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Repeat: When he’d finished, he dropped me to the floor and stood above me while I lay with my face down trying to forget about the pain.	When he’d finished, he dropped me to the floor and stood above me while I lay with my face down trying to forget about the pain.
Repeat: I wasn’t going to give him the satisfaction of knowing he’d hurt me.	I wasn’t going to give him the satisfaction of knowing he’d hurt me.
Repeat: Cyril Smith at Buckingham Palace in November 1988.	Cyril Smith at Buckingham Palace in November 1988.
Repeat: Parents on estates in Rochdale would use his name to scare badly behaved children .	Parents on estates in Rochdale would use his name to scare badly behaved children .
Repeat: When he went back to his job at a local factory, his boss sidled up to his workbench and asked what he was doing at the weekend, adding: ‘I was thinking that maybe we could go camping together in the Lake District.’ When the lad said he’d rather not as camping wasn’t his thing, he suggested they get a caravan instead.	When he went back to his job at a local factory, his boss sidled up to his workbench and asked what he was doing at the weekend, adding: ‘I was thinking that maybe we could go camping together in the Lake District.’ When the lad said he’d rather not as camping wasn’t his thing, he suggested they get a caravan instead.
Repeat: Later that day, his boss called him in and fired him.	Later that day, his boss called him in and fired him.
Repeat: It was clear this was to be his punishment for having turned down his advances.	It was clear this was to be his punishment for having turned down his advances.
Repeat: There’s a friend of mine who runs a spring manufacturing company across town and takes on lads with criminal records.	There’s a friend of mine who runs a spring manufacturing company across town and takes on lads with criminal records.
Repeat: He helps them back on the straight and narrow.	He helps them back on the straight and narrow.
Repeat: His name’s Cyril Smith.’ On the boy’s first day there, Smith put his arm around him and said: ‘I’m going to look after you now.’ The boy shuddered.	His name’s Cyril Smith.’ On the boy’s first day there, Smith put his arm around him and said: ‘I’m going to look after you now.’ The boy shuddered.
Repeat: All week I worked for Cyril, and at weekends he’d be round our house beating the living daylights out of me.	All week I worked for Cyril, and at weekends he’d be round our house beating the living daylights out of me.
Repeat: I worked for an enormous fat man who’d wink at me all day and tell me he was going to be my dad — then, when the weekend came round, he’d be knocking on our door itching to get my trousers off and start spanking my backside.	I worked for an enormous fat man who’d wink at me all day and tell me he was going to be my dad — then, when the weekend came round, he’d be knocking on our door itching to get my trousers off and start spanking my backside.
Repeat: He told me all the important people he knew.	He told me all the important people he knew.
Repeat: He boasted of his relationship with the chief constable.	He boasted of his relationship with the chief constable.
Repeat: He backhanded me and told me I had an attitude problem.	He backhanded me and told me I had an attitude problem.
Repeat: He wasn’t going to batter me into submission.	He wasn’t going to batter me into submission.
Repeat: He got his business partner, Geoff, to sack me.	He got his business partner, Geoff, to sack me.
Repeat: He didn’t have the guts to do it himself.	He didn’t have the guts to do it himself.
Repeat: He told my parents I was a lost cause and that there was no hope for me.	He told my parents I was a lost cause and that there was no hope for me.
Repeat: It was the best day of my life.	It was the best day of my life.
Repeat: I got another job soon after and things started to look up.	I got another job soon after and things started to look up.
Repeat: I was more than relieved to have escaped Cyril’s clutches — but I soon came into contact with boys who hadn’t.	I was more than relieved to have escaped Cyril’s clutches — but I soon came into contact with boys who hadn’t.
Repeat: We’d all sit in the corridor waiting to be seen, and the conversation would quickly turn to Cyril.	We’d all sit in the corridor waiting to be seen, and the conversation would quickly turn to Cyril.
Repeat: They had no confidence and came from broken homes.	They had no confidence and came from broken homes.
Repeat: Their stories sent shivers down my spine.	Their stories sent shivers down my spine.
Repeat: He had nowhere else to go, he said.	He had nowhere else to go, he said.
Repeat: He couldn’t bear to sleep on the streets.	He couldn’t bear to sleep on the streets.
Repeat: I remember one lad who worked in the cinema as an usher.	I remember one lad who worked in the cinema as an usher.
Repeat: He had a hollow look in his eyes, as though his future had been ripped out of him.	He had a hollow look in his eyes, as though his future had been ripped out of him.
Repeat: All he had left was a deep sense of loss.	All he had left was a deep sense of loss.
Repeat: I worked hard, got married, and ended up going to work in Australia.	I worked hard, got married, and ended up going to work in Australia.
Repeat: Then, one day in 1990, the police knocked on my door.	Then, one day in 1990, the police knocked on my door.
Repeat: They were investigating claims that Cyril Smith had abused young boys.	They were investigating claims that Cyril Smith had abused young boys.
Repeat: One victim says the MP smacked him after his parents told him he was badly behaved .	One victim says the MP smacked him after his parents told him he was badly behaved .
Repeat: Perhaps some of the lads who I met at the probation office had mentioned my name.	Perhaps some of the lads who I met at the probation office had mentioned my name.
Repeat: Cyril was still the town’s MP, and I hoped it wasn’t too late for his past to catch up with him.	Cyril was still the town’s MP, and I hoped it wasn’t too late for his past to catch up with him.
Repeat: The threat that he would kill me; the talk of how close he was to the chief constable.	The threat that he would kill me; the talk of how close he was to the chief constable.
Repeat: Finding vulnerable young boys, striking fear into them and breaking them.	Finding vulnerable young boys, striking fear into them and breaking them.
Repeat: She just shook her head and I could see the tears forming in her eyes.	She just shook her head and I could see the tears forming in her eyes.
Repeat: I put my arm round her and didn’t say any more.	I put my arm round her and didn’t say any more.