BBC Presenter Scandal #3

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MickJagersFairyGodmother said:
Why is he liking tweets? Whatever the outcome of what happened with who and when, presumably the solids here are he has been paying for something from someone that isn’t his wife, and he’s made a utter fool of himself / treated his wife and kids appallingly. He’s hardly in any position to be taking the high road and liking tweets imo. At best he’s a dirty old git. If he wanted a different life he should have made arrangements to have one.
He also should have chosen a cheaper lawyer. Now it just looks like he’s paying once again for the outcome he wants. Round two. It’s pretty grim these filthy old codgers keep getting to select representatives for the potential victims. What bang average 20yo gets a top top lawyer at the drop of a hat.
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How do you know his wife isn't fine with it? People have all different types of relationships.
 
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House of Tea

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As an aside I read somewhere that AI is going to sound the death knell for Only Fans and real life porn participants. Apropos nothing. But if someone could conjure up an image themselves without involving another person this sort of alleged crime would be redundant.
 
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StonedCyclist

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InkHeart said:
Honestly, I'm not being nasty, but I think she's just not very bright and she thought the BBC could stop him sending her son money, because she doesn't know how these things work? We can speculate on her motives in going to the BBC then the press, but I think the most straightforward explanation is just that she's not bright and she thought the BBC could stop HE, so when they didn't, she felt like she'd been wronged.

If this whole story is true, I definitely feel sorry for her. Loving an addict is horrible. I'm just saying that I think her actions seem odd because she misunderstood what her actions would cause to happen.
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I deemed her 'not very bright' when she went to that rag.
 
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Ndrangheta

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LOL, TalkTV is unreal. Social Media is out of control .... waaaagh. Yes, that's the point ... THEY aren't in control of us and don't like it. Waaaaagh.
 
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Jaynefnw

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wkdlass said:
I’m wondering if the mother believed it to be a famous BBC star but it could have been someone pretending to be him?
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She saw bank transaction apparently from this person so I'm guessing it has his name and details on those
 
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ElfGirl

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Don’tStart said:
Still waiting on Paul Breach’s response to this whole saga.
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“You all sit there behind ya little keyboards and be the big men. Some of us are young at heart ya know?… well, I’ve had it. I’ve HAD IT. I’m taking a break.”
 
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badwitch

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Looks like the parents are also wondering how a lawyer was afforded. 🤔

curious and curiouser
 
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Hiraani8

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CrumbledRhubarb said:
i imagine something like this happens-
the young person was getting money for his contact with the presenter, without a scooby doo who he was. The mother comes along - and recognizes him sitting on his sofa in his pants and tells her child who it is. Her child then realizes that they can get a lot more money out of this situation this then means they can afford more crack and their addiction spirals- the mother now doesn’t know what to do- she tells the presenter to stop but he can’t because he’s being blackmailed by her child who would probably have a wealth of messages etc that the presenter doesn’t want made public.
She knows this is what is happening, and is angry at the presenter for putting his career before her child’s drug habit, she chooses to go to their employer first, this does nothing so she goes to the papers as she can’t go to the police because her child is blackmailing the presenter.
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Definitely possible - not many teens have a tv, let alone watch the news.
 
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Jwren said:
Why what had she got to gain from doing what she did? The lad in question could well be back-peddling, perhaps because the lawyer has told him he could also be in trouble especially if he’s been blackmailing the presenter.
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Wouldn’t be the first parent to use their child for personal gain. That they went to The Sun is a major red flag for me. If their story was genuine, I’d be going to the police. As it currently stands I find their story very dubious. There’s too many big questions with the version presented in The Sun.

I’ve been around the parents of an addict who would do anything for their kids too before anyone replies along those lines.
 
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Geetbo

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Can’t wait to see what bastions of journalistic integrity GB News have to say tonight.
 
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