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correct me if I'm wrong but I believe shows like this are supposed to present both points a view from what I'm seeing it's a very one sided view on the situation
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I do find it weird how some of the victims description of events make it sound like they were with him all the time.
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I'm not far from where he used to live in Leeds about 5 mins in a car...can't say I ever saw anything odd about him when I saw him jogging around the local park unless he was hunting for kids.
However my wife used to work at the local Ice Cream stall some 18 years or so ago and she said that when he was out jogging he usually had a load of males with him so I would be more inclined to think he was the other way. I'm sure if this was true it would have come out a long time ago...fair enough he may have had a "status" attached to him but in this day and age it doesn't matter who you are nobody has weight any more. This is a load of tosh they either want publicity or after some ££ cash. |
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so one sided no right of reply at all shocking stuff :(
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but to have blurred reconstructions going on all the way through. is a but silly. |
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now watching Esther Rantzen bit of a hypocrite could have said something years ago
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Well, guilty or not guilty?
It was a bit dramatised. the blurred reconstructions. the constant filming of him in a dim lit room concentraing on a laptop screen. but all that aside. there's the video evidence of how Saville would always be groping the girls/women. and his comments and views on what Gary Glitter did. |
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They'll probably be too busy anyway, enforcing the smoking ban or catching motorists going 1MPH over the speed limit! |
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Police usually prosecute at 10% + 1 over the limit, at which speed you are very likely posing a risk to to your own health and that of other road users. It's just as well they don't act on rumours, though, as a rumour such as the one you're peddling could destroy someone's reputation and their means of making a living. |
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