The Westminster Paedophile Dossier
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west didsblue
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Reading that it sounds like he was a victim when he was 13.
There's no indication that he was a paedophile, just that he was simply a homosexual whose activities were illegal based on the laws of those days, but wouldn't be illegal now.
That is a tragic watch. Poor man.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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PondlifeDocumentary about Carl Beech on Monday
BBC Two - The Unbelievable Story of Carl Beech
The story of Carl Beech, who claimed he was abused by prominent men in the 1970s and 80s.www.bbc.co.uk
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Yet more appalling work from the self appointed vigilante knobjockeys that cant see sense enough to overcome the ego trip and just alert the police to what they think they have found here
Barry paedophile who stole man's identity jailed
The man was wrongly held in custody after Stephen Price stole his identity from an internet site.
www.bbc.co.uk
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blueinsa
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The last few weeks has seen an ex labour MP Joyce effectively let off for having indecent images of children and now a Tory Councillor the exact same.
How can that happen? What part of our justice system allows a crime like this to go unpunished by way of a lack of custodial sentencing when the vast majority of the public would demand it if asked and imo, the vast majority of the public would receive if they commited a similar offence.
It's hard to say their isn't one rule for them and one for the rest at times like this.
How can that happen? What part of our justice system allows a crime like this to go unpunished by way of a lack of custodial sentencing when the vast majority of the public would demand it if asked and imo, the vast majority of the public would receive if they commited a similar offence.
It's hard to say their isn't one rule for them and one for the rest at times like this.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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I have noticed that being an increasing trend across the board in the last year or so, so it isnt just one rule for them. It is common for people to avoid jail
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blueinsa
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Possibly and of course we don't hear of every case for the common man whilst high profile make the news but how can having Cat A images not be a custodial sentence which in Joyce case, it was.
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Are you suggesting an ex-MP might have sufficient friends in high places to allow him to get away with a story about the images being part of his research into the problem?