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Dunno about your special place, but you're definitely touched.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostMudskipper tried to touch my special place once when we went out for a drinkl. Can't wait for her to get famous.
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Mudskipper tried to touch my special place once when we went out for a drinkl. Can't wait for her to get famous.
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him, there was a copy of the letter in the tabloids.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostRoache 'sent autograph after attack'
Coronation Street star William Roache indecently assaulted a girl in the men's toilet at a TV studio and then sent her a signed photo, a court hears.
I wonder what the picture was of?
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There is no statute of imitations on any criminal act.Originally posted by Troll View Posthmmm isn't there a statute of limitations for assault?...suppose she has smelt the compensation
With regard to the OP, Call me cynical but I think the CPS deliberately got all three dates the same in both the courts for maximum exposure
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Roache 'sent autograph after attack'
Coronation Street star William Roache indecently assaulted a girl in the men's toilet at a TV studio and then sent her a signed photo, a court hears.
I wonder what the picture was of?
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It's there in the article -Originally posted by mudskipper View PostNo mention of Rolf''s indecent images? Did those charges get dropped?
"The Australian artist, musician and television presenter has yet to be arraigned on four counts of making an indecent image of a child."
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So DLT is accused of having "busy hands" around a few adult women, which isn't okay of course, but it's not really fair to put him in the same category as the others.
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hmmm isn't there a statute of limitations for assault?...suppose she has smelt the compensationOperation Yewtree is a police investigation into sexual abuse allegations, predominantly the abuse of children,
One woman, aged 19, had been "assaulted live on Top of the Pops" in 1978
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No mention of Rolf''s indecent images? Did those charges get dropped?
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