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Topic History of: Probably not the most reliable witness in the world
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Chris Retro	Of course, what people are failing to realise is Mr Talbot was also a fairly young man at the time - but is being tried as 'a dirty old man' 40 years later. Sounds to me like he acted with a bit too much "gay abandon" - reckless is not the word, especially for the less tolerant times. But should a hapless young buffoon be branded a 'predator' in his old age? He already has a 'criminal record' though
andrew	giles2008 wrote: There was an ITV documentary in 1975 called "Sex And The 14 Year Old". It was an ITV "This Week". Caused a bit of a stink as it involved someone putting a condom on a banana in its opening sequence. It has probably long since been buried. Reminds of the porno movie shown in Taxi Driver.
JK2006	Ah now that is fascinating Chris; please try to find out more. I think I saw Ian Brown shopping in Whiteleys when I was there to watch the Theory of Everything last Saturday.
Chris Retro	Apparently there was a lot said by Mr Brown that "couldn't be reported" - chiefly that he also tore into the prosecution too and questioned what it was really all about and why they had subpoena'd him, someone classed a 'celebrity', to give evidence when he wasn't part of any of the allegations
giles2008	There was an ITV documentary in 1975 called "Sex And The 14 Year Old". It was an ITV "This Week". Caused a bit of a stink as it involved someone putting a condom on a banana in its opening sequence. It has probably long since been buried.