British Girl’s Parents Allegedly Let 100 Men Abuse Her For Money Before Her Murder

Back in 2003, Charlene Downes, aged 14, went missing in the seaside resort of Blackpool, England. Her body was never found.

Lancashire police have reopened the case on the 10th anniversary since her disappearance on November 1. The years leading up to Charlene’s tragic disappearance were surrounded in controversy.

A local municipality worker who paid a routine visit to the Downes’ family home when Charlene was just a child was shocked when he entered the house.

As he moved into the main living area in the lower floor of the house, he found the child wearing a flimsy night dress alongside a man in his 60s who seemed to have been engaged in some kind of sexual activity with her.

The report submitted by the worker following his visit to the home said that the girl had told him that the man was her uncle and that “everything was fine.”

When the worker entered the adjacent family room in the modest home, Mr. and Mrs. Downes said the man was a friend of the family and that, again, everything was good.

That report was more or less ignored by authorities, and no arrests made. It is alleged that Charlene’s parents let up to 100 men use their child in return for money.

On the night Charlene Downes went missing, she was spotted walking down an alleyway know as “Kebab Row,” famous for its middle-eastern owned fast food stores.

It was known that Charlene would frequent the kebab shops, even though she was a minor, offering sexual favors for cash to the store owners, workers and clients.

Charlene’s parents have now joined the British National Party, who hold views similar to the KKK, and are alleging that their daughter was used and then ultimately murdered by minority ethnic groups who they want removed from Great Britain.

It remains to be seen what the latest police investigation will uncover and what direction investigators will take to try and bring to justice the guilty parties in the horrific Charlene Downes case.