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Topic History of: "Bonkers but brilliant" BBC reporter describes raping a celebrity
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honey!oh sugar sugar. JK2006 wrote:
Incidentally I use the word "rape", as above, as in violating, ruining without permission, wrecking a life.

And could possibly be more damaging.
JK2006 Incidentally I use the word "rape", as above, as in violating, ruining without permission, wrecking a life.
JK2006 How about the E-Mail describing where police were hiding, in trees, which was why Johnson couldn't get great shots from the helicopter. Good heavens, they very nearly moved vehicles to a better place for BBC air shots! It beggars belief - not that police and media collude but that they dare try to deny it in court!
JK2006 Extraordinary language in Cliff case - what planet do media and police live in? Sheer insanity to reveal that the only thing that matters is a great story. Don't worry how many lives are being destroyed, media. Don't worry about the truth, police. Bonkers but barmy.