A FORMER female MP was involved in a paedophile network at the heart of government, police have been told.
She is alleged to have forced a boy in care to perform a “vile” sex act
at one of a series of drug-fuelled parties in Westminster in the
Eighties where boys and girls as young as 13 were allegedly abused.
Last night her alleged victim told the Sunday Express: “I want justice.”
Andrew Ash, now 45, said he has given Scotland Yard the name of the former MP. We cannot name her for legal reasons.
Mr Ash claims he was frequently ferried down to London from the North of
England, where he was in care, to take part in sex parties.
He says they were organised by a paedophile ring involving David Smith,
Jimmy Savile’s former chauffeur who killed himself last year before he
was due to stand trial for sex offences.
He said: “It wasn’t just politicians, there were also a number of
celebrities, including Jimmy Savile, who seemed to have a lot of good
links to MPs and powerful businessmen.
“There was usually drugs like cocaine and speed available as well as bottles of champagne.”
Of his encounter with the female MP, he said: “She was extremely drunk and was laughing as she did it.
“I didn’t really know what was going on but the others around her were goading her on.
“I must have been about 13 years old at the time and felt humiliated.”
We can also reveal that security services have been working closely with
Yard detectives because of the highly sensitive nature of the
allegations.
The Sunday Express understands police seized video footage and
photographs of an alleged sex party from a well-known paedophile last
year.
Mr Ash claims officers have footage which shows a senior male MP in the
same frame as him, although no abuse takes place on camera. He said he
is speaking out now because he is frustrated by the lack of action after
being interviewed for 70 hours by the Met Police’s Paedophile Unit.
He says he was abused by the male MP on another occasion too. He said:
“I remember being filmed with this MP, who was abusing me in a garage of
a very prominent building behind a Rolls-Royce.
“Another politician turned up with a video camera but the man abusing me
just smirked and joked, ‘OK, OK, I’ll vote any way you want’ as if he
was being blackmailed. What I want to know is why they haven’t arrested
him yet if they have this evidence.
“All I want is justice and for the truth to come out because these people have been protected for far too long.”
Mr Ash said two Met officers called at his home in Yorkshire last May.
Interviews were conducted mainly at a safe house in Bridlington, East
Yorkshire, but also in London. “The interviews were usually carried out
in blocks of three, normally every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
“On at least two occasions there were two other officers present that I
didn’t recognise. They didn’t ask me a thing, they just scribbled notes.
“I asked who they were but all I was told was that they were from
‘upstairs’. It was clear from the tone that they were intelligence
officers.
“They had obviously been made aware of the high-profile names and the sensitive information I had given police.”
Dutch intelligence officers attended at least one interview because
Andrew told of being trafficked to Amsterdam on a number of occasions to
be abused by a group of paedophiles including convicted child killer
Sidney Cooke.
He claims Cooke, now 84, made him film the paedophile abusing another
young boy on video. It is feared Cooke may have abused and killed young
boys in the Netherlands.
Mr Ash also told police he was abused by a big-name celebrity.
He said: “This particular person was able to get youngsters into glitzy
nightclubs in the West End. After one evening he invited me and a young
girl back to his house where he made us have sex before joining in.”
Mr Ash is being helped by anti-abuse campaigners Bill Maloney and Chris Fay.
Mr Fay said: “The police have spent a good deal of time with him,
listening to his evidence, and now potentially have compelling
information that Andrew was at one of these parties with at least one
prominent former MP.
“He hopes by speaking out, other victims may come forward.”
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/453381/Female-MP-abused-boy-in-care
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