A major part of the investigation focused on allegations at the former children’s home Haut de la Garenne between 1960 and 1986
JERSEY’S historical abuse inquiry is officially over, acting police chief David Warcup announced today.
The investigation – the longest and most expensive in the Island’s history – has been officially closed after States police ruled that all lines of inquiry have been exhausted. The final cost will be in excess of £10m.
During the inquiry – named Operation Rectangle – officers investigated 533 offences, took 1,776 statements, collected 9,874 documents and seized 4,620 exhibits. And a total of 192 victims were identified during police inquiries.
Case closed
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