A far-left homosexual aboriginal journalist accused of being the ringleader of a global satanic paedophile network has been hit with new charges after allegedly breaching bail.
Landon Ashton Versace Germanotta-Mills, 27, was released on bail in late April to live with his mother in the town of Wellington, near Dubbo, in the Central West region of NSW, but was rearrested days later after allegedly failing to comply with his release conditions.
On Wednesday he was charged with 20 more child abuse and bestiality material offences, and with breach of bail, bringing his total number of charges up to 36, Newswire reported.
His other charges include using a carriage service to make child abuse available, possessing child abuse data, transmitting child abuse matter, using a carriage service to menace/harass/offend, possessing bestiality material, using a carriage service to solicit child abuse material, and disseminating bestiality material.
Germanotta-Mills is among six men – including a former NSW Police officer and an “LGBTQIA+” swim coach – who were arrested in Sydney by Strike Force Constantine between November and February over the alleged satanic paedophile ring, and charged with a raft of child abuse material, bestiality material and drug offences.
A former Network 10 intern, Germanotta-Mills describes himself as a “Wiradjuri investigative journalist” and before his arrest regularly posted far-left extremist content on social media, including demands for Australia Day to be abolished, promotion of Black Lives Matter, and articles attacking neo-Nazis.
He also made multiple posts calling himself gay and celebrating homosexuality and “transgenderism”.
Germanotta-Mills and his co-accused are yet to enter pleas to the charges, which relate to material described by police as “among the most extreme we have seen” and which allegedly involved baby victims, the “use of satanic iconography”, and torture.
The last to be arrested was HIV-positive homosexual Colin Milne, 62, in February, two weeks after former Rotary award-winning NSW Police officer David Charles Turner, 42, was taken into custody.
Benjamin Raymond Drysdale, 46, swim coach Mark Andrew Sendecky, 42, and Stuart Woods Riches, 39, were arrested in November at Malabar’s Nunyara Community Offender Support Program, which backs onto Long Bay jail. It accommodates men, including convicted paedophiles, after their release from prison.
After Milne’s arrest police said investigators had identified another 145 alleged offenders overseas, and sent referrals to other law enforcement agencies within Australia, USA, Canada, Mexico, Europe, New Zealand, South America, and South East Asia.
Header image: Left, Germanotta-Mills (Facebook). Right, being rearrested (supplied).
