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A what?
The Price Vehicle has had the Wheels well and truely come off. They way she has behaved during and after the split with long suffering Andre has been very badly handled by her and anyone advising her, her agent, management team, family and friends. She could not have handled it worse if she tried.
My best guess is she has realised she f***ed up losing andre who on the face of all the evidence to hand since he met her and the 6 years inbetween has acted with utmost integrity and loving and has taken on her disabled son as his own and appears to be a doting father and all round bloody decent bloke.
She in the cold light of day thought andre would always be around for her to put down and humiliate but one day andre said " I have had enough of this shit " and headed for the door.
She is trashing around with her life in a bad place and although she would never admit it has lost a diamond bloke in andre the likes of which she will never get again so she is lashing out and slagging him off ( like she did all along ). She has gone out and found a defenceless knucklehead in a classic rebound situation that will end in tears.
However to call her the worst human in the UK is somewhat over the top and who knows about the rape allegations, it could well be true.
Thats my take on it anyway.
You are completely wrong on this. The law changed many years ago on rape within marriage. The woman has the right to say no, no matter what.
Maybe so, but any 'success' that Peter Andre is having is purely on the strength of the tabloid and reality show interest in Katie Price putting him in the shop window.
If this is true surely it would have been mentioned in one of her books as a boost for sales, I believe we are now on about volume 9 of her life already, aren't we ?
Yes... and?
This binary thing in law (if a case is found 'not guilty', it means the accuser is lying) you're babbling on about... Sorry, what ARE you on about? You've completely lost me here.
Someone being found not guilty does not necessarily mean the accuser is lying. To say that they automatically are lying is utter toss.
I was thinking of doing a Katie Price sweepstake with a list of illnesses, diseases, unfortunate situaitons and crimes which will be her next tabloid story
After rape came in, I was gutted I didnt start earlier
Keep the catagories coming
- SWINE Flu
- Aids
- Cancer
- Tumour
- Shes adopted
- she aborted the baby from said rape
- Weirdo in the park when she was 6 was Sven
- She won the lottery, but lost the jackpot winning ticket
- She never loved Peter
- Peter Andre is not the father of "their kids"
I disagree that it is 'utter toss'. I think if someone accuses you of something you didn't do, they are a liar.
That's not the point you were making.
'Something you didn't do' and being found 'not guilty' are not necessarily the same thing.
No, my point was applying that to the law in cases of 'he said, she said' that rape often is, wherein "not guilty" for one party means the law doesn't believe the accusations of the other.
It's not about whether the law never believes the accusations of one over the other. The burden of proof is with the accuser, and it's for them to prove beyond reasonable doubt the nature of their accusation. Therefore a 'not guilty' verdict does not necessarily mean that the accuser was lying; it can often mean that they didn't put across enough of a case to prove their accusation.
It can sometimes be that to a greater or lesser degree that neither party was lying, or that both parties were lying, which is different from your automatic black-and-white assumptions of 'he's not guilty therefore she's lying...'
Please take your copy of 'The Pedantic Amateur Lawyer' out of your arse, open your eyes and wake up n smell the roses.