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Adam Gibson escaped with just $20 in his pocket

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Emily Kowal
Adam Gibson escaped with just $20 in his pocket
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An investigation into the Redeemer Baptist School in Sydney reveals allegations of children being removed from their families and placed into the care of church elders. The school is currently under scrutiny by educational authorities regarding its control over members' lives and financial practices.

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The story exposes potential systemic abuse and lack of oversight in private religious educational institutions receiving government funding.

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Gibson was sent to live in the home of school principal Jonathan Cannon when he was just 7. He is one of 50 children who have been removed from their families in this Sydney community.

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Focuses on institutional accountability and potential abuse of power, which is a common investigative journalism angle.

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