BBC Presenter Scandal #3

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I would imagine the relationship between the child/ young adult victim and their parents is destroyed, they probably didn’t realise the police would become involved. Why did they think an employer could stop an employee giving money out, or be in control of the investigation which is what it looks like they wanted. HR is much more complicated than just sack someone.
 
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So The Sun has dropped a bombshell article, claims are made that their article was "rubbish" and their response is that it's the BBC's responsibility to investigate?!
 
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Gotcha
 
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People are saying it looks like a deep fake
I think this is most definitely a situation of confirmation bias - when the story breaks everyone says "Look at this photo, he's a wrong un!" Then when it seems like the story might be fake, the same people go "I could always tell that photo was fake."
 
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Seeing as Captain Tom has proven when you die you still have access to a phone and internet connectivity do you think The Queen has been on the phone to Paddington Bear to choke HE to death with a marmalade sandwich for the fact she’s now linked to him if shit does hit the fan?
 
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That was my thinking too. They don’t want a lawsuit.
Didn't someone observe that based on the Depp trial with the Sun they have a lot of room to manoeuvre in these situations if they reasonably believe/conclude it's true or something?
 
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I already know I'd be wasting my time with you. That's a given

And your assumptions about me are way off and quite vile.

Unless more substantive information comes out tomorrow, this whole disgusting saga should be a lesson in how mother doesn't know best, that females no know more than males, that misandry leads to a lot of false accusations based on almost nothing (nothing!), and that an innocent man has potentially been pushed near the edge because of a barmy mother going cap-in-hand to The Sun of all places! I assume The Times told her to sod off, or perhaps she is a Sun reader.
 
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AI generated pictures are normally very bad with hands. I'm 50/50 on the validity of that picture but I need more analysis on the lighting and textures and whatever than running it through some app to say it's definitely fake
 
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A lot of older people don’t realise their Twitter likes are public
 
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Might have been, whoever Dan Wooton worked for
It was The Sun. He put a picture on the front of the paper that was clearly edited as the bruise was much brighter than the pic shown in the US trial.
 
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So where did the picture of HE’s bare arse come from if this is all hogwash?
I read the photo (if real) is from someone else who has had paid ‘interactions’ with him. The account on twitter which initially posted it said this.
 
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AI generated pictures are normally very bad with hands. I'm 50/50 on the validity of that picture but I need more analysis on the lighting and textures and whatever than running it through some app to say it's definitely fake
The picture can only come from one of 2 sources. The boy (who’s claiming all this is fake) or the mum.
 
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