VIP paedophile ring 'fantasist' known as Nick bought a Mustang with his compensation

Today the court heard Beech was a convicted paedophile VIP sex ring accuser Carl Beech is 'a committed and manipulative paedophile, capable of deceit to investigators and limitless manipulation' the jury at his trial were told today. The charges allege he: Made a false allegation of witnessing the child homicide of an unnamed boy committed by Harvey Proctor Made a false allegation of witnessing the homicide of a boy called Scott Made a false allegation of witnessing the homicide of another boy Falsely alleged that he had been sexually and physically abused by a paedophile ring, with senior military officers, military intelligence, a TV presenter and other unidentified men accused as members Falsely alleged that he had been sexually and physically abused by a paedophile ring, with politicians accused as members Provided a list of sexual abusers and locations falsely alleging he had been physically and sexually abused by said abusers at said locations Provided sketches of locations at which he claimed he had been abused, falsely claiming he had produced them from memory Provided the name Aubrey, falsely alleging Aubrey had been present and subjected to physical and sexual abuse when with him Provided a pen knife and two military epaulettes falsely alleging he had retained them from when he was abused as a child Falsely claimed that he had been seriously injured by sexual and physical abuse inflicted as a child Falsified a 'Proton' email account, and provided false information purportedly sent from 'Fred', an individual he had claimed was present when he was abused Went together with investigators on site visits and falsely alleged that it was at locations identified by him during those visits that he had been subjected to physical and sexual abuse by a paedophile ring Falsely claimed £22,000 from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority saying he was subjected to abuse by a paedophile ring, knowing this to be untrue and intending to make a gain for himself Newcastle Crown Court heard Beech agreed to act as an intermediary between investigating officers from the Metropolitan Police and Fred. Among the names and places he looked up online were: The jury saw evidence of Beech having looked at websites for Dolphin Square and the Carlton Club, where he would later allege he was abused The Carlton Club - an exclusive gentlemen's club in St James', popular with senior members of the Conservative party Dolphin Square - an exclusive apartment building which many MPs made their London home The Cavalry and Guards Club - searched in an attempt to find information on places senior military personnel might spend time, the Crown claims Field Marshall Sir Roland Gibbs Diplomat Peter Hayman Field Marshall Lord Brammall Beech searched to find out about compensation paid to Savile's victims Wikipedia entries on the 'Dirty Dozen' a gang of paedophiles who sexually abused boys in the 1970s was also viewed by Beech, as well as details on prolific paedophile Jimmy Savile, whom Beech would falsely claim had also abused him, the court heard. The court heard he is still 'enraged' by the accusations Yesterday as prosecutors laid out their claims against Beech, the court was told that: Beech had lived as a fugitive abroad before he was tracked down in Sweden; He accused former Tory MP Harvey Proctor of murdering another young boy; He also gave police a pen-knife which he claimed had been a gift from Proctor; Beech named London Zoo, the Carlton private member's club and military bases among the alleged places of abuse; He also made sketches of the places where he claimed he was abused, which were shown to the court; The defendant was accused of making up a story about a childhood friend being killed by a car; Edward Heath's yacht was not as described by Beech, who claimed he had been abused there; Beech claimed he was afraid of water - but prosecutors showed pictures of him swimming. Field Marshall Lord Brammal, pictured with his wife of 64 years Dorothy, who died before his name was cleared The charges relate to claims Beech made that former prime minister Edward Heath, ex-home secretary Leon Brittan and others were part of a child abuse ring Beech made extraordinary unfounded accusations against a list of prominent men including: Former PM Sir Edward Heath: he said he was sexually abused at Heath's home in London and on his yacht Former head of the army Lord Brammall: he said Brammall repeatedly raped him and was present at the first meeting of 'the group' Former Tory MP Harvey Proctor: he said Proctor demanded oral sex, abused him with a pen knife, and murdered two children, one after tying him to a table, raping, and stabbing him Former head of MI5 Michael Hanley, and former head of MI6 Maurice Oldfield: said to be responsible for abuse and torture including spiders being tipped over him, electric shocks, and having darts thrown at him, culminating in threats 'to make him disappear' His step-father, Major Ray Beech: he said his step-father frequently and repeatedly abused, raped, and beat him, the first time in a public toilet at a wildlife park Former Home Secretary Leon Brittan: He said Brittan murdered a child, describing him as a 'mini-Harvey' who was sadistic and enjoyed putting his head under water The Met Police spent 18 months and £2.5million investigating Beech's claims of a Westminster paedophile ring Timeline of Beech's alleged falsehoods and the investigations they launched 2014/2015: Over more than 20 hours of recorded police interviews, Carl Beech makes lurid allegations of child rape and murder against senior Establishment figures including Ted Heath and Lord Brammall.