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Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Sat Oct 15, 2016 12:28 pm
by Big17
Funny how that silly bitch Jessica Ennis doesn't have a word to say on this case anymore.

As for that lying tart, she deserves to serve the time Evans had to do.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Sat Oct 15, 2016 3:58 pm
by Cripps
Big17 wrote:Funny how that silly bitch Jessica Ennis doesn't have a word to say on this case anymore.

As for that lying tart, she deserves to serve the time Evans had to do.

Well said

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Sat Oct 15, 2016 4:03 pm
by Yago
Big17 wrote:Funny how that silly bitch Jessica Ennis doesn't have a word to say on this case anymore.

As for that lying tart, she deserves to serve the time Evans had to do.


it's not been established she lied, it's not even been established he's innocent. This only means there was not enough evidence to prove him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Sun Oct 16, 2016 10:39 am
by Reverend Gooner
From what I have read the police and the CPS have both had a horrendous impact on both of their lives. From what I have read she reported a lost handbag and the police started probing her about whether she could have had sex and what she did. Then when she said maybe and when they found out it was a footballer they and the CPS went all out to get the conviction.

It sounds like a politically motivated directive from above to convict more rape cases and get the percentage higher and I guess once the CPS found out it was a well known sports player this time they must have felt they hit the jackpot. Sadly for both the girl (who didn't report rape and now has had to change identity) and Evans (who is now tainted, has lost the best years in a short career where you need to earn big and has downgraded his career now he is back) it made their lives a living hell.

The police should have just dealt with the stolen bag and left it there, they shouldn't be fishing and probing for other crimes with no leading reason.

Of course if he did rape her then this is a sad time indeed but at least he spent some time in jail for it. I must admit I am really unsure about whether he did. One aspect (which a lot of papers are not mentioning, they are focusing more on the paid aspect of the new witnesses) which raises questions is that apparently in court (despite always saying she remembers nothing) she always managed to remember when being questioned by the prosecution and the answer helped her case but never when by the defence. That would not have impressed the jury.

Who knows, the whole thing sucks and it sounds like the police and the CPS deserve flak more than Ched or the girl do. I just hope they can both move on with their lives.

p.s Ched Evans is deplorable, no doubt about it, whatever the truth.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Sun Oct 16, 2016 10:46 am
by UFGN
Reverend Gooner wrote:From what I have read the police and the CPS have both had a horrendous impact on both of their lives. From what I have read she reported a lost handbag and the police started probing her about whether she could have had sex and what she did. Then when she said maybe and when they found out it was a footballer they and the CPS went all out to get the conviction.

It sounds like a politically motivated directive from above to convict more rape cases and get the percentage higher and I guess once the CPS found out it was a well known sports player this time they must have felt they hit the jackpot. Sadly for both the girl (who didn't report rape and now has had to change identity) and Evans (who is now tainted, has lost the best years in a short career where you need to earn big and has downgraded his career now he is back) it made their lives a living hell.

The police should have just dealt with the stolen bag and left it there, they shouldn't be fishing and probing for other crimes with no leading reason.

Of course if he did rape her then this is a sad time indeed but at least he spent some time in jail for it. I must admit I am really unsure about whether he did. One aspect (which a lot of papers are not mentioning, they are focusing more on the paid aspect of the new witnesses) which raises questions is that apparently in court (despite always saying she remembers nothing) she always managed to remember when being questioned by the prosecution and the answer helped her case but never when by the defence. That would not have impressed the jury.

Who knows, the whole thing sucks and it sounds like the police and the CPS deserve flak more than Ched or the girl do. I just hope they can both move on with their lives.

p.s Ched Evans is deplorable, no doubt about it, whatever the truth.


Very good points.

If what you're saying about a report of a theft spiraling into all this then it's very concerning

Police are primarily there to serve, not to chase their own agenda.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Mon Oct 17, 2016 5:55 am
by Welsh Gunner
Reverend Gooner wrote:From what I have read the police and the CPS have both had a horrendous impact on both of their lives. From what I have read she reported a lost handbag and the police started probing her about whether she could have had sex and what she did. Then when she said maybe and when they found out it was a footballer they and the CPS went all out to get the conviction.

It sounds like a politically motivated directive from above to convict more rape cases and get the percentage higher and I guess once the CPS found out it was a well known sports player this time they must have felt they hit the jackpot. Sadly for both the girl (who didn't report rape and now has had to change identity) and Evans (who is now tainted, has lost the best years in a short career where you need to earn big and has downgraded his career now he is back) it made their lives a living hell.

The police should have just dealt with the stolen bag and left it there, they shouldn't be fishing and probing for other crimes with no leading reason.

Of course if he did rape her then this is a sad time indeed but at least he spent some time in jail for it. I must admit I am really unsure about whether he did. One aspect (which a lot of papers are not mentioning, they are focusing more on the paid aspect of the new witnesses) which raises questions is that apparently in court (despite always saying she remembers nothing) she always managed to remember when being questioned by the prosecution and the answer helped her case but never when by the defence. That would not have impressed the jury.

Who knows, the whole thing sucks and it sounds like the police and the CPS deserve flak more than Ched or the girl do. I just hope they can both move on with their lives.

p.s Ched Evans is deplorable, no doubt about it, whatever the truth.

Very good post.
The CPS & Police certainly have a lot to answer for in this case.
Ched Evans doesn't come out of this looking very good to be honest. Hopefully this will provide a warning to other young rich footballers who think they can go through life shagging whoever they like with no thought about the consequences.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Mon Oct 17, 2016 10:09 pm
by Royal Gooner
UFGN wrote:
Reverend Gooner wrote:From what I have read the police and the CPS have both had a horrendous impact on both of their lives. From what I have read she reported a lost handbag and the police started probing her about whether she could have had sex and what she did. Then when she said maybe and when they found out it was a footballer they and the CPS went all out to get the conviction.

It sounds like a politically motivated directive from above to convict more rape cases and get the percentage higher and I guess once the CPS found out it was a well known sports player this time they must have felt they hit the jackpot. Sadly for both the girl (who didn't report rape and now has had to change identity) and Evans (who is now tainted, has lost the best years in a short career where you need to earn big and has downgraded his career now he is back) it made their lives a living hell.

The police should have just dealt with the stolen bag and left it there, they shouldn't be fishing and probing for other crimes with no leading reason.

Of course if he did rape her then this is a sad time indeed but at least he spent some time in jail for it. I must admit I am really unsure about whether he did. One aspect (which a lot of papers are not mentioning, they are focusing more on the paid aspect of the new witnesses) which raises questions is that apparently in court (despite always saying she remembers nothing) she always managed to remember when being questioned by the prosecution and the answer helped her case but never when by the defence. That would not have impressed the jury.

Who knows, the whole thing sucks and it sounds like the police and the CPS deserve flak more than Ched or the girl do. I just hope they can both move on with their lives.

p.s Ched Evans is deplorable, no doubt about it, whatever the truth.


Very good points.

If what you're saying about a report of a theft spiraling into all this then it's very concerning

Police are primarily there to serve, not to chase their own agenda.


Supposed to, but for example; the victimisation of Sir Cliff Richard in inviting the BBC to film them raiding his house on something that was a nonsense anyway, just shows that some of them do want to be famous for being the ones who got a celebrity sent down.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Mon Apr 24, 2017 9:58 pm
by Cripps
Joining Sheff Utd

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Mon Apr 24, 2017 10:11 pm
by Royal Gooner
Cripps wrote:Joining Sheff Utd


And finally being allowed to pick up his career where he left off, as a free and innocent man.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Mon Apr 24, 2017 10:40 pm
by UFGN
He's been acquitted. So good luck to him and I hope he's able to make a success of what remains of his career

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Mon Apr 24, 2017 10:49 pm
by MesutOzil11
Big17 wrote:Funny how that silly bitch Jessica Ennis doesn't have a word to say on this case anymore.


Still nothing. What an absolute d***head.

Pleased for Evans. Hope he does well for newly promoted Sheffield.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Tue Apr 25, 2017 12:13 am
by Santi
Royal Gooner wrote:
Cripps wrote:Joining Sheff Utd


And finally being allowed to pick up his career where he left off, as a free and innocent man.


Just with multiple years wasted.


Ideally he'll bag 30 goals a season as a big FU to all who slagged and judged him.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Tue Apr 25, 2017 12:18 am
by Cripps
Hopefully do a GOAT celebration or something.

Whatever happened to the bint who lied?

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Tue Apr 25, 2017 12:22 am
by Va-Va-Voom
Cripps wrote:Hopefully do a GOAT celebration or something.

Whatever happened to the bint who lied?


Probably already been relocated and given a new identity.

Re: Was Ched Evans correctly convicted in the first place?

PostPosted: Tue Apr 25, 2017 6:00 am
by UFGN
Lol at the papers who called him a disgrace etc for appealing against his conviction