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TOPIC: Nursery abuse
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Re:Nursery abuse 14 Years, 7 Months ago
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I toured a few boards looking at reaction to this subject. Here are some of my thoughts.
A person may admit guilt to avoid a more serious charge, even if innocent, because they feel so desperate. I have witnessed this a few times. It might be suggested to them that to avoid a charge of attempted rape and the prospect of a very long sentence they could admit to indecent assault. Many fall for this.
Reports claim the the police were appalled at the seriousness of the photographs they seized. They have been known to make similar claims about images which only show a boy with his shirt off. Key wording has major impact. "Children" "images" "Police are appalled", etc. None of those words really tell us the truth. Even the word seized is used for dramatic effect as, quite often, items are handed over voluntarily and not 'seized' at all.
This morning a government spokesman interviewed on BBC Radio 4 claimed that while CRB checks can't see inside someone's mind, they can prevent people who already have convictions from working with children. In fact, for many years, anyone applying to work with children (professionally) has had to undergo a police check as standard practice. The new CRB system does add such a requirement to voluntary workers, but this case shows the limitations of such a scheme. Even when a full CRB check is made it cannot detect future behaviour or intention. As it would have been easier to simply extend the usual standard police check to voluntary workers, I have to assume that this system is intended for more than has so far been admitted. Is it more about further controlling the populace than about protecting children? The best way to protect children is through vigilance and common sense, not through creating a system which creates false false perceptions (i.e. he's got a CRB certificate so he's safe, even though it proves nothing of the kind).
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Re:Nursery abuse,or Tabloid abuse? 14 Years, 7 Months ago
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www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1217415...-young-children.html
Just to take the media frenzy a step further the Mail now has a headline about how she's going to be anonymous on release,and how 'we' will have to pay for it.
But hey,just a mo,she's not even been sentenced yet.Secondly even the mail admits they can only apply for this near the end of her sentence,and the Mail does mention it will probably be a long one.Thirdly this threat of violence to their person...isn't it being whipped up by the media in the first place? The very same media that is complaining about us having to pay for it?
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Re:Husband abuse 14 Years, 7 Months ago
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Hubby of accused Nursery worker no doubt smells the rustling of notes as his complete disappearance suddenly ends for a newspaper interview.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1218011...dentify-victims.html
Remember the marriage vows,'for better or worse',obviously he only remembers 'for richer or poorer'....and he probably only heard the 'richer' part.
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Re:Nursery abuse 14 Years, 7 Months ago
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of course I forgot about the very important compensation angle. If they remain silent..perhaps everyone can claim !
The NoTW tale today with the husband and daughters is extraordinary-complete with the father apparently being able to give permission to publish his underaged daughter's photographs!
But the comments that follow show how screwy it's all become..praising them endlessly because they were paid for the story !.
talk about twisted values
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