Current Affairs Prince Andrew poor judge of character or what ?

[Harryflashman]

That’s what I’ve always thought. Wouldn’t take much to track down managers, shift managers and staff that were working there at that time.
Sure someone would remember serving a prince. I can remember once seeing Sonia from eastenders on a high street about 20 years ago. She did smile at me funny though.
The maddest thing is, you can tell he’s from such a privileged position, he is not used to be pulled up on his lies or having any accountability. Shows what they think of everyone else.

No logs or notebooks from police officers guarding him , no supporting statements, as you say not one member of staff in a hang average pizza place remembering serving a member of the royal family , no members of the public who noticed Prince Andrew whilst they tucked into Their pepperoni passion , no photos, nobody to back him up .

Just absolute complete BS

 

[JimmyJeffers]

No logs or notebooks from police officers guarding him , no supporting statements, as you say not one member of staff in a hang average pizza place remembering serving a member of the royal family , no members of the public who noticed Prince Andrew whilst they tucked into Their pepperoni passion , no photos, nobody to back him up .

Just absolute complete BS

That’s what’s mad. He’s clearly not used to being challenged. Just says and does what he wants

 

[Yarrgh]

No logs or notebooks from police officers guarding him , no supporting statements, as you say not one member of staff in a hang average pizza place remembering serving a member of the royal family , no members of the public who noticed Prince Andrew whilst they tucked into Their pepperoni passion , no photos, nobody to back him up .

Just absolute complete BS

Surely the birthday girl on her parents remember?

 

[roydo]

Surely the birthday girl on her parents remember?

A birthday party when a HRH turns up? Why ever would that stay in the memory bank? M Lud.

 

[bluelife]

As guilty as he seems, and as harsh the punishment should be if convicted, it doesn't sit right that this stuff is so publicly known prior to a trial.

 

[tsubaki]

No logs or notebooks from police officers guarding him , no supporting statements, as you say not one member of staff in a hang average pizza place remembering serving a member of the royal family , no members of the public who noticed Prince Andrew whilst they tucked into Their pepperoni passion , no photos, nobody to back him up .

Just absolute complete BS

TBF all those things could be true - police logs and notebooks may not have been kept for 20 years, the CCTV wouldn't have been, people didn't have camera phones to anything like the degree they do now, nor may it be possible to determine who was employed by that Pizza Hut at the time and who was working there that night. They've also not done any sort of appeal to get the members of the public who were there to come forwards either.

The only glaring omission is the other people who were allegedly at the party he took his daughter to, but even then you encounter the problem of how do they prove it (in terms of independent evidence rather than just a line of toffs agreeing he was there), plus of course this is just discovery - they may have those people in reserve, who will (if there is a trial) suddenly recall half-way through that actually he was there.

 

[tsubaki]

As guilty as he seems, and as harsh the punishment should be if convicted, it doesn't sit right that this stuff is so publicly known prior to a trial.

this isn't a criminal trial (which in itself is concerning tbh)

 

[Harryflashman]

TBF all those things could be true - police logs and notebooks may not have been kept for 20 years, the CCTV wouldn't have been, people didn't have camera phones to anything like the degree they do now, nor may it be possible to determine who was employed by that Pizza Hut at the time and who was working there that night. They've also not done any sort of appeal to get the members of the public who were there to come forwards either.

The only glaring omission is the other people who were allegedly at the party he took his daughter to, but even then you encounter the problem of how do they prove it (in terms of independent evidence rather than just a line of toffs agreeing he was there), plus of course this is just discovery - they may have those people in reserve, who will (if there is a trial) suddenly recall half-way through that actually he was there.

I didn’t really mention CCTV , I know they have retention policies for police notebooks but I’d imagine its entirely possible that paperwork involving the royals has a more rigorous demands put upon it .

I can also introduce you to bar staff who’ll tell you , in excruciating detail , how they served various C list celebrities and the odd famous actor decades ago . The fact that he’s been able to slip in and out of there like the Scarlett pimpernel doesn’t quite sit right . It can’t be hard to find out who was working at a restaurant, even 20 years ago . If it was me I’d have sent investigators to track down and then speak to everyone Of them . Assuming I was actually there that is .


As you say though how nobody can remember enjoying dough balls at their birthday party with a member of the royal family seems a tad suspicious.

I also understand trying to get matters dismissed before court but your current defence being “my paedo mate settled that case and it covered all abuse including by me “ , doesn’t sit particularly well.

 

[Naisy'sCharitableLeanings]

I didn’t really mention CCTV , I know they have retention policies for police notebooks but I’d imagine its entirely possible that paperwork involving the royals has a more rigorous demands put upon it .

I can also introduce you to bar staff who’ll tell you , in excruciating detail , how they served various C list celebrities and the odd famous actor decades ago . The fact that he’s been able to slip in and out of there like the Scarlett pimpernel doesn’t quite sit right . It can’t be hard to find out who was working at a restaurant, even 20 years ago . If it was me I’d have sent investigators to track down and then speak to everyone Of them . Assuming I was actually there that is .


As you say though how nobody can remember enjoying dough balls at their birthday party with a member of the royal family seems a tad suspicious.

I also understand trying to get matters dismissed before court but your current defence being “my paedo mate settled that case and it covered all abuse including by me “ , doesn’t sit particularly well.

I’d also guess that a young girl’s birthday party would be done and dusted by a sensible time, giving HRH plenty of time to visit to a club later that same night. It’s not the strongest alibi in the first place. ?

 

[LinekersLegs]

 

[LinekersLegs]

 

[Yarrgh]

Is that even legally enforceable? Protection of unknown parties from crimes? Is that applicable to civil or criminal cases in the US?

Popcorn ready. I'm going to take my position in the cheap seats as usual.

 

[LinekersLegs]

Is that even legally enforceable? Protection of unknown parties from crimes? Is that applicable to civil or criminal cases in the US?

Popcorn ready. I'm going to take my position in the cheap seats as usual.

No idea tbh!

Guess we are going to see his lawyers try though.

 

[peteblue]

He will get off with it. It’s a Civil case, she took the money, Epstein covered all his mates…..

 

[Harryflashman]

He will get off with it. It’s a Civil case, she took the money, Epstein covered all his mates…..

“It’s fine my mate the paedo settled with his victim and it covers all the abuse, even mine so I’m good right ?”

Golden him right there , can’t see what the fuss is about .