"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message
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michael adams wrote:
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The Natural Philosopher wrote:

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The line between 'I went into his dressing room of my own will' and 'I
didn't want to have sex with him' is a very very hard one to prove. Why
else would they go INTO his dressing room? That's what a defence council
would say.

to get his autograph. perfectly innocent.

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Indeed. I very much doubt if any ordinary member of the public,
of whatever age, ever went into any BBC dressing room in the
expectation of a shag.

Blimey. What planet do you come from?

The planet where ordinary people live.

No normal person would go into a BBC dressing room in the expectation
of a shag, if for no other reason that as far as they knew there would be
an ever present possibility of interruption. And so it wouldn't even
figure in their minds.

I don't actually know whether its common practice to lock BBC dressing rooms
doors from the inside, or what would be the purpose of doing so, and neither
would I imagine, do most people.

Apparently Savile had to make use of a "special curtained alcove", which
presumably
meant he couldn't lock his dressing room either.

Or perhaps you know different, and have evidence that this was also known to the
general
public ?



michael adams

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