BBC person quizzed

[steve56]

Wonder who this is apparently he raped a dancer while she was asleep.

[Arginald Valleywater]

Larry Grayson?

[Essex Lad]

Why say BBC "person" and not BBC man? Or is it possible a strap-on was used?

[Lizard]

My money is on sooty, or bill and ben, it's always the quiet ones

[trillery]

Arginald Valleywater wrote:

> Larry Grayson?


You probably didn't notice but Larry Grayson has passed away, as long ago as 1995.

[Arginald Valleywater]

Or worse some bloke being abused by Jo Brand. She actually practices being ugly.

[Essex Lad]

Bill and Ben weren't quiet. Now Andy Pandy...

[spider]

I think they need to look at Muffin the Mule?

With a name like that he's bound to be suspect!

[max_tranmere]

If there has been coverage in the print press (I've not seen the papers much in the last few days so I don't know) then there'll be hints all over the place about who it is - especially in the tabloids. I remember when Jack Straw's son was done for dealing drugs the press, for over a week, said how a cabinet minister's son had been busted - but for legal reasons they couldn't name him. When they were finally allowed to one newspaper showed a list of various headlines from numerous papers which had appeared over the last 7 days and said 'the hints were there to see'. Stuff like 'The person who has been nicked is a bit of a loner - spends a lot of time on his jack jones' and 'he doesn't care too much for others, has an 'I'm all right jack' attitude to others', also 'his life could fall apart following these charges, he lives in a house of straw'. It all made sense once the Minister's name was revealed and the compilation of the headlines and write-ups appeared in this article. So, if the press know who this BBC person is who has been charged with these things, but they can't reveal the name for legal reasons, look for clues in the articles. They will be there.

[Dace]

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