Just questions today:
Why is more still emerging about the case of Baby Peter?
Why after two criminal trials, one high court legal action, numerous inquiries and reports is there an uneasy feeling that we are some distance from a true picture?
Why have we found what we report today?
Why does howling outrage usually win the day and defeat reason?
Who is responsible when a child dies?
Where do we find the answers?
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