🚨The "CORAL" case: The French elite's pedophilia and child-murder network that was silenced and surfaced in the Zandvoort CD-ROMs. Among the French members of the pedophilia network discovered in Belgium—known as "CRIES"—was Claude Sigala, president of CORAL, an "alternative collective network" that managed 34 communities for children with mild disabilities in France. In 1982, CORAL became embroiled in a child abuse scandal as testimonies from numerous child victims of sexual abuse began to emerge. Years earlier, in 1977, an 11-year-old boy named Marc was found dead in one of the CORAL facilities; his head was submerged in a bucket of bleach. Initially, the death was deemed an accident, but a medical examination revealed he had been sodomized and had suffered fractures to his cervical vertebrae. lemonde.fr/archives/article/… Prominent figures were among the visitors to CORAL. Names cited by the victims included Jack Lang, then Minister of Culture; magistrate Jean-Pierre Rosenczveig; philosopher René Schérer; and writer Gabriel Matzneff, who spoke openly about his pedophilic tendencies. These names shocked Judge Salzmann, coming as they did after a media campaign that favored the accused over the victims—a campaign featuring a petition signed by the usual intellectual elite. The accused, who had been sentenced to prison terms in 1986, saw their sentences suspended by the Court of Appeal a year later, and the "CORAL" association was reconstituted in 1992. However, in 1997, during the seizure of documents from Christian Prouteau—the former head of French police special units—two files were discovered: "Coral Blue Ballets" and "Coral 82." Captain Paul Barril, his subordinate, stated in a public hearing on April 29, 1997: "I recall that we were ordered to halt the investigation into the 'CORAL' pedophile network due to the prominent figures involved." If certain testimonies are to be believed, there was indeed enough evidence to shake the foundations of power. The only person convicted following the exposure of this network—Willy Marceau, who also appears on the Belgian list of whistleblowers—is of interest to us because he denounced a Satanic cult that tortured children known as the "Alliance Kripten"; one of its victims spoke of sessions involving Belgians in Forchies-la-Marche, near Charleroi, between late 1988 and late 1992. fondationprincessedecroy.eu/…