More soon

And just minutes later, Carol Walker, on BBC News, allows some lawyer to come on and refer to the accusers in cases that collapsed as 'victims'. How can they still be 'victims' when their claims were thrown out of court? Unless you don't respect decisions if they don't suit you? This is the kind of lazy reporting that gives MWT so much licence to keep going. If journalists don't pounce on that kind of thing - people ignoring not guilty verdicts - then this madness will go on and on.

I'm almost about to give up on the reporting of these things. It's got to the stage where even lawyers do not seem respect the law apart from a few notable exceptions.

As I posted earlier (on another thread) the delay in deliberation seems to me to be, clear guilty on a certain number of charges, but doubt (as to whether they had been "proved" beyond a reasonable doubt?) on others.

That seems to have been the Jury's decision.

Of course, the sad things is that they will perceive this to be a "victory" for Operation Yewtree.

In The Know wrote:
As I posted earlier (on another thread) the delay in deliberation seems to me to be, clear guilty on a certain number of charges, but doubt (as to whether they had been "proved" beyond a reasonable doubt?) on others.

That seems to have been the Jury's decision.

Of course, the sad things is that they will perceive this to be a "victory" for Operation Yewtree.

Did you see that creep MWT outside court after, plugging his forthcoming doc on Clifford, praising (as you say) Operation Yewtree, and actually boasting that a new 'victim' had made contact with him as he stood outside the court!

Yes, I did, Pru .... quite shameless.
(Of course he will half-finished docs ready for everyone so he is always in the frame !)

Pru wrote:
In The Know wrote:
As I posted earlier (on another thread) the delay in deliberation seems to me to be, clear guilty on a certain number of charges, but doubt (as to whether they had been "proved" beyond a reasonable doubt?) on others.

That seems to have been the Jury's decision.

Of course, the sad things is that they will perceive this to be a "victory" for Operation Yewtree.

Did you see that creep MWT outside court after, plugging his forthcoming doc on Clifford, praising (as you say) Operation Yewtree, and actually boasting that a new 'victim' had made contact with him as he stood outside the court!

MWT doc be worth watching wonder how much bullshit he can find for a 60 minute programme ?

andrew wrote:
MWT doc be worth watching wonder how much bullshit he can find for a 60 minute programme ?

By watching you only fuel his claims.

Ignore him - thats the best way.
His backers will soon drop him if they know he doesn't have an audience.

I don't think he has an audience anyway ITK, Exposure is on late close enough to graveyard shift.

Bring back Cook Report.

andrew wrote:
I don't think he has an audience anyway ITK, Exposure is on late close enough to graveyard shift.

I didn't watch the last one either .... I picked up the stench just from the trailor.

We must not forget the accusations of bribes given to MWT.