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Another Court Case For Rape Where The Victims Names
are not disclosed, but the accused is!
One is 62 now and it happened to her when she was 15, something is not right here!
http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-25 40555/C oronati on-Stre et-star -Bill-R oache-c ourt-ch ild-sex -trial. html
One is 62 now and it happened to her when she was 15, something is not right here!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.but that happens to anyone innocent, naomi. That's what trials are for. I was specifically responding to ymb's claim that the media can try you (which they can't, though they do their best sometimes, as in the case of Christopher Jefferies). They give more details of the claims against Roache than they do for most defendants, but that's because he's already better known. As far as the actual charges go, however, he's getting as fair a trial as anyone else would.
I'd come forward, if something like this had happened to me, and it had affected me/traumatised me in the way some of these people say it affected their lives. Part of the unsatisfactory aspect of Yew Tree is the JS will never be held accountable for his appalling activity. These men are still alive, why should they get away with it?
the argument in this case, Ken, is they've had a deliberate campaign to seek out victims of people in showbiz whose actions may have been uncovered. Savile was never named as an abuser in his lifetime, and look where that's got us. If Roache hadn't been named, and Travis and Harris and all the rest, we'd be none the wiser about what appears to have been at worst a great conspiracy of showbiz silence.
So that's why I think we need to know. I'm not sure any innocent person's life has been ruined but many have been damaged, and that is a possibility that must be borne in mind.
Jefferies is one such - but the problem there was with the press, not the justice system; I think the two are getting a bit confused in this thread
http:// www.the guardia n.com/u k-news/ 2013/de c/23/ch ristoph er-jeff eries-i tv-dram a-lost- honour- joanna- yeates
So that's why I think we need to know. I'm not sure any innocent person's life has been ruined but many have been damaged, and that is a possibility that must be borne in mind.
Jefferies is one such - but the problem there was with the press, not the justice system; I think the two are getting a bit confused in this thread
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jno "whats not right" - you said, I said it's not right that one side is named and the other is not, are you saying that in your opinion it is right or are you saying that that's the law end of story, if the latter it does not need saying if the former then tell me how it is fair that an innocent can be blighted at the wim of a specious accuser? and I mean generally,not this particular case. In short, so I don't get a jno cryptic non answer: Leaving aside the legal postion, do you believe that it is right/fair that only one side is named in cases such as these?
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