TROUBLED SUFFOLK

Nicholas Heiney.

The BBC's Libby Purves, a diplomat's daughter partly educated in Israel, is married to the BBC's Paul Heiney (Paul Wisniewski), formerly of Esther Rantzen's That's Life.

On 26 June 2006, the Heiney's first child Nicholas Heiney (above) was found hanged in the family home, near Saxmundham, in Suffolk.

The coroner decided that he had taken his life 'when the balance of his mind was disturbed'.

Paul, daughter Rose, Libby, son Nicholas. dailymail.

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The late Benjamin Britten (centre) and boys from Westminster Choir School. Website for this image.

Britten lived in Suffolk.

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"One of Michael's abusers was the influential social worker Peter Righton, who is associated with Suffolk."

As a child, 'Michael', from Suffolk, "was trafficked to Wrexham, Cornwall, Plymouth and London." and forced to perform sex acts on men there."

As a child, Michael lived for a time on a country estate in Suffolk where he was sexually abused by Peter Righton, who was well connected to the UK government.

Michael says that Suffolk council "conspired" to have him "declared mentally ill, and consistently ignored his complaints of sexual abuse."

Council documents refer to Michael having a "dissociative personality disorder". This is contradicted by a consultant psychiatrist who assessed Michael.

This psychiatrist, who works for the Norfolk and Suffolk Mental Health Trust, said "no history of mental illness has been found" and that Michael "showed no features of mental illness".

The boy 'trafficked for paedophiles' .

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Lord Boothby. 

"The police uncovered a large-scale juvenile pimping operation centred on a house in a Suffolk village owned by Ronnie Kray. 

"Some of the boys were obtained via a close friend of (Benjamin) Britten's in London, who named him as one of the beneficiaries of the 'service': other'customers' included Lord Boothby (who frequently shared boys with Ronnie Kray himself) and the record producer Joe Meek. 

"At least two other people died in the aftermath of Bernard's murder as the twins sealed up the leaks." 

KRAY TWINS, JERSEY

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Suffolk. 

In 2011, Edward Morgan-Gooch, the 12-year-old son of a judge called Christopher Morgan, was found hanged at his home, in Wickhambrook, Suffolk, in England. 

Judge's 12-year-old son found hanged at home after 'tragic accident'. 

Anonymous writes: "Mother couldn't get belt off neck which was allegedly being used to improve breath holding technique for singing while sitting on floor. accident, inquest rules. 

"Not mentioned was that the wife of Dr Peter Powell, the consultant paediatrician who provided the fanciful suggestion for the death, is none other than Rev Canon Dr Frances Ward, Dean of St Edmundsbury Cathedral!"

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St George's is the military boarding school in Suffolk where Derek Slade was headmaster.

SUFFOLK - CENTRE OF CHILD PROSTITUTION

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The children raped in the VIP rape parties in Dolphin Square, London, organised by Peter Righton, were said to have been trafficked from Suffolk care homes. 

Tony McSweeny who was found guilty of one charge of indecently assaulting a boy at a children's home in Grafton Close in the London Borough of Richmond between 1979 and 1981 was a priest in St George's Catholic church in Norwich, around twenty minutes drive from Suffolk.

In July 2014, the Daily Mail reported that Richard Alston, 69, from Suffolk, was accused of five counts of indecent assault and three counts of gross indecency with a child. 

Richard Alston's accusations were linked to Charles Napier, who was found guilty of multiple sexual assaults of young people. 

Napier is the half-brother of Conservative MP John Whittingdale, who said that he worked with Leon Brittan, and got on very well with him. Richard Alston was residing in Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk, at the time of the arrest.

Suffolk is home to the Thornham Magna Estate where sexual abuse by Peter Righton and Charles Napier and child murder by Peter Righton, has been alleged to have taken place, under the cloak of an educational and recreational centre for disadvantaged children..