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Pedo scandal - are we beginning to get to the truth?

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thegiggilo
When: 01 Dec 14 21:07
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/former-ukip-regional-chairman-peter-entwistle-jailed-for-grooming-children-9883013.html Shocked
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Clungehungry
When: 01 Dec 14 22:28
There is still so much that troubles me. Can we really trust a press, police force, and politicians who - apparently - ignored, hid something for decades, when they are the ones telling us this? The idea that the establishment can get anyone off the hook, and kill any story they want too seems slightly implausible when the Daily Express, without any evidence, have been suggesting that Prince Philip had Princess Diana murdered, for the last twenty years. Every day, in every paper, there are negative stories about the so-called establishment, a lot of them frankly nonsense. If there WAS something, why would they not have exposed it? That's a genuine question - I don't know the answer.
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curious-cat
When: 01 Dec 14 23:50
Britain's most famous policeman 'Dixon of Dock Green' was played by Jack Warner.

He was the brother of Elsie and Doris Waters, well-known comediennes who usually performed as "Gert and Daisy".

Horace John Waters was his real name.

A man who frequented my local betting shop told me he used to work in the vice squad and 'Dixon' had been arrested and charged for importuning under his real name. He had to explain importuning to me as it was before the times of George Michael and the way he used toilets.

This man was retired from the police force but worked in security. He was always smartly dressed, tie etc ..... and stood out from other users of the shop.
Definitely not the sort to make this up.

Is there any way to check this out under 'Horace John Waters' ... it went to court apparently but was not picked up by the press at the time.
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