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Topic History of: Savile case/Nigel Evans case/DLT/NSPCC
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JK2006 |
Just to precis (for those millions of readers who visit this site and simply don't understand the repercussions of cases like these)…
* the Nigel Evans case will probably lead to allegations (false or otherwise) being lodged against other politicians; some far more senior and (crucially) "HIGH PROFILE". Which may, subsequently (unless any of those about to be prosecuted read this first and decide that, after 14 years of moaning, I might have a point and it might be worth doing something about the current legal state of affairs on the subject of sex).
* the Savile case being heard today may have NatWest declared unfit executors (with massive consequences, financially, for them… us - we're share holders).
If NOT - then Judges have decided that dead people MAY be considered guilty without trial and future claims (against dead Judges, for example) must mean that claims against anyone's estate can allow their money to be grabbed by accusers. This could lead to many "victims" coming forward, remembering abuse by men in wigs.
* the DLT case may shine a spotlight on the behaviour of individual police officers (if his team has any imagination and courage).
* the NSPCC report has several very odd statements in it and needs to be minutely examined (read Anna Raccoon's comments below her latest blog topic).
"Would they actually have believed me?" - the report is called, something this victim of false allegations has often wondered. |
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