A former King Cross sex worker opened his little black book with the names of high-profile clients he claimed to be part of the "sick" and elaborate pedophile rings and
Source: The former King of istockA trans sex worker opened his little black book containing high-profile clients he claimed to be part of a "sick" and elaborate pedophile gang
Dave, 47, told reporters. com.
Among the hundreds of clients selected in Sydney's red light district and "Darlinghurst Wall", high-profile judges, lawyers, Navy captains, famous mayors and corporate executives
In late 1980 and early 1990, underage boys were attracted to have sex with their hotel and Penthouse.
Dave, who was 18 at the time, said that a pimple forced him into prostitution and that he was abused and sodomed in a "dirty" underworld for four years, "hundreds" of men threatened and used in Sydney.
"The main thing I'm worried about is the people I meet, their jobs and positions, and things like that, and what bothers me is that they have minors," he said . ".
He said Tony Bevin, former mayor of Wollongong
His other victims have previously signed a statutory declaration claiming to be pedophile
It is a "sick" leader of a man's network that goes deep into all aspects of the community.
"Tony Bevin, he's the dirtiest person I 've ever seen," Dave said . ".
"I never forgot his name because of what they asked us to do.
"Five or six of them (In a room)
I and the other guy named Brian would say we go for a walk and they would say 'You can't, 'and then they would get strong and push us down, all men will attack us and sodomy.
"The worst is the high-profile people: dirty, dirty and threatening.
"There were judges, lawyers, two Navy captains and some officers at the time, and a respected businessman who now owns a large clothing company.
Tony Bevin, former mayor of Wollongong, faces allegations of pedophile.
Source: dave, a News Company Limited, said that Mr. Bevan trained him to get him close to the young boys from the street and to lure them back to the hotel and apartment to have the men in the network have sex with them.
"I feel guilty because I was asked to make friends for these people," he said . ".
"The price is now $50 and then you go with them and they pay you or give you clothes.
"The boys will be around the cross and they have seen them and then let me make friends with them to see if they would like to come back and introduce them and something like that.
"That's part of the reason I didn't go to the police station because I was afraid that I would get stuck with it.
"I have to live with guilt and shame.
I fight for mental health. I faced it.
I accepted it.
It took many years.
"I 've been thinking about the boys and wondering how they are.
Commission on corruption and pedophilia of the Royal Police
Three years after Mr. Bevan's death
The former mayor was told that he was called "Commander hook" in a pedophile ring, attracted young boys with gifts and planes, and then used them in his Wollongong and Sydney
The evidence provided by the young victims is damn, terrible and clear.
Dave said that some of the victims have died since then, including Mr. Bevan in 1991, while others on the Royal Commission who have not been named remain in prominent positions in the community.
Dave said he believes that, according to his contact information, "at least some" of the alleged criminals associated with the Bevan Sydney network are still robbing vulnerable and troubled young people.
"I think it's because of their status and they can manipulate it with money, 'If you do that, we'll buy you this, '" Dave said '. ".
"There were kids on the street who told me that they were exactly the same thing as I was going through --
I know what they went through.
Young people can easily fall under the spell of experienced criminals, he said.
"I was homeless when I was young and approached by a person during a break at the Central Station," he said . ".
"I'm young --minded 18-year-old.
He came and said, "Stay With Me . "
"I went with him, and then we found out in Paddington that he was addict on heroin.
"He introduced me to the cross and I started meeting people and going to gay bars like fish tanks and Rex hotels.
"And then one day he took me there '(Darlinghurst)
"We can make a lot of money if you stand here . "
"I said, 'What must I do?
"He said, 'You have to have sex '.
"I said 'I don't want to do this,' but he said 'You have to do this if you're going to pay for your life, 'so I did.
"If I don't, I will be beaten.
Dave said: "Running away came into his mind, but it was not a viable option at the time.
"I dare not say no to the offer," he said . ".
"I don't want to do something like being sodomed.
"I'll try to escape by making fun of them or touching them, but it never really worked.
Dave said he needed medical care after he met "a respected businessman.
He said: "He tried to penetrate me . . . . . . I was forced . ".
"It was behind a wall and he took me to a dark alley and he was very strong.
"I walked up to the priest across the road and cried and fell on the floor to tell him why . . . . . . He asked me to see a doctor across the road, but I didn't want them to call the police because I was afraid I would have trouble too
"My tissue is torn and I don't remember how long it will take to get back to the body.
Forced prostitution is a booming industry in Australia in the 1980 s and 90 s, he said.
"Many times I wake up naked and I don't know how I got there," he said . ".
"I think I was given a pill or something.
Dave said he wanted to share his experience, educate vulnerable groups about the dangers of sex offenders and raise awareness about the cunning strategies they have taken to attract their goals to prostitution
"These scum need to be treated," he said . ".
"The public needs to be aware that they are outside.
Dave said he met after four years of sex work. his)
Help change the life in the bar where he lives.
He is very happy to get married now. he works part-time as a cleaner.