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Stuart Hall NOT GUILTY of 18 charges of rape and indecent assault
TOPIC: Stuart Hall NOT GUILTY of 18 charges of rape and indecent assault
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Stuart Hall NOT GUILTY of 18 charges of rape and indecent assault 11 Years, 2 Months ago
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Guilty of one indecent assault.
Questions need to be asked about CPS and police behaviour.
People change memories over time. I'm sure every single claimant believed their claims. But without proof or evidence we must assume that, if anything did happen, the circumstances and emotions have been altered significantly by time and memory.
This is why "you should NOT be believed".
It's not just the crime of false allegations that the CPS and police should not be encouraging, but genuine delusions, exaggerations and inaccuracies which, if believed, can cause great distress, misery and possible death - often far worse abuses than the alleged original claims.
And it's time we, the bosses of the CPS and the police, told them to STOP encouraging this behaviour, whether intentional or not.
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Re:Stuart Hall NOT GUILTY of 18 charges of rape and indecent assault 11 Years, 2 Months ago
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JK2006 wrote:
Rigsby; do please watch Vile Pervert: The Sequel, or at least listen to my song Plead Guilty, in which I sing "do NOT, under any circumstances, fall for the legal persuasion to plead guilty to crimes you have not committed in order to get lower sentences".
Then examine the tiny, short sentences initially given to Hall by the Judge. For a 9 year old? Extraordinary - unless it was only a tiny allegation.
Examining court transcripts it turns out he put a hand on her leg whilst reading her and her brother a bedtime story.
Then condemn if you feel you should.
I thought it was "digital penetration"?  Am I muxed ip?
It seems peculiar that first he was guilty of almost everything and this time of almost nothing,but we simply cant tell in trials that dont need evidence and where defendants are encouraged to plead guilty,but if he says he did it, is perfectly reasonable to believe him.
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