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Max Clifford Guilty
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melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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aolstudios
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He needs serious PR help. The timing of that was awful/perfect, depending on your perspective.BensGrandad
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Should he do a bunk I would think Nth Cyprus is the most likely as he could fight extradition for years and probably live the rest of his life there, the problem would come for him if the authorities could freeze his bank account etc.
That's what we're discussing. Odd is an understatement.
bWize
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- Nov 6, 2007
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Ahh! apologies, I missed the link... He's clearly a psychopath in my book!
RowleyBirkinQ.C(deceased)
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New Banksy 
Norman Potting
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That's another odd from me too. Short of doing a "bunny ears" behind him I can't think of how it could have got any odder - Eric Morecambe hand round own throat perhaps? I did wonder about the presenter but maybe he had a monitor in front of him and could see what was happening.
Do on location reporters use those? He seems to be looking at the camera, so slightly to the side at a monitor. And that would be quite off-putting I'd assume. Either way, I thought the reporter did really well. He could have asked Max if he'd like to make any comment though.
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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'If King Charles II could do it from Shoreham' works better
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-27250231
Still protesting his innocence and calling the victims liars. Sincerely hope this is all taken into account when he gets his sentence later. Shame the maximum sentence is 2 years but I reckon he'll get close to that based on the comments.
Still protesting his innocence and calling the victims liars. Sincerely hope this is all taken into account when he gets his sentence later. Shame the maximum sentence is 2 years but I reckon he'll get close to that based on the comments.
- Jul 7, 2003
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Two years per offence, surely.
They always seem to run them concurrently though!
fat old seagull
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Two Years !!!!! If that's all he gets it's a disgrace. If he gets the maximum, he will probably be released before Christmas then.
Judge Anthony Leonard explained that if the offences had been committed after 2003, the starting point for sentencing would have been 10 years in prison.
"My sentencing powers are restricted. The maximum sentence available at the time was two years in prison," he told the court.
"My sentencing powers are restricted. The maximum sentence available at the time was two years in prison," he told the court.
Judge decides that the sentences to run CONSECUTIVELY... total EIGHT years.