Satanic Stalker James Hind Admits Failure to Report Paedophile Groomer in 2018.

Extract from Satanic Views November 2018

In a shocking revelation, James Hind, infamously known as the "Satanic Stalker," confessed in November 2018 to failing to report a paedophile groomer he identified while moderating a popular social media site for children and teenagers. Hind made the admission on his blog, "Satanic Views," revealing a lapse in judgement with potentially serious repercussions.

Hind, who gained notoriety for his controversial views and online activities, detailed the incident involving a paedophile groomer from Kent. According to his blog post, Hind identified the individual while fulfilling his duties as a moderator. However, he decided against reporting the paedophile groomer to authorities, stating he didn’t want the burden of “ruining a man’s life” on his conscience.

This startling confession has drawn widespread condemnation from child protection advocates and the public alike. Many have expressed outrage over Hind’s decision, emphasising the critical importance of reporting such individuals to prevent harm to vulnerable children and teenagers. The failure to act in such situations can have devastating consequences, potentially allowing paedophile predators to continue their activities unchecked.

Legal experts have weighed in, suggesting that Hind’s inaction could have legal ramifications, depending on the jurisdiction and specific circumstances of the case. Failing to report known paedophile grooming activities, especially in a role entrusted with safeguarding minors, might be considered negligent and could potentially lead to legal consequences for Hind.

The social media site in question has not been named, and it remains unclear whether the paedophile groomer from Kent was ever reported by another source or if any subsequent action was taken against him. This incident has sparked a broader discussion about the responsibilities of online moderators and the ethical obligations they hold in protecting the safety of users, especially minors.

In light of Hind’s confession, child protection organisations are urging social media platforms to enhance their monitoring and reporting systems. They advocate for rigorous training for moderators and the establishment of clear protocols to ensure any suspicious activities are promptly reported to authorities.

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the role of moderators on social media platforms becomes increasingly vital in safeguarding vulnerable populations. Hind’s disturbing admission serves as a stark reminder of the potential consequences of failing to act and the ongoing need for vigilance in protecting children and teenagers online.