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Prince Charles expressed his "deep personal regret" for having been "deceived" by a pedophile bishop.
The Whale Prince has been friends with Peter Ball for more than two decades, although the pastor was notified Friday, a statement by Charles was read at the Independent Inquiry into Sexual Abuse Child (IICSA), as a five-day case study on how allegations against the bishop of the former Church of England ended. 19659004] Read more
During his time in the clergy, Ball boasted of his ties to royalty and was considered a confidant of Charles
Ball, who is now 86 years old, accepted a warning for a head of gross indecency in 1993 and resigned for health reasons
. But it was only 22 years later that he finally admitted his crimes and was imprisoned for badually abusing 18 young men over 30 years old.
Charles said Ball told him that his resignation as bishop of Gloucester had been provoked by an "indiscretion", but the prince said, "When this exchange took place, I did not know about the nature of the complaint. "
He also said, in a six-page statement read by the board of inquiry Fiona Scolding, that he had not appreciated the significance of a warning and that at the time the word of a bishop was generally considered trustworthy.
Ball had mentioned in a 2009 letter the word "caution," but added, "I was not aware until recently that a warning actually involves an acceptance Guilty. "
He said that Ball had told him the" fake "The complaint against him had come from someone who wanted him and" persecuted "him.
The prince said he did not realize the truth of what had happened until Ball was convicted, adding that his main source of information up to that point had been the bishop himself.
Help: "In the 1980s and 1990s, it was badumed that people such as bishops could be taken at their word and, because of the high position they held, they deserved trust and confidence."
Rejecting any suggestion that he had ever tried to interfere in the police investigation into Ball, Charles said that it was possible that his name was taken "in vain".
] He was referring to a letter from 2001 which he said conveyed to Ball that he could not help in any steps that the disgraced bishop wanted to do to the Archbishop from Canterbury to return to the Crown.
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Fin de la déclaration, dat Le 10 juillet de cette année, il a déclaré: «Mon cœur se tourne vers les victimes d'abus et j'applaudis leur courage alors qu'ils reconstruisent leur vie et, si souvent, offrent un soutien inestimable aux autres qui ont souffert.
source de profond regret personnel que j'étais l'un des nombreux qui ont été trompés pendant une longue période sur la véritable nature des activités de M. Ball. "
Lundi l'enquête a entendu il y avait eu de longues discussions entre les avocats de Charles et l'enquête que son équipe juridique a d'abord soutenu que le futur roi ne pourrait pas être obligé de produire une déclaration.
Clarence House a depuis lors déclaré que Charles était prêt à aider l'enquête et avait volontairement répondu à toutes les questions qui lui étaient posées
. Une série de lettres entre Ball et Charles ont également été lues à l'enquête à l'audience de vendredi à Londres
Dans une lettre en 1995, Charles a écrit qu'il souhaitait pouvoir "faire plus".
Il a écrit: "Je se sentir si désespérément »
Une autre lettre de Charles en 1996 faisait référence au processus d'obtention d'une propriété du duché de Cornwall pour Ball et son frère Michael, évêque de Truro.
Il a dit: "J'ai hâte de vous voir tous les deux installés dans un endroit qui vous convient et vous donne la paix et la tranquillité – et pas trop loin d'ici pour que vous puissiez venir plus facilement."
Richard Scorer, un avocat spécialisé en abus chez Slater et Gordon qui représente un certain nombre de victimes de Ball, a déclaré à l'Association de presse Charles qu'il n'était pas au courant de la signification d'une mise en garde laissait ses clients "insatisfaits"
Il a déclaré: «Le prince Charles a eu accès aux meilleurs avis juridiques que l'argent puisse acheter et, en tant qu'homme à son poste, il a la responsabilité particulière de vérifier les faits. "Son témoignage, ainsi que celui de Lord Carey, alors archevêque de Canterbury, et d'autres personnalités de l'establishment qui ont témoigné cette semaine, sont difficiles à comprendre. little to dissuade survivors from the conclusion that the British establishment aided and protected Ball and even now have failed to give a transparent account of their actions.”
Ball was released in February last year after serving half of his 32-month sentence behind bars.
The former bishop of Lewes and Gloucester is too ill to give evidence in person, the inquiry has heard.
Additional reporting by Press Association
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