The end of the investigation is in sight. Doors open, documents arrive in the post, and the final pieces of the puzzle start to fit together. 

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The reporters hit one dead end after another. They’re starting to lose hope that they’ll ever land the story, when they get a breakthrough. A private library on the coast of England could hold answers they need.  

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The idea that the Jehovah’s Witnesses keep a database of abuse allegations isn’t a complete long shot. Tireless lawyers in America and Australia have seen evidence of it in their countries. The reporters discover leads to follow. 

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A landmark legal battle. A fight for documents. The missing pieces of the puzzle fall into place. 

The Investigations team at the Telegraph speak to three women who have all pursued justice against their abusers. 

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In August 2021, an email arrives in the Telegraph's investigations inbox claiming the Jehovah's Witnesses have a hidden database of alleged abusers. The reporters start on the trail.

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