ 4/2007 by the Rochdale Observer

A MANHUNT has been launched following the disappearance of a Littleborough paedophile.
Andrew Eden, who was jailed in 2001 for molesting a child four times, has been listed as one of the nation’s most wanted criminals.

The ex-fireman was released from prison four years ago and placed on the sex offenders’ register for life.
But he has since vanished, having failed to notify the police of his current address.

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My wife and I had a meeting today with my child’s year tutor; we discussed my son’s behaviour he has ants in his pants so to speak, he cannot keep still for a minute in class. I have always defended him and been an overly protective parent, I sometimes think I been overly protective of him and my other children due to my past childhood abuse.

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I have called this blog Children See Children Do this is must see video, I think all parent(s) and people involved with children couldlearn from it, why are our children so out of control, here is the answer you been searching for. This is an advert taken from Australian TV made by the Child Friendly Organisation and is very similar to the one for smoking in the UK where children copy the actions of their parents.

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You may ask yourself are charities like Childline & the NSPCC, who are now one, are they really spending our public money wisely? the answer is NO! Did you know that the NSPCC & Childline are wasting millions of pounds each year and its getting worse? Did you know that out of £1.00 of public dontions 90p is wasted on admin, very little indeed goes to child abuse, as such the  NSPCC enjoy buying executive company cars for staff, being the latest jags or other top of the range vehicles, HELLO AM I MISSING SOMETHING HERE?

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We have been looking at performing The Foundation of Survivors upgrade but before we moved forward with that we needed to create the new website you are at today, Joe Peters; the new Cry Silent Tears web page.  I would like to give a big thank you to two wonderful and hard working individuals that have redesigned the Cry Silent Tears website; Nickie Shute and Lee Ashbourne.  Both have work around the clock and bought so many great ideas to the table.  

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I got up at 6:00am today to face another day of writing a few more chapters of the second book, its seems to go on and on, the things I got up to when I ran away is madness; looking back now I wonder why I made so many mistakes hence why I called this post Regrets, I have a few. Every door that I came across was locked and sufferring volience at the hands of those that were supposed to help.

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Many people, be it survivors or sufferers of child abuse, verbalise their emotion in poetry. This isn’t a recent development but something that has happened throughout the centuries. Shakespeare expressed his emotions through his writing, Robbie Williams even expresses his emotions in his songs and love is often expressed in the form of poetry. In this section I wanted to offer people the to express their emotions in poetry.

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I have been working hard on my second book after speaking to my publishers about Cry Silent Tears I wanted to give something back to my readers to thank you for your continuing support. How would you like to name my second book? Cry Silent Tears continues through the pages of my second book due for release in March 2009.

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As an author one of the things I do, and not for ego, is check the Times Online Best Seller List for UK Books on a weekly basis. Some may think that this is egotistical but I can assure you it isn’t. My reasoning for checking is that each time I see the list and see Cry Silent Tears still at number one it means my message is getting out there and The Foundation of Survivors is one step closer to becoming a reality.

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You may or may not be aware but if you read the Foundation pages you will see that my ultimate goal is to raise £2 million in order to open a centre for children suffering at the hands of their abusers. I want to be able to reach out to as many children as possible and offer them a place of refuge and a sanctuary full of love and caring. Obviously I need to be able to raise money by there are so many frustrations of registering as a charitable organisation it is unbelievable.

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