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PIE was first set up in 1974 in Edinburgh by Ian Campbell Dunn and Michael Hanson whom the Sunday Times correctly described as "gay rights leaders".<ref> Marcello Mega, ‘Paedophile list set up by gay rights leader’, Sunday Times, July 6th, 1997)</ref>. In 1975 it relocated from Edinburgh to London, and Keith Hose became its chairman.  

PIE was first set up in 1974 in Edinburgh by Ian Campbell Dunn and Michael Hanson whom the Sunday Times correctly described as "gay rights leaders".<ref> Marcello Mega, ‘Paedophile list set up by gay rights leader’, Sunday Times, July 6th, 1997)</ref>. In 1975 it relocated from Edinburgh to London, and Keith Hose became its chairman.  

The founder members included [[Peter Righton]], Charles Napier, Kenneth Plummer, Richard Alston, [[Tom O'Carroll]], and Warren Middleton, all homosexuals and campaigners for [[gay rights]].  

The founder members included [[Peter Righton]], Charles Napier, Kenneth Plummer, Richard Alston, [[Tom O'Carroll]], Leo Adamson and Warren Middleton, all homosexuals and campaigners for [[gay rights]].  

Righton (a.k.a. Paul Pelham) was an adviser to the UK government on child protection, and Director of Education at the National Institute for Social Work. He founded New Barns School, a school for emotionally disturbed children, which he undoubtedly used to get access to boys. If they complained, they could be easily branded liars as they were already classified as “troubled”. Pupils were taken out of Righton’s school, and molested systematically. “The victim, now in his 40s, told how Righton and members of his infamous Paedophile Information Exchange groomed him and sexually abused him in London from the age of 11 in 1977 until he was 16.” Righton boasted to him that he had friends and contacts high up in the Establishment and the government, possibly meaning Cyril Smith, MP.

Righton (a.k.a. Paul Pelham) was an adviser to the UK government on child protection, and Director of Education at the National Institute for Social Work. He founded New Barns School, a school for emotionally disturbed children, which he undoubtedly used to get access to boys. If they complained, they could be easily branded liars as they were already classified as “troubled”. Pupils were taken out of Righton’s school, and molested systematically. “The victim, now in his 40s, told how Righton and members of his infamous Paedophile Information Exchange groomed him and sexually abused him in London from the age of 11 in 1977 until he was 16.” Righton boasted to him that he had friends and contacts high up in the Establishment and the government, possibly meaning Cyril Smith, MP.

In 1992, police raided Righton’s home and found child porn videos, many hard-core, shot in Amsterdam, and correspondence with paedophiles around the world, proving that had exploited, raped and prostituted children. He was convicted but got away with a fine.   

In 1992, police raided Righton’s home and found child porn videos, many hard-core, shot in Amsterdam, and correspondence with paedophiles around the world, proving that had exploited, raped and prostituted children. He was convicted but got away with a fine.