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greeninferno 14-08-2014 19:32

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
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Originally Posted by Kabaal (Post 35721708)
I hope that this is just someone trying to get money out of McCartney or some twisted type of fame. It's disheartening seeing so many icons of our recent history turning out to be evil paedos.

TBH honest most of them are absolute cretins.

Derek 14-08-2014 20:27

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
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Originally Posted by madmax215 (Post 35721672)
Since when has it been within the law for the police to gain entry to a probety without the owners consent, as far as I know they have to give the owner a search warrent or arrest him to search the house.

If the house is empty and a warrant is obtained they won't wait until the occupier comes back home. The warrant empowers the Police to force entry.

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35721675)
I do get a sense that these house searches are just a fishing expedition. If an allegation has been made that photos were taken and might still be there, that is one thing, but to search on the off chance there is evidence of other wrongdoing is quite another.

There needs to be some evidence of criminality before a warrant is granted, there isn't just a stack of them sitting about waiting for a celebrity to move to the area so they can punt his door in.

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Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35721643)
Don't know what's going on nowadays with our police. Why would they release this statement without him being arrested or charged.

To stop rumours for a start. The press etc would know fine well a search was ongoing thanks to neighbours and twitter. A Police press release gets the facts straight before the Internet gossip squads can start.

nomadking 14-08-2014 21:15

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
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Originally Posted by Derek (Post 35721766)
If the house is empty and a warrant is obtained they won't wait until the occupier comes back home. The warrant empowers the Police to force entry. There needs to be some evidence of criminality before a warrant is granted, there isn't just a stack of them sitting about waiting for a celebrity to move to the area so they can punt his door in. To stop rumours for a start. The press etc would know fine well a search was ongoing thanks to neighbours and twitter. A Police press release gets the facts straight before the Internet gossip squads can start.

I can understand searching premises where there is an allegation of theft or something involving a physical object eg drugs, but what physical evidence after all this time could there be about this specific allegation? They seem to just look on the off chance there is evidence of unconnected offences.

spreadsheet 14-08-2014 21:20

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
what bugs me - and I wrote a letter to the home secretary to which I got no reply

even if people are as guilty as hell - there should be no trial by media

it's not right

TheDaddy 14-08-2014 23:45

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
Just goes to show, you never know what dangers lurk in the shadows :)

Boodum tish

Derek 15-08-2014 07:50

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35721778)
I can understand searching premises where there is an allegation of theft or something involving a physical object eg drugs, but what physical evidence after all this time could there be about this specific allegation? They seem to just look on the off chance there is evidence of unconnected offences.

Well off the top of my head thee could be photographs, diaries etc. all of which could give corroboration to the allegations.

alanbjames 15-08-2014 11:26

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
Since Cliff Richard has homes abroad and spends a lot of his time there, surely if these allegations are true and photos do exist he would have had the sense not to leave them in his UK residence?

MalteseFalcon 15-08-2014 11:48

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
Yes, I thought that. Wonder if his properties abroad will also be searched?

Derek 15-08-2014 15:06

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
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Originally Posted by alanbjames (Post 35721863)
Since Cliff Richard has homes abroad and spends a lot of his time there, surely if these allegations are true and photos do exist he would have had the sense not to leave them in his UK residence?

Probably. Mind you if people thought things through Gary Glitter wouldn't have taken a hard drive chock full of child pornography into PC World for them to fix.

Gary L 15-08-2014 17:36

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Can you believe Cliff Richard is going to prison?

madmax215 15-08-2014 17:57

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He has not been arrested, they are just looking for clues. but it would kill christmas if he is charged, everybody sings his x-mas hits.

MalteseFalcon 15-08-2014 18:00

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
Police saying more have come forward since yesterday.

heero_yuy 15-08-2014 18:05

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
Well I know from industry insiders that there were a lot of rumours circulating in the eighties. There's no smoke without fire as they say.

Mr Banana 15-08-2014 18:27

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35721960)
Well I know from industry insiders that there were a lot of rumours circulating in the eighties. There's no smoke without fire as they say.

There is also no guilt without a charge and a trial.

Arthurgray50@blu 15-08-2014 18:37

Re: Operation Yewtree
 
Two points to make.

Police can enter properties, if owners are not there - l believe its called a section 18. But needs a senior officers / mags order.

This news is again somthing brought by someone who cannot be named. I cannot beleive it. In fact l would go as far to say - its ********.


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