🚨Roman Polanski, another degenerate pedophile linked to elite networks. In 1977, Polanski photographed a 13-year-old girl naked before drugging and sodomizing her, suggesting he possessed one of those "collections" classified as child pornography. His circle of supporters includes several figures linked to the Coral network, whose child pornography collection was sold via the Zandvoort network. These archives contain the oldest European collections of photographs documenting actual crimes against minors. Polanski was in France at the time of the Coral scandal in the early 1980s. His circle of friends and shared interests could prompt US authorities to investigate whether Polanski's victim appears on the Zandvoort CDs. The Polanski case represents a unique diplomatic scandal aimed at preventing the extradition of a pedophile to the United States, as he chose to play a cat-and-mouse game with US police for 32 years. Roman Polanski was the world's most famous fugitive—acclaimed by the artistic community and a winner of the Cannes Palme d'Or, three Oscars, and seven César Awards. He intended to collect a lifetime achievement award from the Zurich Film Festival. He was caught at the airport because the operation was so secretive that his "pedophile protectorate" could not warn him of the danger, as had happened on previous occasions. Initially, Polanski faced charges of rape and sodomy involving a 13-year-old girl to whom he had administered Quaaludes—a hypnotic drug then used illegally for recreational purposes. The case was particularly shocking because it took place at Jack Nicholson's home; Nicholson was away, though his girlfriend, Anjelica Huston, was present. The actress stated that she did not believe Polanski was a bad man, but rather an unhappy one. Polanski had the option to admit to having had illegal sexual relations with a minor—the American version of the European concept of "corrupting a minor"—in order to avoid much more serious charges. It was a favor. fondationprincessedecroy.eu/… This 1979 interview, in which he acknowledges that he is always surrounded by minors, makes one's hair stand on end.