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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. 12:20 - Nov 10 with 1676 views

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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:46 - Nov 10

Steve_M

It's appropriate to link the fuller investigation here:

https://www.theguardian.com/tv

It makes for grim reading.

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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:54 - Nov 10

hype313

Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:46 - Nov 10 by Steve_M
It's appropriate to link the fuller investigation here: https://www.theguardian.com/tv It makes for grim reading.

Jeez, that's awful.

He's toast.

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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:56 - Nov 10

SirBobbysBoys

Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:46 - Nov 10 by Steve_M
It's appropriate to link the fuller investigation here: https://www.theguardian.com/tv It makes for grim reading.

The next wrong un to be going to prison hopefully. The media/TV industry is seemingly full of them.

Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:57 - Nov 10

DanTheMan

Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:46 - Nov 10 by Steve_M
It's appropriate to link the fuller investigation here: https://www.theguardian.com/tv It makes for grim reading.

Well this is a horrible read.

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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 13:32 - Nov 10

homer_123

Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:46 - Nov 10 by Steve_M
It's appropriate to link the fuller investigation here: https://www.theguardian.com/tv It makes for grim reading.

As difficult as that is to read (and it is) just how bad must it be for those that have lived through it?

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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 14:06 - Nov 10

ElderGrizzly

Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 12:54 - Nov 10 by hype313
Jeez, that's awful. He's toast.

Apparently he has tried to kill himself twice this year already and that was their basis for trying to keep it out of the media.

His lawyers did seem to be throwing very random angles, including linking to anonymity for the Bulger case.

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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 14:17 - Nov 10

ITFC_Essex

Another nonce and sex offender enabled by the BBC.

More to follow.

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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 14:25 - Nov 10

homer_123

Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 14:17 - Nov 10 by ITFC_Essex
Another nonce and sex offender enabled by the BBC. More to follow.

Whilst I am not insinuating the BBC haven't played their part, worth remembering that he was E4 and 4 initially (Big Brother if memory serves).

So, I think it better and appropriate to lay the blame at the wider 'media/ broadcasting' community - as they all culpable and they all need to take responsibility.

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Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 14:28 - Nov 10

bsw72

Meanwhile in 'always the ones you most suspect' news. on 14:17 - Nov 10 by ITFC_Essex
Another nonce and sex offender enabled by the BBC. More to follow.

BBC is an easy target, he was also on ITV for many years after this behaviour was seen, so I would argue that the entertainment industry is to be held account.

However, it is not just entertainment - that is what just makes the news - it is people in power/authority/influence abusing their position.

No different to Police forces (not just Met) or business corporations - Epstein / Weinberg

We just see the headlines for the famous - it is far wider and more embedded in society than just these few headliners . . . Mohammed Al Fayad, Crispin Odey, Mike Jefferies, Sir Phillip Green to name but a few.

Not all against women either, or young girls - but the pattern is consistent - wealth, fame, power etc