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In 2002, Thompson's home and office were raided for [[child pornography]] after police failed to take into account his expert status. The case was later dropped, but only after a damaging, year long suspension from his university. | In 2002, Thompson's home and office were raided for [[child pornography]] after police failed to take into account his expert status. The case was later dropped, but only after a damaging, year long suspension from his university. | ||
=2013 Book= | ==2013 Book== | ||
Thompson, B., & Williams, A. (2014). ''The myth of moral panics: sex, snuff, and Satan''. (Routledge advances in criminology; Vol. 14). Routledge. | *Thompson, B., & Williams, A. (2014). ''The myth of moral panics: sex, snuff, and Satan''. (Routledge advances in criminology; Vol. 14). Routledge. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 03:53, 6 October 2021
Dr Bill Thompson, formerly a Reading University academic, is known widely for his publications on pornography, moral panic and censorship. He has also published on debunking false allegations of child abuse and satanic panic and has stood as an expert witness in numerous child abuse cases. Thompson has legal clearance to investigate potentially indecent images of children, using this to advise defendants on their pleas.
Raid
In 2002, Thompson's home and office were raided for child pornography after police failed to take into account his expert status. The case was later dropped, but only after a damaging, year long suspension from his university.
2013 Book
- Thompson, B., & Williams, A. (2014). The myth of moral panics: sex, snuff, and Satan. (Routledge advances in criminology; Vol. 14). Routledge.
See also
- Ralph Underwager - An American who followed a similar career path
- Ken Plummer - Thompson was a student of Plummer's