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He was abducted off- the streets of putney in 1981. his partial remains were found in sussex woodland seven - months later in 1982. and our investigation is an investigation i into what we believe - is significant new information relating to a group of four, i possibly five, convicted child abusers who were operating| between south—west london and sussex in or around - the late 70s and the 1980s. and this is an investigation, l though, that was kick—started when i received a phone call from ...

And he explains in this podcast that he has a fascination, - just like the other offender. who we were speaking with, a sexual fascination - with boys of indian heritage. i do want to bring shaun keep in. thank you for sitting there so patiently. youre a former metropolitan police super duper detective, but youre the one who, you know, as colin said, you know, found the potential link originally to this previously unconnected crime. why go to a journalist? why go to colin? well, can i correct yo...

You wanted to stay anonymous in terms of talking to colin, but then youve decided to feature in the podcast and youre not anonymous any more. no, im not. and i think at the end of the day, im doing the right thing here. i knew that sussex police werent investigating any further. i knew, therefore, that no damage could be done to the investigation because there wasnt any investigation going on. but i felt that there was a strong opportunity here to take this further and learn more about what happ...

Who we were speaking with, a sexual fascination - with boys of indian heritage. i do want to bring shaun keep in. thank you for sitting there so patiently. youre a former metropolitan police super duper detective, but youre the one who, you know, as colin said, you know, found the potential link originally to this previously unconnected crime. why go to a journalist? why go to colin? well, can i correct you on one point. yeah. i didnt find the link. it was a member of my team. but once that link...

Of england. so i think he thought that i was equipped i with the right type of skills. and it was...my sourcesl became — and the people who drove my investigation forward — are the survivors| and the victims of sexual abuse who were abused by this - group of offenders. and they, as shaun told me at the outset of this - investigation, they would be the ones who would be able| to inform me and give me really key bits of information. - and it is their courage| and bravery that really helped me ...

His partial remains were found in sussex woodland seven - months later in 1982. and our investigation is an investigation i into what we believe - is significant new information relating to a group of four, i possibly five, convicted child abusers who were operating between south west londonj and sussex in or around - the late 70s and the 1980s. and this is an investigation, l though, that was kick—started when i received a phone call from shaun keep, l whos sitting on my left here. he is, and...

As aric does, but are now working for, you know, a large media institution that does have some more walls up in terms of protecting its sources and, you know, not getting scooped and things like that. so i think we try to strike the right balance between trying to keep those conversations open with our community and people like aric and wanting to share things that were finding, like putting information out there as were going on. we often do call—out, like, we are investigating protests in ho...

Out whats happened. and colin campbell, just as we come to the end, colin campbell, special correspondent at the bbc, you know, you said you hope people might come forward as a result of this. you might get new information, might solve the case. have you received any information? what is the idea behind this? that you might get, finally get justice for vishals family? so we have received some emails, some texts. - we have set up an appeal email. in the hope that people l will get in contact with...

That-s right. — shaun gave me the tip—off. but then i started to - investigate all of the issues relating to what he tipped me off about. _ so i then...that tip off. led me to the front door of a convicted child abuser. and i then interviewed him repeatedly over the course j of three years, speaking to him specifically about what he - remembered of the 1970s - and the 1980s, questioning him as to why he had titled i and written a document that was found in his - possession, which he had titl...

With boys of indian heritage. i do want to bring shaun keep in. thank you for sitting there so patiently. youre a former metropolitan police super duper detective, but youre the one who, you know, as colin said, you know, found the potential link originally to this previously unconnected crime. why go to a journalist? why go to colin? well, can i correct you on one point? yeah. i didnt find the link. it was a member of my team. but once that link was found, our team worked on it. and then after ...