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originally posted by: CJCrawley
He had a fascination for guns, likely knew how to use one, and was known (indeed, still is) for following women around.
originally posted by: Scope and a Beam
a reply to: mirageman
Whilst I don't doubt the BBC is capable of such a thing, everyone please remember that this is being reported in the Daily Mail, a right wing rag sheet with no integrity or care for facts.
Strikes me as odd that Dando would hand the folder over to her employers too. Surely as a journalist you'd head straight to the papers to avoid having it all squashed and kept quiet...
originally posted by: Eagleyedobserver
If you Kill someone for speaking out You're a straight Pus**
No wonder they never got a real woman or should I say a real man ?
The kids were boys...right?
These people had almost all they could want they were in places of responsibility power and wealth yet they abused tge system totally by forcing themselves upon their own citizens?(in the case of politicians) and fans (in the case of celebrities).
originally posted by: DodgyDawg
This issue really scares me.
These people had almost all they could want they were in places of responsibility power and wealth yet they abused tge system totally by forcing themselves upon thier own citizens?(in the case of politicians) and fans (in the case of celebrities).
originally posted by: VoidHawk
Its quite obvious that both the bbc and many within the police force have actively tried to cover up these stories. I think those involved in covering up should face the same charges as those who actually committed the abuse. The only way they should be able to avoid such charges is if they speak up right now!
There should be a public announcement made via all TV channels and newspapers. It should give all those who have information two weeks to speak up, if they fail to do so then they should be charged and treated as if they had committed the abuse.
originally posted by: uncommitted
originally posted by: VoidHawk
Its quite obvious that both the bbc and many within the police force have actively tried to cover up these stories. I think those involved in covering up should face the same charges as those who actually committed the abuse. The only way they should be able to avoid such charges is if they speak up right now!
There should be a public announcement made via all TV channels and newspapers. It should give all those who have information two weeks to speak up, if they fail to do so then they should be charged and treated as if they had committed the abuse.
For your last sentence, so that is charged as guilty because..... because you think they should be. That's nice isn't it. I guess you like that kind of vigilante talk, that mob mentality talk, as long as you personally never become the victim of it?
Please don't say 'it's about the kids'. Yes it is, but only those found and proven guilty should be treated as such.
originally posted by: VoidHawk
originally posted by: uncommitted
originally posted by: VoidHawk
Its quite obvious that both the bbc and many within the police force have actively tried to cover up these stories. I think those involved in covering up should face the same charges as those who actually committed the abuse. The only way they should be able to avoid such charges is if they speak up right now!
There should be a public announcement made via all TV channels and newspapers. It should give all those who have information two weeks to speak up, if they fail to do so then they should be charged and treated as if they had committed the abuse.
For your last sentence, so that is charged as guilty because..... because you think they should be. That's nice isn't it. I guess you like that kind of vigilante talk, that mob mentality talk, as long as you personally never become the victim of it?
Please don't say 'it's about the kids'. Yes it is, but only those found and proven guilty should be treated as such.
I was referring to those who've witnessed the abuse but choose to remain silent. Unless they've been threatened in some serious way they are indeed guilty!
Mob mentality!? Where did I mention mob or vigilante?
I DIDN'T DID I
I was saying that they should face the legal system, and our legal system allows for that!