1) I'm not employed by @peterjukes 2) I don't hide from my past, infact I embrace it to educate others, encouraged by my now wife, the victim... 3) Instead of letting the likes of you keep down for life, I work hard to show I'm a better person. 4) I feel genuine pity for you
You see @TheBembridge, as a victim of Domestic Sexual Abuse, I'm entitled to anonymity. This was connected to my case, but couldn't be reported, so this story reads differently.
You weren't to know. Just don't take at face value.
I mean, you wouldn't go after me in such a partisan way like that if you knew that my being a victim of Domestic Sexual Abuse was related to my own offence, if which I admitted and sought help for.
I have to waive my anonymity everything someone like you thinks they've a gotcha
I believe Caroline Flack was treated differently, as initially the CPS said caution for Domestic Assault, Met appealed.
Yes, much more care should have be given, but know a prosecution would've been pursued hard from outset by CPS on a non celebrity. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-603374…
Caroline Flack's death raises a lot of questions about prosecution in the UK
If an accused's mental health is raised, it's turned on them as trying to get away with it. They get no support.
Had this been a man accused of Domestic assault, would the reaction be the same?
People may find this uncomfortable, but had a male celebrity been accused of assaulting their partner, you can guarantee there'd be demands for prosecution & any mention of the accused's mental health would be ignored.
I say this as an ex offender AND victim of Domestic abuse.