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# exactly: But not by her:
Slapper
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:13, archived)
# I felt so sorry for her
I still think she did the only thing possible.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:14, archived)
# I'm lost
comepletely on this one, what did she do? and what does it have to do with the mess up that John lesslie has become?

you see I avoid the news whilst its in the news and I ask later when its all died down. This way I can perform an objective opinion.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:16, archived)
# A man had sex with a woman.
She says she didn't want to but he says she did. Another man decided that she did, so the first man was right.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:17, archived)
# ergh!
all to much, I love the quiet life me.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:19, archived)
# she was sexually assaulted when she was a young presenter
and she never told anyone. Then she wrote her autobiography, called it "HONEST" and reasonably enough included the incident, without at any point saying who it was who attacked her - as many years later as it was, there would have been no possibility of making a case stick against them under our legal system.

However, the press got speculating and Matthew Wright let slip on telly that most people thought it was John Leslie. An unknown woman then went to the police claiming JL had attacked her, too. Recently this woman withdrew her evidence after it was revealed that she'd gone to the papers before the police, so JL is now cleared of any attacks.

At no point did Ulrika comment on whether it was JL who attacked her.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:20, archived)
# stupid
cow. She should at least say it wasnt him. Then lie low.

I was put in an aquard situation at 13 yrs old but I would name and shame him if nessasary. But I did cause him to have a hernia at a later date....
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:27, archived)
# thing is
she can't say it was him because there's no way it would stand up in court, so it's technically libel. but if she says it wasn't him...

well, the book's called "honest" let's put it that way.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:37, archived)
# she may well have told the police
whether it was/wasn't him as part of their investigations. There's no reason why she should tell the press too, as it would just lead to more 'who is it then?' reports, which were rather distasteful in the first place.

(edit: and he was being investigated for the other claims who came forward, so she couldn't have stopped it anyway)
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:49, archived)
# And that would be....
....have no talent and only be famous for being 'Ulrika' whilst all the time making notes and then writing a book about an otherwise boring life - spicing it up by (maybe) naming people - and whoring herself to the kind of people who think that 'Hello' and 'OK' are journalism?
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:17, archived)
# Fair play to her.
If people are stupid enough to pay for that shit, then good for her.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:18, archived)
# hear hear
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:17, archived)
# Not exactly accused by her ...
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:15, archived)
# I'm prepared to believe
she may have her reasons for that.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:23, archived)
# if it was him them she's not saying because any case in court would be her word against his
and you'd never get any sort of conviction with the media circus it has been. if it wasn't she's either being extremely devious and cruel, or she'd have to say who it was, or she's making it up.

whatever happened he'd end up suing the pants off here and winning. i can't comment on the ethics of the situation.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:26, archived)
# I see that there is more than one valid interpretation
so I shall shut up about the whole sordid affair, and think of kittens instead.
(, Mon 4 Aug 2003, 11:38, archived)