Adam Rickwood & The Medomsley Heroes 
ADAM RICKWOOD & THE MEDOMSLEY HEROES - GOVERNMENT FUNDED CHILD ABUSE
Victims
of a sadistic paedophile prison officer Neville Husband finally have
some closure after securing damages from the Home Office worth more
than £500,000. Their victory is set to pave the way for thousands of
other victims of historic abuse to seek compensation.
THE MEDOMSLEY HEROES: The survivors of Neville Husband's brutal sexual and physical abuse formed themselves into a group: justice4survivors. They approached award winning working class film director Bill Maloney (who
has himself stepped forward as a victim of abuse whilst in YOIs and
Borstals back in the 1970s - his whole family were abused in care).
Maloney was horrified but not surprised by their stories of sadistic
sexual abuse and injustice as the hands of UK Authorities and
Institutions. He worked with the survivors to make a hard-hitting
gritty documentary 'Adam Rickwood & The Medomsley Heroes'.
Maloney states, "In this documentary we let these brave men tell their
stories without sanitizing the content". The victims are currently
pushing for a public enquiry. Almost all victims never get their day in
court as they are pressurised by the system to accept early settlements
- therefore their stories do not reach the public domain. Neville
Husband, The Medomsley Monster, was released from prison in October
2009 after serving 8 years of a 10 year sentence.
Adam Rickwood brings the horrors up to date
Whilst
researching Medomsley detention centre (now Hassockfield Secure
Training Centre) Maloney discovered that as recently as 2004 Adam
Rickwood (14), became the youngest prisoner to allegedly commit suicide in the
UK. Adam's family and friends all believe that Adam did not kill
himself and that there has been a massive cover-up; this is truthfully
and emotionally displayed in the documentary. Adam was found hanging by
his trainer-laces in his cell with a broken nose, broken wrist and
covered in bruises.
ORDER YOUR (DOUBLE) DVD AND LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT THE BRUTALITY OF LIFE IN UK YOUNG OFFENDERS INSTITUTIONS.