# 197 Scott Neeson seeks feedback about the Cambodian Children's Fund! Here's a little.

Dear Scott

You want to hear what people think of the Cambodian Children's Fund, right?

An opportunity too good to pass up, though I imagine that you will have the results of your survey already. 

The report you write for yourself, for CCF (based on feedback of course!) will be glowing. 90 something percent will think yours is the best in Cambodia (maybe even in the world!) You will get 90 something percept for transparency and accountability and, no doubt, you'll be able to organize for someone to give you another award; wrap another red sash around your shoulders. And you’ll find some hack journalist to write a hagiographic piece about how you gave up your life in Hollywood to come to Cambodia to save the children etc. and then post it on Facebook as if it is real journalism.

In one respect, Scott, you are totally transparent. Blind Freddy can see that you are a fraud.

Let's start with this post on your Facebook  page:

This page is no longer online. You took it down. For those reading this, who saw the post and wonder why it was taken down, here's the reason.

One person made a comment in response to it to the effect that they wished you had shown as much interest in the death of one of your students as you did in the death of one of your bodyguards. In making such a comment this person was opening up a can of worms that you do not want opened. So let’s open it a little.

Nget Kim Loat, died in CCF care

A few years ago this CCF girl died whilst in your care. Her name was Nget Kim Loat. CCF decided to hush up her death. As far as the world knew, Nget Kim Loat was not in CCF residential care.

I wrote the following to Bob Tufts, one of CCF’s board members, on 26^th September 2015

Dear Mr Tufts

As you know, Scott Neeson refuses, as a matter of policy, to answer any questions.

The Cambodian Children’s Fund likewise refuses to answer any questions.

I will, nonetheless, put some questions to you and have them on record:

Did CCF know that a child resident at CCF suffered from a readily treatable condition by the name of Nephrotic syndrome?

Did CCF provide this young girl with appropriate treatment for her condition? This includes medication and the special diet required by her illness?

Did a nurse at CCF refuse to act appropriately when this girl complained of fainting and other symptoms associated with her condition?

When alerted to the graveness of this girl’s illness, did CCF respond with appropriate speed to her need to be transported by ambulance to hospital?

After the girl died, did CCF refuse to allow her friends to attend her funeral?

best wishes

I received no response from Bob or from any other member of the CCF board whom I notified about the death of Nget Kim Loat. The board had no interest; just as the board has shown no interest in any of the multiple Neeson/CCF scams pointed out to them this past couple of years. From a moral point of view, from a legal point of view, the CCF board is complicit in your breaches of the legal and human rights of both the children in your care and of the families you force to sign illegal contracts.

Nget Kim Loat died as as a result of CCF incompetence. And then, to add insult to injury, you refused to allow her fellow CCF students to attend her funeral.   

One friend of Nget Kim Loat’s kicked up a fuss about not only the way in which she had died but the CCF cover up. James Mc Cabe let this student know, in no uncertain terms, that if s/he were to say anything about the girl's death in public he would sic the Cambodian police onto him/her. A few days later this student was expelled. This is the way CCF deals with problems - threaten and intimidate into silence the person who may make the problem public.

When this student commented on your post about the death of your bodyguard (one of three!), linking it to the death of Nget Kim Loat, you took it down post haste.

Now what about Alan Lemon and the Oasis Bar - a girlie bar owned by his former de facto wife; a bar that Lemon ran, with his de facto, before falling foul of the Australian Federal Police through aiding and abetting James Mc Cabe when he was on the run from the AFP. 

Here's Alan, recently, paying the Oasis Bar a visit.

 Now of course, there is nothing wrong (at least not illegal) about a middle aged man visiting a girlie bar. But really, Scott, this is not a good look for a man who co-runs a Child Protection Unit - to be frequenting a girlie bar wearing his CCF t-shirt! 

Or do you think this is OK?

Here's what can be found on the internet about Street 136 (where the Oasis Bar is located) and about the Oasis Bar itself:

“Phnom Penh is a giant red light district, with go-go or ‘hostess’ girly bars the most public example of Cambodian sex tourism…There is no centralized red light district in Phnom Penh, but the area around Street 130, Street 136 and Street 51 is where the majority of bar girls can be found, at any time of the day or night. Most of the ‘bars’ are little more than brothels with beer…We walked into (the Oasis Bar), unknowing that it was a hooker bar. And as soon as we entered the door we were hounded by girls who were absolutely barkin. Lots of old men come in to pick up some cheap Cambodian girls and is a very unpleasant place to be.”

Let’s end this latest episode of “This is Your Life, Scott Neeson” with a couple more photos taken from inside one of your facilities. 

The beds look pretty good, I must say – though they would be a bit cramped with 3 or 4 kids sleeping in each bed. Still, this problem is easing now that you are kicking out so many kids to make ends meet financially. As for the bathroom, it looks as though the sink needs cleaning but it’s OK.

My reason for publishing these photos (no photos with kids in them, note) is to let you know what you know already – namely that I have my own spies within CCF. As you may or may not be aware you are not much liked by your staff. Feared, yes, but not liked. They feel intimidated by your non-disclosure contracts; knowing full well the dire consequences for them if they speak to the media or to anyone else about what they know.

So, Scott, do your survey, publish the results and, with a bit of luck, there will still be some suckers out there who believe the spin you generate about yourself and who will open their wallets.

Until next time.