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Here's some quotes from Jimmy's 1973 autobiography, Love is an Uphill Thing:
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I almost wish that Jim Bowen and Ted rogers had been there, wanking in the corner.

And Roy Walker: "Say what you see. It's close, but it's not right"

All I'll say is this:
Those boy scouts on the roller coaster? That wasn't ice cream and milk all over their faces.

It was Fluff Freeman's DNA

^ 'kin hell! @extracts

More:

Savile describes being caught naked in his caravan with another gaggle of young groupies. He wrote: “The heat of the albeit innocent night had caused the girls to shed the majority of their day clothes. In some cases all.
“We all resembled some great human octopus. Again the knock.
“One of the girls rose from the human pile like Venus. Peering out of the curtain she became rigid with fright.
“‘It’s my mother and father,’ she hissed. There was a silent movie pandemonium. Escape was uppermost in my mind but that was impossible.”
In one of the most telling sections, Savile describes how six groupies once spent the night with him and his minder at a flat.
The following morning, while the DJ was on a bike ride, two of the youngsters’ furious mothers knocked on the door.
Savile claimed his bodyguard hid in the wardrobe while the girls dealt with their parents. He said: “I train my men well and, to date, we have not been found out. Which, after all, is the 11th commandment, is it not?”

“The inside of an E-type is not over capacious and just now seemed to be full of wet body, long black hair, legs and bikini panties.“Apparently she had been sitting in a car down at the barrier with her parents, seen me go through, jumped out, run along the sea road and here she was.
“Such a start had to mean a good night.” He added: “Should the reader feel that her folks appear unconcerned, you would not believe the stories I might tell you about some parents.”

can someone dig out my post about jimmy being a " bit weird " after having seen him on the louis theroux programme

see i knew it all along

Worst hard luck story ever ?

Dear Jim

Can you fix it for me to meet Gary Glitter ?

Susan (Aged 11)

Dear Jim.

Can you fix it for me to go on holiday with a girl in my class I really fancy?

thanks!

Jeremy Forrest, aged 30

he's not even been charged yet and people on Faceache are crying for the return of the death penalty FFS

Worst hard luck story ever ?

Dear Jim

Can you fix it for me to meet Gary Glitter ?

Susan (Aged 11)

Jesus. Lol.

he's not even been charged yet and people on Faceache are crying for the return of the death penalty FFS

For Saville?! They might be disappointed.

for the abductor of the 5 year old girl

Worst hard luck story ever ?

Dear Jim

Can you fix it for me to meet Gary Glitter ?

Susan (Aged 11)

Susan would be safe at that age (too old)

he's not even been charged yet and people on Faceache are crying for the return of the death penalty FFS

for the abductor of the 5 year old girl

Do they learn nothing? Things like that could cause the entire trial to collapse, and , if it was him that did it, allow him to escape on a legal technicality. As soon as an arrest is made, anything like that can be (I think) contempt of court, I know its dangerous to write about it.

GAH - PEOPLE!

[QUOTE=Manc Ronnie;3169569]Worst hard luck story ever ?

Dear Jim

Can you fix it for me to meet Gary Glitter ?

Susan (Aged 11)

Susan would be safe at that age (too old)[/QUOTE]

I thought that the suggestions where that the girls were between 9 and 14...

Do they learn nothing? Things like that could cause the entire trial to collapse, and , if it was him that did it, allow him to escape on a legal technicality. As soon as an arrest is made, anything like that can be (I think) contempt of court, I know its dangerous to write about it.

GAH - PEOPLE!

Huh, the police have named him, and have arrested him on suspicion of murder. I doubt the ravings of any number of bell ends on Twitter will affect the outcome of a trial.

It's not the public I blame, though they are undoubtedly being little short of a howling mob.

It's the press who are lobbing him on the fire without a trial, that's who's at fault here. I mean, why do they have to name him? Can't they just take him in quietly, interrogate him, then either release him or charge him? He's been pulled to shreds and there is very little evidence to go on.

It's the police that named him to the press, after taking legal advice.

Randy stag forces man up tree.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2012/oct/05/stag-chases-man-tree-london-park-video

Some dozy bint videos the whole thing on her phone for seemingly fucking ages before phoning police. WAC.

It's not the public I blame, though they are undoubtedly being little short of a howling mob.

It's the press who are lobbing him on the fire without a trial, that's who's at fault here. I mean, why do they have to name him? Can't they just take him in quietly, interrogate him, then either release him or charge him? He's been pulled to shreds and there is very little evidence to go on.

Exactly, and we've been at a similar stage before with Chris Jeffries in the Joanna Yeates case, who turned out to be innocent after the media had already hung, drawn and quartered him.

His name is know from when he was wanted in conjunction with the case. The fact that he has been arrested is also fine. Anything that suggests that he is guilty before the trial takes place is dangerous. I'll try and find the stuff on why, but it's to do with the jury being influenced, and things like that. It's one of the bits of censorship that the papers are generally good about. Unless you're a dodgy looking landlord.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/10/02/facebook_versus_police_jill_meagher_case/ has some stuff about it, yes the case is australian, but the laws here are very simular.

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https://charonqc.wordpress.com/2012/07/23/without-prejudice-podcast-27-david-allen-green-on-contempt-of-court-law/ is a podcast from David Allen Green on Contempt of Court, I've not listened to it yet, but I will be doing so shortly. I suspect that its quite informative on it.

Exactly, and we've been at a similar stage before with Chris Jeffries in the Joanna Yeates case, who turned out to be innocent after the media had already hung, drawn and quartered him.

Chris Jeffries used to teach Dancing James.

I'd have put a thousand quid on him being the culprit.

Who, DJ?

Both. At the same time.

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"She claims that she accidentally ripped off his testicles as they tussled."