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Originally Posted by sugarmouse0707
I'm seeing this as a nice money-spinner, I was around Sir Jimmy fairly often during childhood, up until I was 16 when my Grandfather died, that's the last time I saw him. I may say he fiddled with me in the toilets, that'll get me some pretty pennies won't it...
Or maybe not.
If we didn't live in this 'Compensation' loving society I doubt half of the 'allegations' would be occuring. It's all quite sad. I don't 'Know' that he's innocent,of course-I just think it's all a bit too far-fetched, a bit unrealistic, now.
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I think you have issues here that you may realise more when you are older, at the moment you seem to think you are invincible, even though you won't agree I think you are a very vulnerable young woman. And don't go down the compensation culture line with the people who have spoken, it's offensive. ' Lovely Uncle Jimmy, couldn't do any wrong' - blame the children because they were up for it or now as adults telling lies? How dare you? Just because they're now adults doesn't make them any more vulnerable at the time they were abused. Do you know they are claiming compensation? We need in law to take the word of the people who were children at the time they claim they were abused - hopefully the aim is that children will not be subject to such treatment in the future. Think about it.