BBC Keeping Children Safe Since 1980

[tazdevil]

More victims coming forward, the guys getting outed soon

[xoggoth]

Maybe old farts like me should send explicit pics to people, they would probably pay us thousands to stop doing it.

[JustKeepSwimming]

Police have told BBC to stop their internal investigation. Implying they thinking they might have to open a criminal investigation?

What I will always find amusing is BBC News reporting on the BBC. Think they said yesterday 'Despite BBC News best efforts we were unable to find the name of the BBC presenter'.

[northernladuk]

Maybe old farts like me should send explicit pics to people, they would probably pay us thousands to stop doing it.

OnlyCodgers.com Pay your favourite old person £10 a month to not post nudes.

[SueEllen]

Maybe old farts like me should send explicit pics to people, they would probably pay us thousands to stop doing it.

People won't know they are explicit they will think someone is sending them pictures of ancient relics.

[JustKeepSwimming]

The Sun are now backpeddling and claiming their article did not seek to allege or imply that HE paid for child porn.

Leaning towards that HE has been porking young guys on the DL, got scared/aggressive when one threatened to out him, but nothing illegal. Don't think they will be presenting the News anymore.

[SueEllen]

The Sun are now backpeddling and claiming their article did not seek to allege or imply that HE paid for child porn.

The Sun has to report the denials otherwise regardless of the truth of their story they would get sued.

[northernladuk]

Reading the news this morning this has turned in to a right mess. Trial by the press and public opinion now so proper justice and help won't get done. There could have a been a process where the law did what it should and the right steps to protect the innocent parties and get what they need. It's all out the window now. I just feel sad that if something could have been done to help the innocent people, whoever they are, recover it's too late now.

[SueEllen]

Reading the news this morning this has turned in to a right mess. Trial by the press and public opinion now so proper justice and help won't get done. There could have a been a process where the law did what it should and the right steps to protect the innocent parties and get what they need. It's all out the window now. I just feel sad that if something could have been done to help the innocent people, whoever they are, recover it's too late now.

This is another example that shows the Met Police is not fit for purpose.

[wattaj]

This is another example that shows the Met Police is not fit for purpose.

TBF, I feel that it's the BBC that are most at fault here (excepting the participants) in that they have not progressed the initial report at all well.