The Saville Case - who's next
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Re: The Saville Case - who's next
There are so many from that time what could be implicated (I'm not saying guilty, but aware/known):
Cheggers: 25-1
Reid: 20-1
Kelly: evens (no smoke without fire)
Tarrent: 16-3
Corbett: evens (always had his hand up Sue and wasn't shy with Sooty)
Wilmot: 100-1 (outsider)
Jim Davidson: 15-1 (has come forward saying the witch hunt has to stop - sign of guilt)
Edmunds: never trust a man with a beard.
Rantzen has all the answers here in my view. She needs to start grassing.
Cheggers: 25-1
Reid: 20-1
Kelly: evens (no smoke without fire)
Tarrent: 16-3
Corbett: evens (always had his hand up Sue and wasn't shy with Sooty)
Wilmot: 100-1 (outsider)
Jim Davidson: 15-1 (has come forward saying the witch hunt has to stop - sign of guilt)
Edmunds: never trust a man with a beard.
Rantzen has all the answers here in my view. She needs to start grassing.
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Re: The Saville Case - who's next
The way that copper was talking on Sky News on Friday suggests this is even bigger than any of us have realised........
........... I'm going for a link (perhaps nothing more than that) to a member of the royal family..........
........... I'm going for a link (perhaps nothing more than that) to a member of the royal family..........
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Re: The Saville Case - who's next
His mate 'Jim the pill' from the Louis Theroux doco has to be a contender.
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Re: The Saville Case - who's next
That bellend with the giant hammer and luminous clothing, used to present kiddies TV....Timmy Mallett. That's another.
Jeremy Beadle? He was the only person with a hand small enough surely?
Jeremy Beadle? He was the only person with a hand small enough surely?
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Re: The Saville Case - who's next
I just read through the lists posted saying 'yeah I bet he did', 'oh god I hope he get's done for something'.
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Why? Do you have any factual basis for that or is it a gut reaction to him personally because he's a bit effeminate? No danger of a witch hunt here then, eh?
As I recall, the previous accusations against Kelly were thoroughly discredited. He had my sympathy because he was a pretty easy target. Any apparently gay/effeminate man in public life has always been particularly vulnerable to random accusations of kiddy fiddling because of deep-seated prejudices.
And the "no smoke without fire" comment that followed yours only emphasises the danger of this becoming a mindless witch hunt and ruining the lives of innocent people.
As I recall, the previous accusations against Kelly were thoroughly discredited. He had my sympathy because he was a pretty easy target. Any apparently gay/effeminate man in public life has always been particularly vulnerable to random accusations of kiddy fiddling because of deep-seated prejudices.
And the "no smoke without fire" comment that followed yours only emphasises the danger of this becoming a mindless witch hunt and ruining the lives of innocent people.
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Re: The Saville Case - who's next
Why? Do you have any factual basis for that or is it a gut reaction to him personally because he's a bit effeminate? No danger of a witch hunt here then, eh?
As I recall, the previous accusations against Kelly were thoroughly discredited. He had my sympathy because he was a pretty easy target. Any apparently gay/effeminate man in public life has always been particularly vulnerable to random accusations of kiddy fiddling because of deep-seated prejudices.
And the "no smoke without fire" comment that followed yours only emphasises the danger of this becoming a mindless witch hunt and ruining the lives of innocent people.
As I recall, the previous accusations against Kelly were thoroughly discredited. He had my sympathy because he was a pretty easy target. Any apparently gay/effeminate man in public life has always been particularly vulnerable to random accusations of kiddy fiddling because of deep-seated prejudices.
And the "no smoke without fire" comment that followed yours only emphasises the danger of this becoming a mindless witch hunt and ruining the lives of innocent people.
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Re: The Saville Case - who's next
There are so many from that time what could be implicated (I'm not saying guilty, but aware/known):
Cheggers: 25-1
Reid: 20-1
Kelly: evens (no smoke without fire)
Tarrent: 16-3
Corbett: evens (always had his hand up Sue and wasn't shy with Sooty)
Wilmot: 100-1 (outsider)
Jim Davidson: 15-1 (has come forward saying the witch hunt has to stop - sign of guilt)
Edmunds: never trust a man with a beard.
Rantzen has all the answers here in my view. She needs to start grassing.
Cheggers: 25-1
Reid: 20-1
Kelly: evens (no smoke without fire)
Tarrent: 16-3
Corbett: evens (always had his hand up Sue and wasn't shy with Sooty)
Wilmot: 100-1 (outsider)
Jim Davidson: 15-1 (has come forward saying the witch hunt has to stop - sign of guilt)
Edmunds: never trust a man with a beard.
Rantzen has all the answers here in my view. She needs to start grassing.