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Sunday, 09 May 2004 |
So the circus continues. I have no idea whether the man is guilty or not
but I do know that society seems terrified to consider the possibility that
people DO lie in order to make loads of money, be it through compensation
or future media fees, and that there are many other reasons for inventing
or inflating encounters, from genuine delusion to a desire for revenge or
for attention and sympathy. What's the betting that, if another bimbo
approaches someone like Max with a Beckham affair story, he tells her,
helpfully, that there's no more to be made from THAT story but if, of
course, she's been RAPED (and only if it was true, of course, as he told
the Hamiltons woman) she should go to the police and THEN he'd represent
her. It's a murky world down there, at the bottom of the sea of false
allegations.
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