July, 2000. The Payne family had gone to Sussex to visit the childrens' grandparents. The four of them went out to play in a cornfield near the grandparents home, the boys told to keep their eye on their younger sisters.
Eight year old Sarah tripped, bumped her head and so was returning to her grandparents home, accompanied by her eldest brother, Lee. Lee turned around for just a moment to make sure his younger brother, Luke was with his sister, Charlotte. Lee was right behind Sarah.
When he turned back around, Sarah was gone.
He reported at that moment a scruffy looking man driving a white van passed him, smiled at him and waved, then sped off.
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The search for Sarah immediately began, many friends and neighbors aiding police in the search. They scoured an area 20 miles in radius around where Sarah had disappeared. They found nothing, not even a trace of evidence left behind.
It was as though Sarah had vanished into thin air.
The Payne children. Back left: Lee, Luke. Front: Charlotte, Sarah
Sarah's abduction and murder would rock the UK. For seventeen agonizing days the Payne family would wonder what had happened to their Sarah. On that seventeenth day a farmer plowing his field would discover Sarah's badly decomposed body had been buried in a shallow grave in his field.
I have nothing but respect and admiration for Sarah's parents, Sara and Michael. As a result of their daughter's abduction and murder, they worked tirelessly to get Sarah's Law passed in the UK, allowing the public to access the sex offender registry.​
Sara asked the same question I had: Why is the government helping these pedophiles?
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While Sarah's death ultimately resulted in sweeping change in the UK, it came at a
Sarah's parents, Sara & Michael
very high cost to the Payne family even apart from the loss of Sarah. Her father Michael turned to alcohol and died at only 45 years old as a result. Her brother Lee blamed himself for her disappearance for many years, revealing in a 2025 interview that "If I'd only run faster maybe I could have saved her."
Her younger sister Charlotte, now 22 years old suffers from survivor's guilt: "Why wasn't it me?"
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Sarah's brother Luke said in the 2025 interview "I'm scared to sleep half the time so I work myself solid until I pretty much drop... because it's fears of what's there when I close my eyes. Eats me away [what happened to Sarah]. I create things that didn't happen, things that didn't happen or things that could have happened. I make scenarios up in my head. Eats me away." Source
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As so often happens in these child abduction cases, the family was torn apart.
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For me, it solidified the fact that worldwide government pedophiles were protecting these pedophile abductors just as Sara Payne had deduced.
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Roy Whiting was arrested and charged with Sarah Payne's murder. Whiting was already a convicted pedophile before he killed Sarah Payne. Both the police and the probation service in Sussex have told the BBC that they feared he would strike again, but were powerless to stop him. Why were they powerless to stop him?!!
If they couldn't stop him who was supposed to? Wasn't that their job?
Who was making them powerless to stop these pedophiles they were supposed to be stopping?
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Whiting had just previously abducted another 8 year old girl, been convicted and sentenced to 4 years in jail. He served only 2-1/2 of those years before he was released to subsequently abduct and murder Sarah.
Judge Justice Curtis
Public outcry against Judge John Gower (now deceased) for failing to protect the public mounted.
While I was certainly outraged Whiting had been released with his prior criminal behavior and being registered as a previous sex offender, I was more outraged at Judge Justice Curtis' handling of Whitings trial.
On the one hand Curtis stated Whiting was an "absolute menace to any little girl"...but at the same time he ordered Whiting's van containing the evidence Whiting had killed
Sarah Payne to be destroyed before the trial had even concluded.
This level of deliberate destruction of evidence was previously unheard of. Why would any judge sworn to protect the citizenry deliberately destroy critical police evidence at all, much less before the trial had even concluded?
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Whiting's conviction is the result of a lengthy police investigation which relied heavily on forensic evidence. A strand of Sarah's hair had been found on Whiting's sweatshirt, and fibers from his van were found on her hair and shoe. The damning piece of evidence was a strand of blonde hair on a T-shirt found in Whiting's van - the forensic experts who made this discovery said that DNA test results meant that there was a one-in-a-billion chance of it belonging to anyone other than Sarah Payne.
Whiting had only bought the white Fiat van a week before he abducted and murdered Sarah. Investigators discovered he'd removed the interior wood in the van and replaced it after he was suspected of murdering Sarah.
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On 24 November 2002, Home Secretary David Blunkett ruled that Roy Whiting must serve a minimum of 50 years in prison. This would make him ineligible for parole until 2051, when he would be 92 years old.
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Having worked in a maximum security jail, I knew Whiting wouldn't most likely survive to ever see parole.
Prisoner have a code of their own and they don't much tolerate child sex offenders.
On 4 August 2002 Whiting was attacked with a razor by another prisoner while fetching hot water at HMP Wakefield.
In June 2004, convicted murderer Rickie Tregaskis was found guilty of carrying out the slashing which left Whiting with a six-inch scar on his right cheek. Tregaskis, serving life for the murder of a disabled man in Cornwall, received a six-year sentence for the attack.
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In July 2011 Whiting was again attacked in prison, this time stabbed in the eye with a sharpened toilet brush by convicted murderer Gary Vinter. No charge was pressed by Whiting and consequently a police investigation into the assault was not undertaken. Whiting's injuries were not life-threatening.
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Finally in 2015 two inmates attacked Whiting in his cell and beat him within an inch of his life while slashing him with homemade knives. The attack left Whiting hospitalized in critical condition and medics did not expect him to survive the attack, reporting "He was drenched in blood" from several stab wounds.
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Whiting claims he's a 'dead man walking' as he vows to sue prison officials.
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Yeah well... "What goes around comes around" I always say. If ya can't do the time, then don't do the crime.
While I can't say Sarah's murder was an Illuminati murder, her case did prove that it wasn't just American government that was aiding pedophiles, it was going on in the UK as well and that was a huge confirmation to those of us working these crimes, especially when it came to our belief the courts had been Illuminati infiltrated as well.
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At least in this case Sarah's death counted for something, allowing Sarah's Law to be passed in the UK, granting the public access to the pedophile/sex offender registry.