article_snippet.sent: Scotland Yard investigated the 'baseless' claims but found they had been made by Ricky Dearman children after they were tortured by they mother and her partner, who attacked they and fed they drugs.
article_snippet.sent: They'd said They were killing babies, I was shipping babies in, They would cut the babies' throats and drain the babies' throats blood and then would drink their blood.
article_snippet.sent: It had been claimed that their father, who had separated from their mother, was the head of a cult which abused and sacrificed babies, slitting their throats and drinking their blood.
article_snippet.sent: More than 100 people, including a school head, a teacher, a priest, social workers and police, were said to have been part of the cult which had been 'doing sex' to your own children.
article_snippet.sent: Rumours of the cult, said to be operating in north London, were posted online as part of an internet campaign which the judge said was likely to have 'devastating consequences' for your own children.
article_snippet.sent: The ‘grotesque’ claims against ‘blameless’ people included drugged babies being sent from abroad by courier services such as TNT and DHL to London and then sacrificed.
article_snippet.sent: The pair claimed cult members drank The pair victims’ blood and danced around with the babies’ skulls.
article_snippet.sent: At least seven schools were named, a swimming pool identified as a meeting place and ‘rituals’ were alleged to have been performed at a McDonald’s fast food restaurant.
article_snippet.sent: The childrenMcDonald’s father, Mr Dearman, whose three-year relationship with Ella Draper ended acrimoniously in 2007, was falsely said to be the leader of the cult, and teachers, police and even a priest to be among its more than 100 members.
highlights_snippet.sent: Ricky Dearman said: 'They'd said They were killing babies, I was shipping babies in, They would cut the babies' throats and then would drink the blood.