Frank Beck ran a series of children's homes in Leicestershire. He told social services managers he was calming difficult children through the use of a novel regression therapy. In reality he was heading a brutal regime of terror and sexual abuse, which lasted for 13 years. In this classic book, first published in 1998, journalists Mark D'Arcy and Paul Gosling investigate the delays in stopping Beck - and learn the lessons for safeguarding vulnerable children. New for this edition: Paul Gosling examines the role in the scandal of the Labour MP Greville Janner. Includes previously unreported...
Frank Beck ran a series of children's homes in Leicestershire. He told social services managers he was calming difficult children through the use of a...
