tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7164794708270892518.post1245676825609565651..comments2024-03-18T04:20:15.987-04:00Comments on Statement Analysis ®: Joe Cupo: The List and Station Fall Out Statement Analysis Bloghttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13607372649929274491noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7164794708270892518.post-18024613695651326092012-11-16T19:24:40.419-05:002012-11-16T19:24:40.419-05:00Actually, I've heard about this quite a bit ar...Actually, I've heard about this quite a bit around town and on facebook. I wish they'd just release all the names and end the witch hunt. It's like a 'made for tv drama' and the real victims will be the families of the sex fiends. <br /><br />Have any statements been released from the instructor or her son's father directly about whether or not she took pics in the nude with her son? <br />skipnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7164794708270892518.post-90449654734436222192012-11-16T06:04:35.922-05:002012-11-16T06:04:35.922-05:00OT..
Dave Lee Travis Bailed By Savile Detectives....OT..<br /><br />Dave Lee Travis Bailed By Savile Detectives.<br /><br />The former Radio 1 star is released on police bail after his arrest on suspicion of sexual offences.<br /><br />DJ Dave Lee Travis has been bailed after his arrest in connection with the Jimmy Savile sex abuse inquiry.<br /><br />The former Radio 1 star, from Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, was held at 7.45am on suspicion of sexual offences.<br /><br />Police said the allegations made against the man do not directly involve Savile, and are classed under the strand of their investigation termed "others".<br /><br />He was bailed to return on a date in early January.<br /><br />Travis returned home at 9.15pm in the passenger seat of a silver car. He stared straight ahead as the vehicle was mobbed by photographers.<br /><br />Three police officers stood nearby as the car drove slowly through the gates. One officer told reporters that Travis would not be making any comment for now.<br /><br />His arrest came as the Metropolitan Police revealed they are now dealing with around 450 potential victims, the majority of whom claim they were abused by Savile.<br /><br />This has risen from around 300 possible victims the force said they were dealing with last month.<br /><br />Officers are looking at three strands within their inquiry: claims against Savile, those against Savile and others, and those against others.<br /><br />Most of the "others" allegations have been made against people associated with the entertainment industry.<br /><br />Ex-glam rocker Gary Glitter, comedian Freddie Starr and a 73-year-old man have already been arrested and bailed in connection with the investigation.<br /><br />A 1977 episode of Top Of The Pops featuring Travis was due to be shown on BBC4 on Thursday night but was pulled.<br /><br />Last month Travis vigorously denied allegations that he groped two women while in BBC studios.<br /><br />Dame Janet Smith, who is reviewing the corporation's practices during the Savile years, called on potential victims, witnesses, people who worked with the TV presenter and senior staff at the time to assist the investigation.<br /><br />According to the inquiry's website, the review also wants to hear from people "who were familiar with the culture or practices of the BBC" in terms of "preventing or enabling the sexual abuse of children, young people or teenagers".<br /><br />In addition, the Department of Health is investigating its own conduct after appointing Savile to head a task force at Broadmoor high-security hospital in 1988.<br /><br />http://news.sky.com/story/1012109/dave-lee-travis-bailed-by-savile-detectives<br /><br />John Mc Gowanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00430624388902099338noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7164794708270892518.post-35073895927499953602012-11-16T06:01:47.334-05:002012-11-16T06:01:47.334-05:00Sport
Frankie Dettori
Frankie Dettori faces heari...Sport<br />Frankie Dettori<br /><br />Frankie Dettori faces hearing after positive test at Longchamp<br /><br />• Inquiry set for next week following September breach at track<br />• Jockey's solicitor reveals news in Press Association statement<br />Share 41<br /><br />Frankie Dettori will face a hearing next week at French racing headquarters following a positive test at Longchamp in September. Photograph: Alan Crowhurst/Getty Images<br />Frankie Dettori's career was in fresh crisis on Tuesday as it emerged that he had tested positive for a banned substance while riding in France this autumn. It is less than a month since the famously ebullient jockey split from Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation, his principal employers for the past 18 years, who provided him with 110 successes in the world's biggest races.<br /><br />His supporters argued he would bounce back from the separation and be among the contenders for champion jockey next year but he is at risk of a worldwide ban from riding that could run into months, depending on the identity of the substance. That issue remained in doubt, with officials at France Galop, the body which runs French racing, refusing to disclose details while a web report naming a substance was quickly pulled.<br /><br />Rumours about a positive test have circulated for weeks but the news was finally broken by a statement from Dettori's solicitor, Christopher Stewart-Moore.<br /><br />"On behalf of Frankie Dettori I can confirm that, as a consequence of a positive test at Longchamp on 16 September 2012, he will be the subject of an inquiry by the medical committee of France Galop next week," Stewart-Moore said.<br /><br />"In compliance with, and out of respect for, the regulations of France Galop, he will not be commenting further until the France Galop procedures have been completed."<br /><br />Officials at the British Horseracing Authority were in the dark on Tuesday. Having approached France Galop for more information as news began to leak out, they were told none would be provided until a hearing had taken place.<br /><br />The positive test was taken while Dettori, 41, was riding on Arc trials day at Longchamp, when he partnered four horses without success. It was the day after he suffered a professional setback in the St Leger at Doncaster, won by the Godolphin horse Encke, ridden by Mickaël Barzalona. The glory would have been Dettori's in previous years but rides have been shared between him and two other jockeys this year and his consequent disaffection is seen as the main reason for his leaving Godolphin.<br /><br />Dettori follows Kieren Fallon as the second high-profile, British-based jockey in recent years to return a positive test in France, having never done so in Britain. Fallon fell foul of the rules twice, serving a six-month ban from late 2006 and then an 18-month ban from January 2008 after testing positive for cocaine.<br /><br />Dettori himself received a police caution for cocaine possession in 1993, when he was 22, but later said that drug abuse was in his past.<br /><br />"I was a stupid, cocky, arrogant kid," he was quoted as telling one reporter in 2010, when asked about the incident. "I was riding, I was winning, I was a kid who'd gone from earning £12 a week to getting big money. Too much money."<br /><br />On other occasions Dettori has discussed his use of diuretic drugs to keep his weight down until they were banned by the Jockey Club. "I took Lasix, pee pills, diuretics, laxatives; all sorts," he told a Newsnight reporter in 1999. When asked whether he still took pills, he said: "I try not to."<br /><br />Under strict French rules, a jockey would be in breach if positive for over-the-counter medication, including aspirin. Those who have backed him to be champion jockey at odds down to 8-1 must hope his test is for something of that nature.<br /><br /><br />http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/nov/13/frankie-dettori-positive-test-longchampJohn Mc Gowanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00430624388902099338noreply@blogger.com