JUNE 2000

"The Ted Gunderson Report" is released. See the site below to view a copy. There are many details about Johnny's case as well as The Franklin case.

LINK TO THE TED GUNDERSON REPORT

AUGUST 2000

The Johnny Gosch Foundation website is launched.

JOHNNY GOSCH FOUNDATION

FEBRUARY 22, 1999

Paul Bonacci is awarded $1,000,000 in a United States District Court judgment against Lawrence E. King, Bonacci’s chief abuser and former manager of the Franklin Credit Union in Omaha, Nebraska. The ruling judge states, “the plaintiff (Bonacci) was subjected to repeated sexual assault, false imprisonment, infliction of extreme emotion distress, organized and directed satanic rituals, force the plaintiff to ‘scavenge’ for children to be a part of the defendant King’s sexual abuse and pornography ring, forced the plaintiff to engage in numerous sexual contacts with the defendant King and others and participate in deviate sexual games and masochistic orgies with other minor children.” (Gosch, Noreen. Why Johnny Can’t Come Home. The Johnny Gosch Foundation, 2000.)

MEMORANDUM OF DECISION

In other words a federal judge deems Bonacci credible in his testimony about the organized pedophile ring and Johnny’s kidnapping and the demented activities of the group, but the FBI and other law enforcement agencies continue to do nothing to prosecute this group of criminals.

SEPTEMBER 1997

Noreen gets word that Johnny is safe and living on an Indian reservation. She intends to visit him, but ABC’s 20/20 crew beats her to it and scares Johnny off.

MARCH 1997

Noreen receives an early morning knock at her door—Johnny finally comes home but only for a short visit. He is all grown up now. It has been almost 15 years since he was taken. He tells his mother about his abduction and where he was taken and what happened to him. This prompts Noreen to tell the details of his horrific story in a book titled, “Why Johnny Can’t Come Home.” Obviously, Johnny can’t come home to stay because he lives in fear of being killed by the organized group that took him. He knows too many details about the child kidnapping, child pornography and child prostitution ring. The police can’t protect him and the U.S. government won’t help him. He can’t trust anyone. He is alone and angry and traumatized.

JANUARY 1993

Noreen is contacted by a young man named Jimmy Gibson who had been a runaway kid that got caught up in the same pedophile ring that kidnapped Johnny. Jimmy gave Noreen details about the ring that offered the sexual services of the boys to wealthy and politically connected men. He showed Noreen the “rocking X” brand on his leg that was burned into the boys to torture them and threaten them with permanent identification if they ever thought of escaping. Jimmy escaped with Johnny and found shelter at his parent’s home for a short time after their escape.

When the America’s Most Wanted producer found out about Jimmy and the information he had, the show did a follow-up story and interviewed him masking his face from identity.

NOVEMBER 1992

The America’s Most Wanted program on FOX TV airs a special on the Johnny Gosch kidnapping despite the FBI’s wish to have the network “kill the story.” Why did the FBI want the story to not be broadcasted? The cover-up continues and the plot thickens.

America's Most Wanted

MAY 1992

John W. DeCamp publishes the book, “The Franklin Cover-Up: Child Abuse, Satanism, and Murder in Nebraska.” Johnny’s case and the Franklin case are one in the same. It’s all about kidnapping children, pedophilia, child pornography, and child prostitution. Paul Bonacci was Lawrence E. King’s personal sex slave beginning at a very young age. And Paul was forced to participate in Johnny’s kidnapping as Paul was forced to lure many young boys so the group could abduct them.