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A National Response to Paedophilia and Child Murder.doc

Paru dans Clinical child psychology and psychiatry, 2000, 5-3, 427-437. A National Response to Paedophilia and Child Murder JEAN-YVES HAYEZ (*) (**) (***) Catholic University of Louvain ABSTRACT In August 1996, Belgium was deeply shocked to learn of the rape and murder of several young girls by a group of paedophiles. In the wake of these events, the Belgian population displayed symptoms of collective emotional shock and bereavement. We endeavoured to come to terms with these feelings as a community. We immediately sent an open letter to all children, which was published in the countrys main newspapers. We then organized a group debriefing on national television on a very popular childrens programme. This article deals mainly with the processes involved in this debriefing session. Further complications later developed involving, among others, abused children and their families. In order to help them, in addition to individual interventions, we again used the press and radio and TV programmes. When the population eventually began to emerge from the shock and bereavement, we acted to prevent excesses by, among other things, writing an ?open letter to child abusers?. KEYWORDS (collective) bereavement; (collective) emotional shock; (collective) post-traumatic stress disorder; debriefing session; mental health institutions The events Between June 1995 and the end of July 1996, six girls and adolescents disappeared under mysterious circumstances. First, Julie and Melissa (?8 years old?) were kidnapped in Julie 1995 close to a motorway flyover. Then, at the end of July 1995, Ann and Eefje (?~18 years old?) did not return home from a show put on in a holiday village. In April 1996, Sabine (?13 years old?) was kidnapped one morning in the country as she was on her way to school. Finally, at the end of July 1996, Laetitia (?14 years old?) was kidnapped as she was leaving a swimming pool. The investigation into the disappearance of the first two girls, Julie and Melissa, quic