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Originally posted by woodwardjnr
Originally posted by network dude
Originally posted by woodwardjnr
reply to post by blupblup
My sentiments exactly. This thing is already on its way to being covered up and the narrative changed to what Philip Scholfield did. Apperntly mcalpine has put his accusation down to misidentity, bringing into question the allegations. Remember People like mcalpine will have access to the smartest lawyers on the planet, who will have every eventuality covered. So we just sit back and watch another case get white washed and covered up.
We can have our sacraficial lambs like Savile, freddy star and glitter, meanwhile the real power will get away with it.
There is a right way, and a wrong way to do things. This is the wrong way.
1. make list
2. verify that people on list are what you claim they are
3. publicize list.
If you skip number 2, you are probably full of #2.
Your right there is a right way and wrong way to do things.
1. Child complains to police they are being sexually abused.
2. Police investigate claims.
3.. Possible offender faces judge and jury.
See what has happened, is number 1. It never seems to get as far as 2 and 3 or if it does it gets covered up never to be heard of again
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
Shame on all of you.
A former resident of a north Wales care home has apologised for making false allegations of sexual abuse against a Conservative politician.
Steve Messham said a case of mistaken identity had led to peer Lord McAlpine being linked to the historical claims.
It comes as the solicitor for Lord McAlpine, 70, threatened legal action against those who had named the peer in connection with the allegations.
Mr Messham offered "sincere and humble apologies" to the peer and his family.
Originally posted by AndyMayhew
A former resident of a north Wales care home has apologised for making false allegations of sexual abuse against a Conservative politician.
Steve Messham said a case of mistaken identity had led to peer Lord McAlpine being linked to the historical claims.
It comes as the solicitor for Lord McAlpine, 70, threatened legal action against those who had named the peer in connection with the allegations.
Mr Messham offered "sincere and humble apologies" to the peer and his family.
www.bbc.co.uk...
An innocent man has been tarnished with false accusations of the most heinous of crimes.
Originally posted by Cobaltic1978
reply to post by rolfharriss
Why would the Police tell him it was Lord McAlpine? I can only assume that this was said to put pressure on Steve Messham when he made his initial complaint.
This is beginning to smack of trying to make Steve Messham look unreliable and dare I say it, a liar!!
edit on 9/11/12 by Cobaltic1978 because: (no reason given)