I’m posting excerpts of the book The Franklin Cover Up because it is a credible source regarding a subject that attracts a lot of deliberate attempts at cover ups and confusion. A lot of the approach here is to show that the history of corruption amongst elements of the “ruling class” is a fair way to prove what is being perpetrated against us right now. The text below shows the mechanism how investigators are shut down “from above” to protect a systemic organized child abuse machine. My hope is that humanity will unite and spiritually find the means collectively to combat an evil which is also spiritual by its very nature.
FCRB Executive Director Carol Stitt testified:
I would like to add something that was highly unusual in this case. Loretta's psychiatrist contacted the police in Omaha and asked them to come, Loretta's personal care worker, Ken Stoner, contacted the police, [Richard Young employee] Kirstin Hallberg contacted the police, as well as Adrienne Hart, who is Kirstin's supervisor. All those people had made contact and nothing was being done.... Not long after after his interview with Loretta, Officer Carmean was transferred out of investigations altogether, into a section called Research and Planning. At the same Executive Board meeting, Senator Ernie Chambers recounted a phone conversation with Carmean: When I called [the sexual assault unit], they said he's no longer here and that's when they told me that he was with Research and Planning.... I finally... got him and I mentioned his enthusiasm at the outset, and that from what I had developed in terms of creditable information being given to me, I felt he'd been transferred because he was getting too close to something and his superiors did not want him to continue.
So there was a silence, then he kind of chuckled, he said, well, no, uh, I wanted this transfer. I've known of Carmean for years and he's not the type of officer who'd want to be put into an office where he's the only one there, in fact that might have been the creation of the department. Didn't even have a secretary.
Carmean himself testified before the legislative Franklin committee in June 1989, that, although he had been pulled off the case, he thought Loretta's charges were "credible" and deserved follow-up. Less than two weeks later, on July 5, 1989, Chief Wadman tried to get Carmean declared crazy. In a lengthy "Inter-Office Communication" to Omaha Public Safety Director Pitmon Fox (a cousin of Larry King!),
Wadman announced that Carmean needed a mental health evaluation:
I am requesting a supervisory referral for Officer Irl Carmean to see police psychologist Dr. Steven Sherrets. I am basing this request on the actions demonstrated by Officer Carmean that surfaced during the Larry King investigation.... Prior to Officer Carmean's assignment with Research and Planning, he was serving as an investigator with the Robbery and Sex Unit under the command of Lt. Guy Goodrich.
While in that assignment, Officer Carmean was involved as an investigator and did participate in looking into matters involving allegations that Larry King was involved in some sexual improprieties with young people. The investigation never did come close to supporting the allegations sufficiently for a charge to be considered against Larry King.
One other Omaha policeman who was reported to have kept a file on Larry King, Officer Bill Skoleski, died of a heart attack... In August 1989, Chief Wadman dismissed out of hand the criminal, satanic horrors that Loretta Smith and other children had described to authorities.
On Omaha radio station KKAR, the city's chief law enforcement officer chalked up concern about these allegations to the fact that some Omahans have a "prurient interest of child abuse, of child sexual abuse, those kinds of things.... I think that the media attention to that element of things is in- appropriate."
Regarding Loretta Smith, Wadman said, "The primary witness was... making statements that were very bizarre and were not founded in reality." Wadman concluded his KKAR interview by stating that the OPD and other agencies had conducted a thorough investigation, but the allegations led to "a dead end."