Royal Drugs & Sex Scandal
Posted: Tue 30 Oct, 2007 11.03
Surely in the age of the internet it is somewhat naive of the Judiciary and the Royal Family to attempt to keep secret the identity of the victim of the alleged blackmail plot for more than a nano-second? The current "gagging order" simply fuels public interest.
A quick search on Google with the right parameters produces the name which has been freely reported in the foreign press. Whilst I appreciate that the identity of blackmail victims is normally kept secret, surely that should not be so where it may involve the "victim" having committed an illegal act. Whether the blackmail case ultimately is proved or not, surely if there is a suspicion of someone procuring and using a Class A drug then the due process of law should be followed, regardless of preceived social status.
However, the giving or receiving of oral sex (whether by the same sex or not) is not illegal - merely embarassing if it does not involve the mother of your two children. This would surely not be grounds for holding any court case about illegal drug purchase and use in camera.
A quick search on Google with the right parameters produces the name which has been freely reported in the foreign press. Whilst I appreciate that the identity of blackmail victims is normally kept secret, surely that should not be so where it may involve the "victim" having committed an illegal act. Whether the blackmail case ultimately is proved or not, surely if there is a suspicion of someone procuring and using a Class A drug then the due process of law should be followed, regardless of preceived social status.
However, the giving or receiving of oral sex (whether by the same sex or not) is not illegal - merely embarassing if it does not involve the mother of your two children. This would surely not be grounds for holding any court case about illegal drug purchase and use in camera.