“There is no way the staff didn't know. No way. I cannot believe it. I worked as a carer, you quickly learn every intimate detail about a person, especially those who cannot move for themselves. Bedsores happen often and grow quickly. Cleaning and checking should be happening regularly, with notes being written every time.
What on earth is happening in that care home facility? The entire operation is suspect, not just the male staff. This is awful on so many levels.“
I think you are almost certainly right there. Look at the cesspit that is the national public broadcaster the BBC. How many people there knew about Jimmy Saville? How many not only knew but actively helped covered it up to ensue he would never face justice in his life time?
Look at the mass rapes of vulnerable and middle class girls across the north of England, thousands and thousands raped pimped and tortured on an industrial scale for many many years and actively covered up by councillors, police and social workers.
Men commit the vast majority of these sorts of crimes to be sure but women are often actually involved in covering it up too. Most people, both men and women, just do whatever is in their own interests at any given time and rationalise it in their own minds afterwards. BBC stars, Hollywood stars, councillors, police officers, social workers. I see no reason to believe that most care workers would be any different.
When these things are exposed they usually make sure high up people who knew are never prosecuted. So most involved never face justice. How many police officers or councillors who knew about the grooming gangs have ever been punished? Did you ever watch Times journalist Andrew Norfolk’s talk about exposing the grooming gangs and how much effort it was to get anything done? m.youtube.com/watch?v=O7P7ih1GuuQ