Daily Shmutz | CHILD ABUSE / CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING | 1/7/24

CHILD ABUSE / CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING   

PEDOPHILES, Child sex abusers and child pornographers – exposing Canada’s Healthcare Leaders – PART 2 – Child Sex Trafficking, Alberta Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons and University of Alberta   DR. WILLIAM MAKIS MD

JAN 6, 2024

• The probe began in Victoria (British Columbia), where the police department there had been conducting an online investigation on a website that police said is known to host online chat rooms geared toward child sex.
• Police said a man began engaging in a sexually explicit conversation with a person he met online in October 2017. As the conversations continued, police said the man attempted to arrange for sex with the person’s five-year-old daughter.
• The man did not know he was speaking with an undercover member of the Victoria Police Department.
• Dr. Fred Janke, 62, was arrested in Edmonton on Thursday (June 28, 2018) and has been charged with making arrangements to commit sexual offences against a child, making child pornography and distribution of child pornography.
• the conversations with the undercover officer in Victoria continued up until Thursday (June 28, 2018)
• “In this criminal offence, just the discussion of the accused to do it, whether he moves physically to do it or not, is a breach of the Criminal Code. An accused can spend months talking about having sex with a child or hours talking about having sex with a child and not actually physically go to do that and he’s breaking the Criminal Code.”
• Janke is an Associate Professor in the department of family medicine at the University of Alberta, according to the University’s website.
• Late Friday afternoon, the university issued a statement confirming Janke remains an employee of theirs (!)
• On Friday morning, the website of the College of Family Physicians of Canada listed a Dr. Fred Janke as the President of its Alberta chapter
  

College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA) Response:

• Steve Buick, CPSA Spokesman:
  • “people have things in their lives”
  • “it doesn’t mean that he was a bad doctor to his patients, in fact, all the evidence is that he was a good doctor to his patients”
  • “people have sides to their lives that are private and that other people can’t even guess at sometimes”