Eight times a night

[saundra]

some children act and dress well beyond there years
and she wasent exactly dragg ed of screaming
was she
kids have no child hood these days im afraid

[Gal]

I read this article this morning and found myself in complete agreement with the author

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/ca ... ar-1982862

[Rodo]

I reckon there will be a good case for Appeal.

[KateLMead]

I can't help but feel a twinge of sympathy for the man. His marriage was unhappy and he was pursued by what seems to have been a determined young lady; yes he should have resisted, but sometimes the flesh is weak. She can walk away whistling; he is going to jail.
Don't agree with the judge's summing up either, implying that he is a paedophile. Falling for sexually mature young women is NOT paedophilia.

As written on News Cromwell , the latest decision is that a a teacher " a paedophile has been allowed to continue in the school where he teaches"

[Kaz]

I still think what Forrest did - and according to some news reports she wasn't the first he tried it with - was very wrong! He was in a position of trust, with a 14 year old girl (as she was when this began) and he abused that trust - he shouldn't be allowed anywhere near youngsters and I think he deserved every day of the sentence. Perhaps many young girls these days are not so innocent, but many still are, and if this man had robbed my daughter at 14/15 of her innocence I wouldn't be responsible for my actions I'm afraid

The Stuart Hall verdict was a farce, I quite agree there - he deserved a far harsher sentence!