Jason Clancy

The way, you know, I mean, that's where he had huge access to boys as well.

I remember seeing a photograph of a basketball club

you know, team and, you know, I recognize an awful lot of them who would have been sort of victims.

And this is actually how, and I spoke about this before, this is how prolific he was in the city.

I played soccer for Bowes and Watford and there's a picture at home and under 11, we were all under 11 at that stage.

There was 13 boys in the picture.

Now,

We weren't connected in any way.

These are boys from all over the different schools, different, you know, all over the city or whatever.

I wouldn't have even had any contact with Bill Keneally at that stage or any abuse or anything.

And, you know, I just knew him from passing up and down on our road.

But it turns out like that out of the 11 boys that are in that picture, he got his hands on six of us.

And like that's, you know, when you look at that, it's how prolific he was because, as I said, we came from, I wasn't friends with these boys.

I played soccer with them.

I never, you know, but it just shows you, I mean, it was, he was prolific.

He was prolific.

Yeah.

So that would have been in 1981, 1982, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, he was, yeah.