Anonymous sources claim that the Niggemanns also brought the 17-year-old boy on vacation with them to Germany.
In a public post that the teen made on social media, he revealed struggling with the situation: “I’m in a toxic, polyamorous relationship and it’s tearing me apart,” he wrote. “[Holger] wanted us to be a polyamorous couple and I said OK, because I was willing to do anything just to be with him, even though I don’t even like his husband.”
The teen continued: “He’s just taking advantage of me, nothing more. And I’m already traumatized by this shit. When this is over, I need to get my brain fixed.”
According to numerous board members who spoke with Tages-Anzeiger, the friendship sparked controversy within the organization. Everyone could see that this partnership could never work, both ethically and professionally. However, one person remarked that “[Holger] in particular could speak extremely well.”
An publication obtained a text message from Holger confirming that Björn had also had intercourse with another minor in the club’s counseling area. Six months ago, after discussions over their leadership became increasingly contentious, Holger temporarily resigned as manager. He did, however, write lengthy messages to other group members defending the couple’s extramarital affairs.
“In public child and youth work, it was common for a long time for youth workers to have sexual contact with young people,” Holger stated. “Until the 1990s, foster children in Berlin were referred to pedophiles because only these children could love them.”
Holger’s last statement alludes to the notorious Kentler Project, an experiment funded and approved by the Berlin Senate that put foster kids in pedophiles’ homes with the specific intention of encouraging child sex abuse. The Kentler Project was started in 1969, and sexologist Helmut Kentler called it a “complete success” in a report he gave to the Senate when it was ended in 1988, over two decades later.
Holger made the decision to go back on his earlier decision three days after he submitted his resignation. He and Björn were both left on the club board following a disagreement, but they were not expelled. Daniel Huber and another former board member reported the guys to the St. Gallen police shortly afterward.
A “sexualized basic atmosphere” was mentioned by several unnamed journalist interviews as being present at the Chur facility. Sexual topics dominated conversation, and there was a box full of sex toys kept on hand. The box held whips, anal plugs, leather straps, and dildos, among other bondage implements. Holger was reported to have “actively offered this box to young people.”
Does this mean that all members of the LGBTQIA+ are abusers? Definitely not. But this means that no one is immune to abuse.
In addition, it is such a shame that the local media parrots the Gay Pride Agenda and that of the LGBTQIA+ but fails to also shows the dark side of such a movement.
(To be continued)
