The Accusations Couldn't Have Been More Lurid. They Told of Devil Worship, with Blood Being Drunk As Children Were Raped. But This Week, with Their Lives in Utter Ruins, It Was Revealed There Was Not a Scrap of Evidence Against This Earth Was Going On?

Daily Mail › October 15, 2005

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THE scene is horrifying. A group of weeping children are forced to witness orgiastic sex scenes between masked and chanting men and women before they are raped and abused. There is bestiality enacted while chickens and rams are ritually slaughtered and their blood drunk by one of the celebrants.

The children's limbs are thrust into a fire, cigarettes are stubbed out on their arms and they are compelled to watch videos of people being tortured and murdered. This was the shocking 'eyewitness' account that persuaded police and social workers that the Devil was at work on the God-fearing Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides.

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The Accusations Couldn't Have Been More Lurid. They Told of Devil Worship, with Blood Being Drunk As Children Were Raped. But This Week, with Their Lives in Utter Ruins, It Was Revealed There Was Not a Scrap of Evidence Against This Earth Was Going On?

Two years ago, the authorities arrested those named by the 'witness', MrsA.

In all, nine people, including a 75-year-old grandmother, were charged with rape, and lewd and indecent practices.

The shockwaves created in the tiny island community reverberated all across Britain and saw those caught up in the scandal treated as pariahs.

Yet now, it appears that the satanic sex ring was all the figment of a woman's troubled mind. This week an official report showed that although there was evidence of abuse within one family, there was no wider network of devil worshippers. The nightmare scenario described in such graphic de...

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