The_Watterboy | 17 points | Nov 20 2016 01:18:33

Ian Watkins

I'm a musician in the US and I follow several music related forums. When the news broke several years ago about this guy, Ian Watkins (lead singer of the Lostprophets) that was arrested for kiddie porn and rape, the news spread pretty quickly. At the time, I didn't really know of the band and didn't read into it.

At June 2016, i noticed that youtube was recommending me several of their songs for some reason. I started listening and actually liked a few of them (I am slightly ashamed to admit that). As a result, I researched this guy a lot more to figure out his story. He was a pretty fucked up individual.

The reason I am writing this thread is this: Ian Watkins is still alive, albeit in prison. But his band was pretty successful and he ran with many inner circles. He is a known pedophile, and you have to wonder if he had any contacts/knowledge that would link him to the Hollywood scene, and/or link the Hollywood scene to politicians (whether they be UK or USA). Is there any way that one could extract information from somebody like him? Or perhaps even from his ex-band mates.

I know this is totally random; but I mean, how many known/proven/convicted Hollywood pedophiles are there that are actually still alive and might be willing to spill some information? Just thought Id throw this out there.

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criticalthinker615 | 3 points | Nov 20 2016 03:34:37

Yes they were popular here in the u.s. for a while. I remember listening to them. Biggest song was last train home or something like that. I wouldn't doubt that they have info on at least the music industry side of pizzagate. Someone in their area could try to visit them or anyone could probably write him. Let me see if I can locate his jail address

If anyone is interested in writing him to a so any pertinent questions. Here is the process for finding him. Not sure Her Majesty will allow him to receive mail that helps to bring them down but, worth a shot. Or could quite possibly lead to being put on a list somewhere

"Find a prisoner Use the Prisoner Location Service to find people in prison when you don’t know which prison they are in. The prisoner must give their permission for their information to be shared, unless you belong to certain organisations such as the police or a solicitors’ firm.

Prisoner Location Service prisoner.location.service@noms.gsi.gov.uk Fax: 0121 626 3474

Prisoner Location Service PO Box 2152 Birmingham B15 1SD You must include:

your name, or the organisation you represent your date of birth your address including postcode name of the person you want to find the reason you want to find them eg. you’re their solicitor, or a family member any other names they may have used their date of birth"

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criticalthinker615 | 2 points | Nov 20 2016 03:35:49

Here's that video https://youtu.be/NjKmCxyKmas

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The_Watterboy | 1 points | Nov 20 2016 04:34:23

Wow, good job. So each person who writes him would have to do this? I was going to suggest if several people wrote him, we might have a better shot at a reaction/response. Odds are, this guy knew about some other people who were "in the business", so to speak. He is doing hard time. I think he got 30 years or so- won't be coming out for awhile, but perhaps (if he's not a total whackjob in the can at this point) this could be some small personal redemption for him (not for anybody else though).

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charityofmete | 3 points | Nov 20 2016 05:42:06

Peaches Geldof tweeted about him (after he was convicted), identifying the mothers who had helped him. This was against the court order, and I am not sure why she had the information, or, if it was more generally available somewhere online, why she was singled out and threatened with prosecution for publishing their names. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2013/nov/28/peaches-geldof-tweet-ian-watkins-lostprophets

She ended up having to publicly apologize and died of a "likely" drug overdose about 6 months later, a determination it took the coroner several months to reach: http://people.com/celebrity/peaches-geldof-likely-died-of-a-heroin-overdose-police-say/

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The_Watterboy | 3 points | Nov 20 2016 06:11:21

Weird - I never saw that before.

Yes, their goal was to hide the mothers' identity for the purpose of protecting the victim childrens' identities (which makes sense in a way). But that is a weird coincidence that she died 6 months later. Lol, why does everybody keep DYING

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TinyZoro | 3 points | Nov 20 2016 10:13:12

She also died the same way as her mother (with an overdose ten times bigger). She had been a scientologist for the years before her death then apparently a member of the OTO which was Crowleys masonic offshoot. So a whole other massive rabbit hole.

Curiouser and curiouser..

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charityofmete | 2 points | Nov 20 2016 18:14:00

Yes, I forgot to mention that. And her death occurred 7 days after she publicly discussed her membership in the OTO and showed off her OTO tattoo in a magazine article http://vigilantcitizen.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/891914_10151379236958321_906007533_o.jpg

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gwendraeth | 2 points | Nov 22 2016 15:01:39

Paedophile singer Ian Watkins' Twitter account is being used to promote new music while he is in prison

Pretty coincidental timing just days after Twittergate.

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The_Watterboy | 1 points | Nov 22 2016 15:37:17

Maybe somebody should check his followers and/or the people he followed and see if any line up with those reported cp accounts

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New_Banana_Republic | 1 points | Nov 20 2016 02:04:13

Were they that successful? I thought their fame was mostly reserved to the UK.

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The_Watterboy | 3 points | Nov 20 2016 02:46:10

Not wildly popular in US as far as I could tell. Although they frequented LA, I believe they recorded a few of their albums there. And if i recall correctly, he boasted about a few of his underage victims that were US residents, poss in LA.

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Centiprentice | 1 points | Nov 20 2016 02:10:45

Nah, direkt the height of the Emocore-whatever craze they were one of the bands with the most mainstream appeal, being super big in Germany among other places.

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