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PAUL WILSON THE MAN THEY CALLED A MONSTER Sexual experiences between men and boys Cassell Australia Limited 44 Waterloo Road, North Ryde, New South Wales, 2113 30 Curzon Street, North Melbourne, Victoria, 3051 First published 1981 Designed by Pam Brewster Set in 10/11 Baskerville Roman Set, printed and bound by Hedges & Bell, Maryborough, Victoria 1981 National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication Data Wilson, Paul R. (Paul Richard), 1941- The man they called a monster. Bibliography. Includes index. ISBN 0 7269 9282 8. 1. Osborne, Clarence, 1927— 2. Homosexuality—Case studies. I. Title. 3. Pedophilia 306.7’6
Author information Paul Wilson is one of Australia’s best-known and most respected social scientists. With degrees in Psychology and Sociology, his books cover topics in sexuality, crime and Australian society. The Man They Called A Monster follows in the footsteps of Intimacy, which was published by Cassells in 1979. Dr Wilson has lectured in New Zealand, Great Britain and all of the Australian states. In 1974-5 he was a Fulbright Visiting Professor at the University of California, Irvine. He is presently Reader in Sociology at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, which is the city where the events recorded in this book took place.
Page 4 and 5: Introduction Once in a lifetime, if
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Page 18 and 19: Who was Clarence Osborne? Chapter T
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Page 28 and 29: Notes 2. A Man Who Loves Boys 1. Un
Page 30 and 31: him that many men who plied a paedo
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are in reality a mixture of ‘bein
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6. Ibid., pp.155—162. 7. Collins,
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Queensland police force’s Juvenil
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Through no fault of their own some
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fourteen weeks old. There is no sug
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consent is fixed at twenty-one year
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‘just wanted to tie him (the accu
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Chapter Six The Sexual Activity of
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children’s sexuality. The United
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their development when they sought
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homosexual to activity. 15 In sever
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are always ready and willing to eng
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immediate home environments. Claren
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12. There are exceptions to this ru
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Greek lovers like Clarence Osborne
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flooded with calls expressing ‘ou
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anointed and rubbed down with oil b
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legitimate sexual outlet for husban
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Although most paedophile activists
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22. Eglinton, ~. Z., op. cit., p.29
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effects of adult-child sexual encou
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of incest. Here, heavy penalties aw
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other sexual criminals officially e
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slave owners and others, have for c
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Realistic Alternatives If society i
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5. Gibbens T. G. N. and Prince, J.,
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The Case of Charles Osborne Chapter
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pointed out how men dominate women
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a self-confessed pederast, is a Har
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associated with them. The myth that
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No such importance was given by man
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The seventh and final right is the
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No. 8,1978/79, p.13. 10. Ibid., p.1
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One of the last taboos left in this
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