This heinous experiment involving overt sexual perversion was conducted with the approval of government officials under the guidance of a pedophile scientist for over thirty years, from 1969 to 2003. Children with mental development problems were deliberately left in the care of pedophiles to find out if contact would lead to "positive consequences." The victims of this horrific practice have filed a lawsuit that has been covered by many media this month. As a result of the trial, grotesque details of an anti-human study of pedophilia surfaced, which, moreover, was funded by German taxpayers.
This long-term program was known as the Kentler experiment. It gets its name from Professor Helmut Kentler, who hypothesized that sexual contact with pedophiles could have "positive consequences" for problem children. According to Kentler, unruly and “demented” children may experience improvements due to sexual attention from adults.
Despite the utterly disgusting, horrifying consequences of placing sick children in the care of a pedophile, in 1969 Kentler managed to convince the West Berlin Senate that sexual abuse could benefit children with mental disorders, and that they themselves would be happy about it. Moreover, the scientist argued that children will be “madly in love” with their new “daddies”.
Here's what The Sun weekly writes about it:
One way or another, for several decades this experiment was carried out in secret, and until 2015 practically nothing was known about it. When details began to surface, according to the Irish Times, it prompted the Berlin authorities to instruct the young researcher to carefully analyze all the records and draw up a report. “The results are sobering to say the least,” said Theresa Nentwig of the University of Göttingen, who conducted the study.
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“The Berlin authorities have actually appointed the men previously convicted of sexual contacts with minors as guardians. Homeless boys and young men who previously lived on the streets had to “pay” for a warm bed, good food and clean clothes by having sex with their guardians,”Nentwig said.
According to a report in the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel, two of the victims of this insane experiment are now waiting in line to receive compensation from the Berlin Senate. “A focused work is underway to find the optimal solution that meets the interests of the victims,” said Iris Brennberger, Senate Press Secretary for Education, Youth and Science. What this compensation will ultimately look like remains unclear.
According to media reports, a lawyer for one of the victims is demanding a one-time payment of 100,000 euros to his client, plus a monthly pension of 2,500 euros. However, of course, no money will be enough to compensate for the damage caused to the psyche of children as a result of being placed under the care of pedophile rapists.
“The case file refers to a boy named Marco who was placed in custody in 1989 after he escaped from his abusive father. At the age of six, he was accommodated with his “adoptive father”, Fritz H., who began by going into his room to “hug” him. This was followed by years of sexual coercion and violence. In an interview with the influential weekly Der Spiegel, Marko said that Fritz H. regularly beat and raped him for ten years until he was old enough to stand up for himself,”the article says.
Another of the victims, named Sven, is a boy abandoned by his parents at the age of seven and infected with hepatitis B virus on the streets of Berlin.
In 1990, the child was placed under the care of the same pedophile, and in subsequent years the child was subjected to regular sexual abuse, and these acts of violence were allegedly even filmed. In addition, the boys in the care of Fritz H., who later died, were kept in strict isolation from the outside world.
Despite the fact that this inhuman practice continued, according to the materials of the case, until 2003, representatives of the Berlin authorities say they have no idea who in the executive branch could agree to such a monstrous experiment. Despite the fact that the investigation has been going on for several years, official data on its results were practically not published until recently.
Helmut Kentler himself, who died back in 2008, called his experiment "successful," while admitting that he knew he was breaking the law.
“It was a crime to place children in this kind of 'custody',” said Berlin Youth Minister Sandra Scheres. "It is simply impossible to imagine something like this happening with the knowledge of the state." It is difficult to disagree with this statement.
Translated by Igor Abramov