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Savile - Police pursue 120 "lines of enquiry" 12 Years, 9 Months ago
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www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19887019
Can anyone tell me what the point of all this is?
You cannot prosecute someone who is dead !!!!!!!!
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Last Edit: 2012/10/09 17:51 By JK2006.
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Re:Savile - Police pursue 120 "lines of enquiry" 12 Years, 9 Months ago
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The police chief in charge of the investigation reveals 8 official complaints and says "he'd be in custody".
Without any investigation?
Just as a result of complaints?
Says it all about our judicial system. No evidence needed. The women might have been 16 or older ("He found teenage girls attractive" he spat scornfully - 4 out of 7 teenage girls are legal sexual partners).
Of course there may have been no consent; in which case I find the fact that 100% of the victims went home happy (and probably boasting "I met a star") to be odd.
Of course, we know from Esther "children never lie". Tell that to Jamie Bulger. We know adults who grow up "never lie". Tell that to the thousands of false accusers.
But the public don't have enough brain cells to think about it. And the media, regarding readers, listeners and viewers as morons, can only carry the one extreme view.
We are going to hell in a handcart and what annoys me is... we are steering and pushing it.
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Last Edit: 2012/10/09 17:52 By JK2006.
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Re:Savile - Police pursue 120 "lines of enquiry" 12 Years, 9 Months ago
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I wonder why Savile lied when he said that he'd never visited the Haute de la Garenne children's home in Jersey. Eventually, you know, he was forced to retract that statement when photographic evidence to the contrary was produced. Did you know his name came up in Lenny Harper's abuse investigations? Also, he was interviewed by the police under caution in 2007; and somebody told the police in 2004 that he was travelling to Goa (while in his 70s) to find underage girls. You have to agree that it doesn't look good does it.
Just as a small aside, when you were 15 Ken, did you ever have any experiences with middle-aged men? Did you find of them remotely 'attractive'? Did any 'seduce' you? Had the opportunity arisen, would you have 'gone' for it? I very much doubt it.
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Re:Savile - Police pursue 120 12 Years, 9 Months ago
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In The Know wrote:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19887019
Can anyone tell me what the point of all this is?
You cannot prosecute someone who is dead !!!!!!!!
Thanks ITK,
This is exactly what I have been trying to find out. Please let me know if you discover.
Best Wishes,
Jim
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Re:Savile - Police pursue 120 "lines of enquiry" 12 Years, 9 Months ago
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I suppose first, we have to decide if anything happened at all, secondly, if anything DID happen, did anyone complain? If anyone complained, who did they complain to?
The world has changed. If Jimmy Savile's behaviour in 1958 is to be judged by 2012 standards and his reputation and legacy affected, I think the same process should be applied to the government, the police and the state.
I'm still also suspicious that anyone truly damaged by being "abused" by anyone should keep quiet about it for so long.
If my life was a mess and I knew it was because I'd been abused, I'd have done something about it, talked about it, sought counselling.
Don't we, as a society, have bigger fish to fry than this and if our police are running around doing the media's bidding, shouldn't we stop that?
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