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originally posted by: TKDRL
a reply to: Tangerine
Most people are confused about that. Pedophilia is not an action, it is a sexual attraction.
This article here attempts to explain the difference.
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: liteonit6969
Prince Andrew is very much going to be involved in his own case.
Exactly which case is that?
originally posted by: midicon
I switched on the news this morning and see that Sarah Ferguson has come out of the woodwork to defend prince charming. That should go down well given her reputation as a cash for favours money grabbing bitch. One newspaper headline quotes her as calling him 'the world's greatest man'!
There is no doubt in my mind that Andrew had sex with this young woman and that it was illegal. Prostitution is illegal here in the UK for anyone under the age of eighteen. Do we really believe that he was unaware of what was going on.
You're accusing someone of a sex crime against a young woman while calling another woman a vile name. Hmmm.
originally posted by: liteonit6969
a reply to: boymonkey74
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There has been no attack of prince Andrew on this thread, yet there is an ever growing effort to dirty this girls name and sate as fact she is a liar and manipulating the situation to make money.
originally posted by: midicon
You're accusing someone of a sex crime against a young woman while calling another woman a vile name. Hmmm.
Perhaps you aren't aware of Ferguson's past and how her antics were caught on camera by an undercover reporter. Iceberg and tip spring to mind.
Go read up on Andrews association with Epstein amongst others. You would defend that?
Hmm
originally posted by: liteonit6969
a reply to: Tangerine
Are you serious, you say this but have also claimed a woman who may be a victim of sex crimes is a liar an extorting people for money.
What planet do you live on?
originally posted by: Ridhya
a reply to: Tangerine
Unfair? As unfair as diplomatic immunity from extradition? The case was re-opened because Epstein got off easy.
If they're not guilty they have nothing to worry about. The court would punish the girl which you are so eager to see.
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: liteonit6969
Prince Andrew is very much going to be involved in his own case.
Exactly which case is that?
I second that question: What case is that liteonit6969?
Fear of not being believed, not wanting to get their attacker - who is often known to them - into trouble and a sense that they could or should have avoided the assault mean only a fraction of rape cases are being reported. Of those reported, 50-66% are dropped by police, and of the remaining cases that go on to be considered by the Crown Prosecution Service, 33-50% are discontinued.
About 14,000 cases were reported last year to police, but academics suggest there to be seven times as many unreported cases. Professor Jennifer Brown and Dr Miranda Horvath from the University of Surrey’s Department of Psychology have been examining the shocking statistics through funding made available by the British Psychological Society. They assembled a group of international academics to review current research findings relating to the problem of ‘attrition’ – when victims are reluctant to report rape in the first instance, police choose not to pursue cases, prosecutors drop referred cased before trial, and jurors prefer to acquit than find defendants guilty.
Doesn't it raise any suspicion for you that she had neither sued him nor did she present evidence when she could have to have him charged with a crime?
Documents filed as part of the Florida legal action related to the Epstein case, in which the Duke of York has been named but not as a party to the action, allege that Epstein negotiated the "non-prosecution agreement" using his "significant social and political connections" — which included former US President Bill Clinton who, it is said, worked to get Epstein a "more favourable" deal. The reported deal would mean that those named in the court documents, including Prince Andrew, are unlikely to face legal action over allegations, including that The Duke of York had sex with a teenager who it is claimed was being used by Epstein – a convicted sex offender former friend of the Duke’s – as a "sex slave".