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hedda wrote:
Jo wrote:
In his "Exclusive investigation into Max Clifford" video on YouTube, Williams-Thomas says near the start "The routine is familiar to Jessica. Without her, Clifford might not be in prison. She was the first victim to come forward, approaching me after the Jimmy Savile scandal broke". Her identity is disguised, named as "Jessica", with her face blurred and a baritone voice. Another of his alleged victims, who went public with her story after the trial, apparently works as a medium. I can't help but wonder whether Clifford too was falsely accused, even if some might think he got a taste of his own medicine. I feel sorry for his daughter.
I don't Think Mary is that bright. It doesn't seem to have occurred to him that he's almost like the Max Clifford of sex allegations and is yet to understand it can come back and bite with a vengeance.
Still, early days.
Quite so, hedda. Lie down with dogs, get up with fleas.
Apart from that, what a fucking horrible, tasteless, undignified thing to post online on the day of a man's death. Contrast that with what JK wrote above. |
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hedda |
Jo wrote:
In his "Exclusive investigation into Max Clifford" video on YouTube, Williams-Thomas says near the start "The routine is familiar to Jessica. Without her, Clifford might not be in prison. She was the first victim to come forward, approaching me after the Jimmy Savile scandal broke". Her identity is disguised, named as "Jessica", with her face blurred and a baritone voice. Another of his alleged victims, who went public with her story after the trial, apparently works as a medium. I can't help but wonder whether Clifford too was falsely accused, even if some might think he got a taste of his own medicine. I feel sorry for his daughter.
I don't Think Mary is that bright. It doesn't seem to have occurred to him that he's almost like the Max Clifford of sex allegations and is yet to understand it can come back and bite with a vengeance.
Still, early days. |
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honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
I do too,Jo.All this nonsense after someone dies is just an attack on the relatives and serves no other purpose.
It seems cowardly.
I agree, honey. MWT seems to have no qualms about kicking someone once they're dead, like Jimmy Savile, or pouring salt into the wounds of a bereaved daughter, as in his Investigator programme, though she apparently approached him (www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/daughter-mis...ckman-breaks-8559197). A long as it's a prurient story, that's what seems to matter. |
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honey!oh sugar sugar. |
Jo wrote:
In his "Exclusive investigation into Max Clifford" video on YouTube, Williams-Thomas says near the start "The routine is familiar to Jessica. Without her, Clifford might not be in prison. She was the first victim to come forward, approaching me after the Jimmy Savile scandal broke". Her identity is disguised, named as "Jessica", with her face blurred and a baritone voice. Another of his alleged victims, who went public with her story after the trial, apparently works as a medium. I can't help but wonder whether Clifford too was falsely accused, even if some might think he got a taste of his own medicine. I feel sorry for his daughter.
I do too,Jo.All this nonsense after someone dies is just an attack on the relatives and serves no other purpose.
It seems cowardly. |
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Jo |
In his "Exclusive investigation into Max Clifford" video on YouTube, Williams-Thomas says near the start "The routine is familiar to Jessica. Without her, Clifford might not be in prison. She was the first victim to come forward, approaching me after the Jimmy Savile scandal broke". Her identity is disguised, named as "Jessica", with her face blurred and a baritone voice. Another of his alleged victims, who went public with her story after the trial, apparently works as a medium. I can't help but wonder whether Clifford too was falsely accused, even if some might think he got a taste of his own medicine. I feel sorry for his daughter. |
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