British Olympic cyclist arrested on suspicion of rape and indecent assault
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sorry, I folliw the first part of the post but not the seconf.
you want anonymity but?.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Yes. You do.carbonclem said:
I wouldn’t want the publicity of any crime I was charged with , but generally, you don’t enjoy the privilege of anonymity in the situation, do you?MattFalle said:
given the type of alleged crime, would you be happy to be named if you were innocent, got charged but at the end of the were found not guilty?carbonclem said:
I was ahead of myself here. I just read again and he’s not yet charged. Fair enough.carbonclem said:
Isn’t there some merit in identifying people where other victims may feel empowered to come forward if they feel they aren’t alone? Similar to Saville (in principle).Pross said:The Mail: “We know the identity but won’t give the name. However, here’s a load of clues to allow you to speculate”.
Why report it at all before someone is charged?
I guess it depends if it’s thought it’s an isolated incident or may be a pattern.
Just one example.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-63907597The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Could be total nonsense obviously, but when the story first broke, one of the first comments I saw on one of the FB cycling pages was someone saying the guy is now 73 years old .RichN95. said:Reading between the lines it would seem to be someone relatively obscure
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I'm not sure what your'e point is. Anonymity can be granted where circumstances protect victims, or the case itself, but the default setting is that names are in the public domain.pblakeney said:
Yes. You do.carbonclem said:
I wouldn’t want the publicity of any crime I was charged with , but generally, you don’t enjoy the privilege of anonymity in the situation, do you?MattFalle said:
given the type of alleged crime, would you be happy to be named if you were innocent, got charged but at the end of the were found not guilty?carbonclem said:
I was ahead of myself here. I just read again and he’s not yet charged. Fair enough.carbonclem said:
Isn’t there some merit in identifying people where other victims may feel empowered to come forward if they feel they aren’t alone? Similar to Saville (in principle).Pross said:The Mail: “We know the identity but won’t give the name. However, here’s a load of clues to allow you to speculate”.
Why report it at all before someone is charged?
I guess it depends if it’s thought it’s an isolated incident or may be a pattern.
Just one example.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-63907597
I've no idea on the case you quoted.2020/2021/2022 Metric Century Challenge Winner0 -
but , its not a given.MattFalle said:sorry, I folliw the first part of the post but not the seconf.
you want anonymity but?2020/2021/2022 Metric Century Challenge Winner0 -
The guy being charged wasn't named.carbonclem said:
I'm not sure what your'e point is. Anonymity can be granted where circumstances protect victims, or the case itself, but the default setting is that names are in the public domain.pblakeney said:
Yes. You do.carbonclem said:
I wouldn’t want the publicity of any crime I was charged with , but generally, you don’t enjoy the privilege of anonymity in the situation, do you?MattFalle said:
given the type of alleged crime, would you be happy to be named if you were innocent, got charged but at the end of the were found not guilty?carbonclem said:
I was ahead of myself here. I just read again and he’s not yet charged. Fair enough.carbonclem said:
Isn’t there some merit in identifying people where other victims may feel empowered to come forward if they feel they aren’t alone? Similar to Saville (in principle).Pross said:The Mail: “We know the identity but won’t give the name. However, here’s a load of clues to allow you to speculate”.
Why report it at all before someone is charged?
I guess it depends if it’s thought it’s an isolated incident or may be a pattern.
Just one example.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-63907597
I've no idea on the case you quoted.
Quite common in most cases.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Its the exception rather than the rule.pblakeney said:
The guy being charged wasn't named.carbonclem said:
I'm not sure what your'e point is. Anonymity can be granted where circumstances protect victims, or the case itself, but the default setting is that names are in the public domain.pblakeney said:
Yes. You do.carbonclem said:
I wouldn’t want the publicity of any crime I was charged with , but generally, you don’t enjoy the privilege of anonymity in the situation, do you?MattFalle said:
given the type of alleged crime, would you be happy to be named if you were innocent, got charged but at the end of the were found not guilty?carbonclem said:
I was ahead of myself here. I just read again and he’s not yet charged. Fair enough.carbonclem said:
Isn’t there some merit in identifying people where other victims may feel empowered to come forward if they feel they aren’t alone? Similar to Saville (in principle).Pross said:The Mail: “We know the identity but won’t give the name. However, here’s a load of clues to allow you to speculate”.
Why report it at all before someone is charged?
I guess it depends if it’s thought it’s an isolated incident or may be a pattern.
Just one example.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-63907597
I've no idea on the case you quoted.
Quite common in most cases.2020/2021/2022 Metric Century Challenge Winner0 -
Ah well. I believe in innocent until proven guilty.carbonclem said:
Its the exception rather than the rule.pblakeney said:
The guy being charged wasn't named.carbonclem said:
I'm not sure what your'e point is. Anonymity can be granted where circumstances protect victims, or the case itself, but the default setting is that names are in the public domain.pblakeney said:
Yes. You do.carbonclem said:
I wouldn’t want the publicity of any crime I was charged with , but generally, you don’t enjoy the privilege of anonymity in the situation, do you?MattFalle said:
given the type of alleged crime, would you be happy to be named if you were innocent, got charged but at the end of the were found not guilty?carbonclem said:
I was ahead of myself here. I just read again and he’s not yet charged. Fair enough.carbonclem said:
Isn’t there some merit in identifying people where other victims may feel empowered to come forward if they feel they aren’t alone? Similar to Saville (in principle).Pross said:The Mail: “We know the identity but won’t give the name. However, here’s a load of clues to allow you to speculate”.
Why report it at all before someone is charged?
I guess it depends if it’s thought it’s an isolated incident or may be a pattern.
Just one example.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-63907597
I've no idea on the case you quoted.
Quite common in most cases.
Unfortunately others believe no smoke without fire. I'll leave it at that.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.3 -
327 to filter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Olympic_cyclists_of_Great_Britainnorvernrob said:
Could be total nonsense obviously, but when the story first broke, one of the first comments I saw on one of the FB cycling pages was someone saying the guy is now 73 years old .RichN95. said:Reading between the lines it would seem to be someone relatively obscure
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This needs to stop: I managed to get it down to 1 using norvernrob's clue that hasn't been verified.
I asked the admins to take down his post but they've not done anything.================================
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There are no admins, just some bots activated by flags. It's the modern world innit.0
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You are more than welcome to not follow up on random "I heard from a guy on a forum who said he heard on facebook..." rumours. In fact I recommend it.wakemalcolm said:This needs to stop: I managed to get it down to 1 using norvernrob's clue that hasn't been verified.
I asked the admins to take down his post but they've not done anything.- Genesis Croix de Fer
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tbh its very fuckingsad that he went searching.pangolin said:
You are more than welcome to not follow up on random "I heard from a guy on a forum who said he heard on facebook..." rumours. In fact I recommend it.wakemalcolm said:This needs to stop: I managed to get it down to 1 using norvernrob's clue that hasn't been verified.
I asked the admins to take down his post but they've not done anything..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Yeah we shouldn't speculate[Castle Donington Ladies FC - going up in '22]0
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Yep.
“Now that I’ve found out who I think it is based on pointers in this thread the thread should be removed, it’s a scandal!” Tube.0 -
FTFYgethinceri said:Yep.
“Now that I’ve spent hours scouring round the internet in a desperate search to try and find out who may or have not been accused of bring a rapist and then posted about him I've come across some random bloke and in a sense of glee posted about it based on a random statement in a random thread on a random internet forum the thread should be removed, it’s a scandal! but at least I have some gossip for the club run" Tube..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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