Tag: abuse

  • Goodbye 2013

    Goodbye 2013

    Thoughts for the year ahead

     

    2013 has not been the best of years. We’ve lost Margaret Thatcher and Sir David Frost and the word “selfie” has entered the Oxford English Dictionary. The economy has not got better – despite the nonsense spouted on the BBC – and the slaying of Private Rigby summed up the very lowest level humanity can reach. (more…)

  • The curse of Savile

    The curse of Savile

    As Savile’s chauffeur Dave Smith is found dead, we suggest his curse is coming into effect

     

    Jimmy Savile’s driver Ray Teret appeared in court on Saturday charged with historic sex offences and now another former chauffeur, Dave Smith, has been found dead. Savile once told Louis Theroux that he’d “take everybody down” if he was accused of anything himself.

     

    The late paedophile Jimmy Savile promised to reek havoc if he was ever accused
    The late paedophile Jimmy Savile promised to wreak havoc if he was ever accused
    Former BBC chauffeur Dave Smith was found dead on the 28th October
    Former BBC chauffeur Dave Smith was found dead on the 28th October
    Another of Savile's drivers, Ray Teret, is due back in court on 15th November
    Another of Savile’s drivers, Ray Teret, is due back in court on 15th November

    The “little people” that surrounded Savile, such as the two drivers mentioned above, are certainly part of this promised fallout. Why then, one must ask, have this mammoth paedophile’s more powerful associates yet faced any form of questioning? It is time they were brought in also.

     

     

    Subscribe to our free once daily email newsletter here:[contact-form-7 id=”225″ title=”Contact form 1″]

  • Savile’s driver heads to court

    Savile’s driver heads to court

    How can arrest of Ray Teret be anything other than related to the activities of Jimmy Savile?

     

    Jimmy Savile’s driver, Ray “Ugli” Teret, appears in court this morning charged with sex offences against fifteen teenage girls and possessing an indecent image of a child. That police claim this to be “unrelated” to the abuse carried out by the disgraced broadcaster is frankly just odd. (more…)

  • Maximum nonsense

    Maximum nonsense

    Max Clifford’s suggestion that Jimmy Savile is to blame for the case against him is without justification

     

    After appearing at Southwark Crown Court today, Max Clifford announced: “But for Jimmy Savile I wouldn’t be here”. He is wrong. (more…)

  • Finding the truth of Fernbridge

    Finding the truth of Fernbridge

    Now is the time to progress Operation Fernbridge

     

    Some will say he’s dead and unable to defend himself but now that the Metropolitan Police have confirmed that Sir Cyril Smith visited the Elm Guest House in Barnes, it truly is time that a proper investigation into him and the other paedophiles who allegedly abused youngsters there was conducted with greater transparency. (more…)

  • Courting Corrie

    Courting Corrie

    Actors William Roache and Michael Le Vell in court on the same day

     

    Soaps are meant to be more dramatic than reality. In the case of the nation’s longest running series, however, it’s the personal lives of the actors that have actually become more tawdry. (more…)

  • A French farce

    A French farce

    French fashion brand mocks Jimmy Savile’s victims

     

    A French fashion brand bizarrely named Brooklyn We Go Hard has used the former Scottish holiday home of the deceased paedophile Jimmy Savile as the location for one of its photoshoots. (more…)

  • Slurring Saatchi

    Slurring Saatchi

    Whatever you may think of him, Tony Parsons’ comparison of Charles Saatchi to Ian Brady is beyond offensive

     

    Yesterday, the former host of a Channel 4 show named Big Mouth, Tony Parsons, compared Charles Saatchi to child murderer Ian Brady in a Daily Mirror column titled: “Men who deserve no mercy”.

      (more…)

  • Trading places

    Trading places

    As Max Clifford appears in court again, he might want to learn to be more careful about what he says

     

    Max Clifford is a man who has based his career on trades. Today, though, the self-styled “celebrity publicist” will be once again swapping the television sofa, however, for the dock when he appears at Southwark Crown Court on 11 charges of indecent assault.

      (more…)

  • Loyal or ludicrous?

    Loyal or ludicrous?

    Jilly Cooper defends Rolf Harris

     

    In this morning’s Richard Kay column in the Daily Mail, it was reported that the author Jilly Cooper took to the defence of her friend the entertainer Rolf Harris before a television appearance in Dublin this weekend.

      (more…)