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Previously on "Anyone we know?"
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Just to say it wasn't me
(posting from Cell 14, Wing B, Pentonville Prison, N1)..
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In fairness, whilst that comment was not from the milk of human kindness, it was from the cup of blatant honesty.
"Here, if you let me have sex on camera with you, I'll give you £15,000 (of vouchers)".
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Nothing like the milk of human kindness in the comments.
So the girls were prostituting themselves for a scholarships, but found out it was bogus and are now crying about it.
- Tired of this world , Leeds, 19/7/2013 19:34
Not sure on 16 months either.
Nice to see the vetting is working :
Lancaster was working as a computer contractor for the Foreign Commonwealth Office at the time of the offences and in the past has been employed by IBM, Fujitsu and the Ministry of Defence.
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Anyone we know?
Must admit the plan has merit but 16 months seems a tad excessive
This was an elaborate lie and a thoroughgoing and pitiless deception.
‘The appropriate sentence is one of 16 months' imprisonment and it would be quite wrong to suspend that.’Tags: None
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