I can’t see Green being investigated by the police unless it’s for financial fraud.
Not only did she effectively capture her local force and have a lot of friends there (which is how myself/KJK got ourselves investigated by the police), but it wouldn’t be seen as being in the public interest.
I know this board would disagree on the public interest front, but we aren’t the police and the case is way too complex for the average copper. It would have to be driven from on high.
Green was a lynchpin in all of this. She was an extremely effective campaigner, using her own personal story to drive change, so it isn’t a case of throwing a useful idiot under the bus.
I agree though, it’s not enough for Mermaids to fall. A statutory inquiry is what is needed here, for wider questions to be asked.
In years to come, sadly, there will likely be something like the inquiry into institutional child sex abuse to examine how many people were physically snd/or emotionally harmed by the way in which Mermaids and transitioning of children embedded itself into society.
I feel sore over what happened to my family as a result of Green (my DH got yeeted as a governor of the Catholic school our DC attended on the morning I made the front pages over Green, because in an antediluvian decision, they decided to hold a priest accountable for his wife’s Catholic and now mainstream views). We were caused so much hurt and lost a lot of friends for pointing out that transitioning children was wrong.
But at least, unlike these poor kids, we still have our bodily integrity and our mental health.
Schadenfreude is so natural but we have to still keep putting the children and vulnerable front and centre.