Last Updated 12/11/2025 published 12/11/2025 by Hans Smedema

Investigative Report: The Matter of Ing. Hans Smedema v. The Kingdom of the Netherlands

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I. Introduction: Allegations of Systemic State-Sponsored Persecution

This investigative report examines the extensive and decades-long allegations brought forth by Dutch national Ing. Hans Smedema against the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The core of these allegations is not a series of isolated criminal acts, but a sustained, state-sponsored conspiracy of obstruction of justice, systemic institutional failure, and gross violations of fundamental human rights. The petitioner contends that these actions were methodically designed and executed over more than fifty years to ensure absolute impunity for high-ranking officials and their associates.

The central thesis of the petitioner’s claim is that a “secret Omerta organisation,” allegedly sanctioned by a “Royal Special Decree” around 1972/73, has systematically perverted the Dutch justice system to conceal severe crimes, including torture, systematic sexual abuse, unconsented medical procedures, and the tampering and destruction of evidence. The petitioner alleges this has resulted in the complete denial of his and his family’s fundamental rights and has effectively rendered him stateless within his own country.

This report will trace the chronology of these allegations, beginning with the foundational crimes purportedly committed in the 1970s. It will then document the petitioner’s exhaustive but futile attempts to secure domestic legal remedies following the return of his traumatic memories in 2000. Finally, it will analyze the alleged extension of this obstruction into the international arena, where attempts to seek justice from European and other international bodies were consistently blocked.

The following sections will begin with an examination of the historical origins of the alleged conspiracy and the crimes that precipitated a half-century of institutional denial.

II. The Foundational Crimes and Establishment of the Alleged Conspiracy (c. 1972 – 1999)

This section focuses on the initial, underlying crimes that allegedly precipitated the multi-decade cover-up. Understanding these events is of strategic importance, as they are presented as the motive for the subsequent, systemic obstruction of justice that has defined this case for over fifty years. The allegations from this period describe a horrifying series of personal violations that, according to the petitioner, necessitated the establishment of an extraordinary architecture of impunity.

The primary allegations of personal and psychological abuse against Hans Smedema and his then-wife, Wies Smedema, are detailed below:

• Systematic Drugging and Sexual Abuse: Beginning in 1972, Wies Smedema was allegedly systematically drugged, raped, and psychologically manipulated by perpetrators including Jan van Beek and Jaap Duijs. This abuse purportedly induced a state of severe dissociation, creating separate conscious states (referred to as ‘Wies1’ and ‘Wies2’ in the source dossier), effectively rendering her a “sex slave” who was unaware of the violations in her normal conscious state.
• Secret Sterilization: The petitioner claims that he was secretly and illegally made infertile in 1972, a fact that was concealed from him for decades.
• Psychological Torture and Conditioning: The petitioner alleges he was subjected to “secretly forced criminal electroshock torture” and “brainwashing” conducted by psychiatrist Prof. Dr. Onno van der Hart. These sessions were allegedly designed to psychologically condition the petitioner to be submissive and obey commands from Jaap Duijs.
• Paternity Fraud: It is claimed that the three children born to Wies Smedema are the result of rape by three different men. This alleged fact, along with the petitioner’s sterilization, was purportedly concealed from both Mr. Smedema and his wife.

The petitioner contends that the institutionalization of the cover-up was established almost immediately to conceal these crimes. The evidence provided points to an official and unofficial architecture of impunity.

• The “Royal Special Decree”: The central claim is that a secret decree, allegedly issued by Queen Juliana around 1972/73 and upheld by subsequent monarchs, established a “nationwide Omerta.” This decree is said to have granted immunity to the perpetrators and explicitly forbidden any investigation into their actions, placing them above the law. The power of this alleged decree is demonstrated in the subsequent obstruction, such as the order given to managing prosecutor Ruud Rosingh to halt his 1991 investigation.
• The “Joris Demmink Affair” as Context: The documented influence of Joris Demmink, as Secretary-General of the Ministry of Justice, over top appointments in the police and judiciary provides a plausible mechanism for the systemic failures in the Smedema case. This influence is described as having created a “culture of fear” within the justice system, where officials were silenced by “angst, echte angst voor repercussies” (“fear, real fear of repercussions”), neutralizing oversight and ensuring compliance with the alleged cover-up.

A specific, documented instance of early obstruction occurred in January 1991. The petitioner alleges that managing prosecutor Ruud Rosingh initiated an investigation into the rape of Wies Smedema. Shortly thereafter, he was purportedly forced by the Ministry of Justice to halt the inquiry and was subsequently relocated.

External validation for the existence of a high-level cover-up is cited in the case of Al Rust, an American military intelligence official. In 1983, Rust reportedly discovered a secret, 30+ page “Frankfurt Dossier” on Smedema, which was then deleted by Dutch authorities. After being wrongfully dismissed for his efforts to expose the truth, Rust later won a substantial damages claim of one million dollars against the Netherlands by using a copy of this dossier, thereby corroborating the existence of a high-level conspiracy and secret file.

These foundational crimes and the concurrent establishment of a sophisticated cover-up set the stage for the active, systemic obstruction that would confront the petitioner when his repressed memories began to surface.

III. A Systematic Campaign of Institutional Obstruction (2000 – Present)

This section documents the petitioner’s efforts to seek justice after his traumatic memories began returning in March 2000. The events that followed are framed not as isolated procedural failures or administrative errors, but as a coordinated, multi-faceted campaign of obstruction by state institutions designed to silence the petitioner and perpetuate the cover-up initiated decades earlier.

Obstruction by Law Enforcement and Prosecution

The petitioner’s attempts to engage the Dutch criminal justice system were met with a consistent pattern of refusal and dismissal.

• Refusal to File Official Reports: On April 26, 2004, police detective Haye Bruinsma informed the petitioner that he was explicitly forbidden by the Ministry of Justice from creating an official report (proces-verbaal) of the allegations. This act effectively blocked the formal initiation of any criminal complaint.
• Blocking of Investigations: The Public Prosecution Service has consistently refused to initiate any investigation into the extensive allegations of torture, sexual abuse, and other crimes.
• Dismissal by Courts: On June 30, 2005, the Court of Appeal in Leeuwarden rejected an “Article 12 procedure”—a legal mechanism to compel prosecution—stating there were “apparently no criminal offenses.”

The Weaponization of Psychiatry

A central pillar of the alleged obstruction has been the use of psychiatry to discredit the petitioner and invalidate his claims.

• “Institutional Gaslighting”: A key strategy has been to label the petitioner with a “delusional disorder.” This official narrative was codified in a 2007 Medical Disciplinary Tribunal ruling in Groningen, which concluded there was “no basis whatsoever” for his accusations and that his belief in a conspiracy existed only “in his delusion.” By codifying this diagnosis, the state created an official, authoritative pretext to dismiss all of the petitioner’s claims without engaging their substance, thereby justifying the subsequent refusal by police, courts, and lawyers to provide assistance.
• Forced Medication: The petitioner alleges that from 2003, he was secretly administered a potent antipsychotic medication, Risperdal, disguised as “baby aspirin.” This act was allegedly confirmed by a hospital in La Marina Baixa, Spain, in March 2022, when an anesthetist informed him: “Are you aware that the aspirin you take daily is no aspirin, but an antipsychotic?”
• Reframing Psychological Trauma: The state’s psychiatric narrative is contrasted with the petitioner’s counter-narrative, which frames his psychological state as a predictable clinical response to chronic, state-sponsored abuse. This includes diagnoses such as Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) and Betrayal Trauma, which are consistent with the long-term, inescapable, and interpersonal trauma he alleges.

Denial of the Right to Legal Representation

Since 2004, the petitioner claims that hundreds of Dutch lawyers have refused to provide legal assistance. He attributes this systematic denial to state interference, which has left him legally disarmed and forced to represent himself in all matters. In a response dated February 4, 2025, Minister of Justice and Security David van Weel allegedly advised the petitioner to “contact a lawyer,” a reply the petitioner describes as cynical given his documented, decades-long pleas about this very denial.

Failure of National Oversight Bodies

Attempts to seek redress from national oversight bodies have proven equally futile.

• National Ombudsman: Repeated complaints to the National Ombudsman were rejected in 2005, 2008, 2009, and as recently as 2025.
• The CTIVD Confirmation: These refusals are juxtaposed with the allegation that in March 2008, the Dutch Review Committee on the Intelligence and Security Services (CTIVD) verbally confirmed to the petitioner the existence of a “cover-up and conspiracy.” However, the CTIVD’s subsequent written report was contradictory, and they allegedly stated they could not influence the decisions of the government.

The complete failure of all domestic remedies forced the petitioner to turn to international channels in a desperate search for justice.

IV. The International Dimension: A Pattern of Evasion and Alleged Interference

Following the complete blockage of all domestic avenues for redress, the petitioner sought justice from international bodies. This section analyzes these attempts and the alleged extra-territorial actions taken by the Dutch state to obstruct them, demonstrating a pattern of evasion that extended beyond the Netherlands’ borders.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)

In 2005/2006, the petitioner’s complaint to the European Court of Human Rights was declared inadmissible.

• Official Grounds: The ECHR officially rejected the complaint based on Articles 34 and 35 of the Convention, citing a “failure to exhaust domestic remedies.”
• Allegation of State Deception: The petitioner claims this decision was predicated on false and misleading information provided by the Dutch Ministry of Justice. He alleges the Ministry concealed the systemic and state-orchestrated denial of legal counsel, which made it impossible for him to exhaust domestic remedies. This, he argues, created a “Kafkaesque trap” where the state engineered the very procedural failure that the ECHR then cited as grounds for dismissal.

Asylum Requests in the United States

The petitioner made multiple asylum requests in the United States in 2009, 2013/14, and 2016/17, which were met with alleged interference from the Netherlands.

• Judicial and Investigative Findings: The petitioner reports that during his 2009 asylum proceedings, US Immigration Judge Rex J. Ford found “5 good grounds for asylum.” Furthermore, he claims that investigations by the FBI and CIA confirmed aspects of his case, including the existence of a conspiracy.
• Alleged Royal Obstruction: An extraordinary allegation is made that in March 2017, King Willem-Alexander, acting in his capacity as a co-pilot for KLM, personally and corruptly intervened to block a formal US asylum offer while the aircraft was in American airspace, an act constituting potential interference with the sovereign legal processes of another nation.

Torture and Complicity on Spanish Soil

The petitioner alleges that the campaign of abuse continued even after he went into forced exile in Spain.

• Specific Incidents: The petitioner recounts being lured into electroshock torture sessions in Catral (2008) and Benidorm (2010). These sessions allegedly involved psychiatrist Onno van der Hart and Jaap Duijs.
• Alleged Spanish Complicity: During the 2010 incident in Benidorm, local police who arrived at the scene were allegedly ordered by a “higher Spanish level” not to intervene. The petitioner claims this was the result of Spanish authorities being misled by “false fraudulent information” supplied by the Dutch Ministry of Justice to secure their non-interference.

Persistent Denial by European Union Institutions

Attempts to engage European Union institutions have been consistently rejected, with each body deferring to the others or citing jurisdictional limitations.

EU Institution	Date of Final Refusal	Stated Reason for Inaction
European Parliament	June 2021	Deemed “inadmissible” due to “incoherent reasoning with an unclear link to the Union’s fields of activity.”
European Commission	May 15, 2025	Assessed the matter as “not related to the implementation of European Union law” and a matter of Member State responsibility for internal security.
European Ombudsman	August 18, 2025	Found “not sufficient grounds to open an inquiry,” deeming the Commission’s reply “appropriate and reasonable.”

This unbroken chain of domestic and international obstruction reveals a consistent methodology of impunity that must now be analyzed not as a series of events, but as a deliberate and systemic architecture of state failure.

V. Analysis of Systemic Failure and State-Level Complicity

The preceding chronology establishes a consistent pattern of conduct that, when analyzed, constitutes a textbook case of systemic state capture and institutional perversion. This section synthesizes the evidence to construct a cohesive analysis of the alleged architecture of impunity within the Netherlands, which appears to have successfully neutralized all domestic and international attempts at securing justice.

The defining characteristics of the petitioner’s claims demonstrate systemic political corruption, or “state capture.”

1. Infiltration of Justice: The alleged “decisive and compelling” influence of Joris Demmink over all top appointments in the police and judiciary created a network of patronage. This, combined with a pervasive “culture of fear”—driven by “angst, echte angst voor repercussies” (“fear, real fear of repercussions”)—within the Ministry of Justice, allegedly neutralized internal oversight and guaranteed compliance with the cover-up.
2. Manipulation of Legal and Medical Systems: The petitioner’s allegations describe the systematic weaponization of state institutions. The use of a psychiatric diagnosis (“delusional disorder”) to discredit the victim, the alleged falsification of DNA paternity tests and MRI scans, and the manipulation of court proceedings were employed not to ascertain the truth, but to construct a false official narrative and perpetuate an abuse of process.
3. Impunity Guaranteed from the Highest Level: The alleged “Royal Special Decree” is identified as the ultimate source of impunity. This measure purportedly placed a network of officials and their criminal actions entirely above the law and the constitutional order, creating a shadow state accountable to no one.

This architecture of impunity was operationalized through a specific legal strategy, which can be defined as a “Kafkaesque Trap.” This is a deliberate, four-step process of institutional abuse designed to render a victim powerless:

1. First, the State engineers a legal impossibility for the victim to obtain legal representation. This is evidenced by the petitioner’s claim that “hundreds of Dutch lawyers have refused to provide legal assistance since 2004.”
2. Second, this forces the victim to act pro se (representing himself). This is demonstrated by the petitioner being compelled to file his own complaints with domestic courts and the ECHR.
3. Third, the victim’s pro se submissions, which inevitably contain procedural flaws, are rejected because of those flaws. This is perfectly illustrated by the 2005/2006 ECHR inadmissibility decision, which was based on the petitioner’s “failure to exhaust domestic remedies”—a direct consequence of being unable to secure counsel.
4. Finally, the State uses these procedural rejections as “proof” that the underlying case is without merit, thus creating a closed, self-validating circle of injustice.

The international implications of these alleged state actions are profound. The purported provision of fraudulent information to authorities in Spain and the United States, along with the active obstruction of international legal processes, represent a severe breach of the principle of sincere cooperation. Such actions undermine the mutual trust that is foundational to the European Union’s entire legal order and its cooperation in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice.

The totality of the evidence demonstrates a profound breakdown of the rule of law, where state institutions were allegedly transformed from instruments of justice into tools of persecution.

VI. Conclusion: A Manifest Failure of the Rule of Law

The case of Ing. Hans Smedema, as documented through the provided evidence and allegations, presents not as an isolated miscarriage of justice but as a textbook case of systemic institutional failure and state-level complicity. The petitioner’s claims, spanning more than half a century, paint a portrait of a coordinated, multi-generational effort by elements within the Dutch state to conceal heinous crimes, systematically deny a citizen his fundamental rights, and ensure absolute impunity for a protected network of individuals.

The petitioner’s core contention—that the Netherlands has refused and will continue to refuse any proper investigation into his allegations—is substantiated by the consistent, multi-decade pattern of obstruction and denial. Every level of the Dutch state, from local police to the Public Prosecution Service, the courts, the National Ombudsman, and the highest levels of government, has allegedly participated in this multi-decade onrechtmatige daad (wrongful act). Furthermore, the alleged active interference in international proceedings in the United States, Spain, and before European institutions validates the claim that this is not a matter of procedural oversight but of deliberate state policy.

The evidence submitted demonstrates a profound and persistent violation by an EU Member State of its foundational obligations under its own constitution, the European Convention on Human Rights, the UN Convention Against Torture, and the Treaty on European Union. The systematic denial of an effective remedy, the weaponization of state institutions to discredit a victim, and the alleged guarantee of impunity from the highest political levels constitute a fundamental breakdown of the rule of law. This situation warrants the direct and urgent attention of the international body to which this report is submitted.