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wub wrote:I'll take you and you and bababaaaaaaaah!

wub wrote:

Must've been like a paedo all you can eat buffet for him there.

Subversion wrote:Why do I have the feeling..

That.. 5 years time.. after Chris Moyles finally has a heart attack..


He'll be the centre of a similar scandal?

Terpit wrote:

Subversion wrote:Why do I have the feeling..

That.. 5 years time.. after Chris Moyles finally has a heart attack..


He'll be the centre of a similar scandal?

I wouldn't say that, he posts on here quite a lot under a different name

“Freddie Starr groped and propositioned a girl who was then aged 14 at a party in Jimmy Savile’s dressing room in the early 1970s. When she rebuffed his advances he then is alleged to have publicly humiliated her.
“At the same party Paul Gadd (Gary Glitter) was alleged to be present and having sex with another under-age girl.”

idontreallygiveashit wrote:i reckon simon cowell is into some dark shit too.

Hedley King wrote:Freddie Starr, Gary Glitter and Jimmy Saville all at the same paedo party??!?

“Freddie Starr groped and propositioned a girl who was then aged 14 at a party in Jimmy Savile’s dressing room in the early 1970s. When she rebuffed his advances he then is alleged to have publicly humiliated her.
“At the same party Paul Gadd (Gary Glitter) was alleged to be present and having sex with another under-age girl.”

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... -room.html

miscreant wrote:So there's now some trending about John Peel being a toucher as well.

Terpit wrote:

danoldboy wrote:Paedophile invents decks and raves

lylo wrote:

miscreant wrote:So there's now some trending about John Peel being a toucher as well.

fuck off

One of Eric Clapton’s girlfriends from those days was only 16 when she started going out with him, and Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page was accompanying a 14-year-old model around Hollywood. Yet no one epitomised this laissez-faire sexual morality, which, in one way or another, allowed Jimmy Savile’s vile activities to continue for so long, than the late, saintly John Peel.

Peel, awarded the OBE in 1998, is perhaps best remembered for his Saturday morning programme Home Truths on Radio 4 in which he talked about family life to Middle England.
But as a young man, he worked in Texas as a local radio station DJ and self-appointed ‘Beatles expert’.
When he was older, he recalled some of the ‘perks’ of the job in several newspaper interviews in the Seventies and Eighties.
Girls, some as young as 13, he said, used to queue up outside his studio to offer him sexual favours. ‘Well, of course, I didn’t ask for ID,’ he said.
‘All they wanted me to do was to abuse them sexually which, of course I was only too happy to do.
‘It was the glamour of the job . . . but frustratingly, American girls of that period — as they do now, actually — had this strange notion of virginity as a tangible thing which you surrendered to your husband on your wedding night.
‘So they would do anything but s*** you. They’d give you a b*** *** before they’d s*** you.’
Even now, and allowing for Peel’s famously sardonic humour, it is troubling that those words came from Radio 4’s cuddly champion of middle-class values. One of the girls who queued up outside his studio was a girl called Shirley Anne Milburn. She and Peel were married in Texas on September 29, 1965.
Peel was 26 years old. Shirley Anne was just 15.
‘She lied about her age and so did her family,’ he would later declare.
Peel brought his wife to London two years later, but the marriage began to founder almost immediately as his star soared on Radio 1. They were divorced in 1973. Some years later, after returning to the U.S., she committed suicide.
By then, Peel — who married his second wife, Sheila, in 1974, and with whom he had four children — had become a pillar of the community in the village of Great Finborough, Suffolk.
Nevertheless, the DJ — who died in 2004 — kept up a running gag in his column in Sounds (a rock music weekly) in the mid-Seventies about how he preferred the company of fans when they were dressed as schoolgirls.
The column was often illustrated with photos of Peel posing with young girls dressed St Trinian’s-style in short gym skirts, stockings and suspenders. For one series of pictures, he dressed in a schoolgirl uniform himself.
Alan Lewis, a one-time editor of Sounds, says Peel’s regular references to schoolgirls were ‘half joking, half serious’. But he admits: ‘We really did go quite far on occasion.’
Unbelievably, Peel also ran a Schoolgirl of the Year competition on his Radio 1 show.
So, on the one hand, you have John Peel, and his ‘revelations’ about under-age girls queuing up for sex with him outside his studio in Texas, and on the other, Jimmy Savile — ‘Sir Jimmy’ — grooming girls as young as 12 by offering them sweets, cigarettes and tickets to be in the audience of his shows.