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"the outer reaches of the internet"
that must be us
I thought we were the inner sanctum???
"the outer reaches of the internet"
that must be us
they didn't sack him
i'd guess it's Four Corners. maybe their press release is a sign of panic
i do question the girls motivations for this because nothing good was ever going to come out of this story. she can say it's so others dont get hurt but her story isnt going to stop other girls going to rooms with groups of players.
i really cant see any legal avenues here, he hasnt disputed the fact he had sex with her, she hasnt said anything defamatory against him....
i really cant see any legal avenues here, he hasnt disputed the fact he had sex with her, she hasnt said anything defamatory against him....
But there's nothing to sweep under the mat... and there's no-one for Johns to actually sue over anything? And so no need for hush money or confidentiality agreements...
in Relation To The Newcastle Knights Section Of The Story, The Knights Were Frequently Updated During The Making Of The Story, Up To And Including Just Before Broadcast. no Comment From Any One In Any Part Of The Program Was Taken Out Of Context. Four Corners Has Received No Complaint Or Question From Anyone Actually Involved In The Story Suggesting The Contrary.
I imagine Matthew Johns would just want the incident to go away rather than drag it through the courts?
that was not considered admissable evidence by the police in 2002
The general assumption is valid - don't civil cases have different levels of admissible evidence to criminal investigations? Eg OJ Simpson, Mark McGaw's "shadow" compensation case.
Re: Matthew Johns to consider legal avenues
if that were the case why has she not sued like the families did in the OJ case?
Because she couldn't be bothered? Because her families couldn't be bothered? because it wasn't all over the papers and there was no public perception to correct?if that were the case why has she not sued like the families did in the OJ case?