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Originally Posted by velvet donkey:
Originally Posted by kimota (Corin's Crib #1) FAKER # 1:

At least the coverage on the news seems to be shifting to where it belongs: on the accused!

And the credibility of the accusers!

 

Like all court cases or I'm missing something.

Whilst the courts do have to look at the accusers and witnesses, the media usually focus on the accused. It's just that as Ms Lawson is famous, the focus seems to have been mainly on her (even in the court) It often looked as if she was on trial, not the two women! 

kimota
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

If the spending on the credit card was, as the sisters allege, hush money in return for not telling Mr Saatchi about Nigella's supposed drug taking, then why on earth would Nigella tell them to use one of Mr Saatchi's credit cards? It makes no sense.

 

the whole case makes no sense and I partly agree with their lawyer that the reason Saatchi went to court was to have a sideways swipe at Nigella as she's the one who's been attacked the most in this case - he's a barsteward and she's better off out of it imo

That's pretty much how I view it too. If this has been going on for a long time his accountants would have spotted it, so it's obvious that to do it now is just dig at Nigella by proxy.

Cinds

I wasn't fussed about the verdict. I still don't understand the juju that is accountancy, but I do agree with others here that the determining factor of bringing about a prosecution and trial of these ladies was so that Charles Saatchi could air his ex-wife's dirty linen. He could have gone another route like writing a tell-all memoir, but seeing as he had to employ a crack squad working on a shift basis to buy his last book, perhaps this was a much more cost-effective method.

 

And the whole saga has no doubt brought glee and rapture to those generous of spirit commentators that love to see things fall apart 

suzybean
Originally Posted by suzybean:

I wasn't fussed about the verdict. I still don't understand the juju that is accountancy, but I do agree with others here that the determining factor of bringing about a prosecution and trial of these ladies was so that Charles Saatchi could air his ex-wife's dirty linen. He could have gone another route like writing a tell-all memoir, but seeing as he had to employ a crack squad working on a shift basis to buy his last book, perhaps this was a much more cost-effective method.

 

And the whole saga has no doubt brought glee and rapture to those generous of spirit commentators that love to see things fall apart 

 

This case was never about the prosecution of the Grillo sisters, it was a means to throw mud at Nigella, and hope that enough stuck to ruin her.

I would be very surprised if Charles were not patting himself on the back at this moment in time.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by suzybean:

I wasn't fussed about the verdict. I still don't understand the juju that is accountancy, but I do agree with others here that the determining factor of bringing about a prosecution and trial of these ladies was so that Charles Saatchi could air his ex-wife's dirty linen. He could have gone another route like writing a tell-all memoir, but seeing as he had to employ a crack squad working on a shift basis to buy his last book, perhaps this was a much more cost-effective method.

 

And the whole saga has no doubt brought glee and rapture to those generous of spirit commentators that love to see things fall apart 

 

This case was never about the prosecution of the Grillo sisters, it was a means to throw mud at Nigella, and hope that enough stuck to ruin her.

I would be very surprised if Charles were not patting himself on the back at this moment in time.

I wouldn't be surprised either Yogi. In fact I can already see him at Scott's with a glass of wine and a fag (same table) with a big grin on face.

suzybean
Originally Posted by suzybean:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by suzybean:

I wasn't fussed about the verdict. I still don't understand the juju that is accountancy, but I do agree with others here that the determining factor of bringing about a prosecution and trial of these ladies was so that Charles Saatchi could air his ex-wife's dirty linen. He could have gone another route like writing a tell-all memoir, but seeing as he had to employ a crack squad working on a shift basis to buy his last book, perhaps this was a much more cost-effective method.

 

And the whole saga has no doubt brought glee and rapture to those generous of spirit commentators that love to see things fall apart 

 

This case was never about the prosecution of the Grillo sisters, it was a means to throw mud at Nigella, and hope that enough stuck to ruin her.

I would be very surprised if Charles were not patting himself on the back at this moment in time.

I wouldn't be surprised either Yogi. In fact I can already see him at Scott's with a glass of wine and a fag (same table) with a big grin on face.

 With Trinny simpering and giggling at his side.

 

 

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by suzybean:
 

This case was never about the prosecution of the Grillo sisters, it was a means to throw mud at Nigella, and hope that enough stuck to ruin her.

I would be very surprised if Charles were not patting himself on the back at this moment in time.

I wouldn't be surprised either Yogi. In fact I can already see him at Scott's with a glass of wine and a fag (same table) with a big grin on face.

 With Trinny simpering and giggling at his side.

 

 

  minus the throttle 

Trinny Woodall - Trinny Woodall and Charles Saatchi Have Lunch in London

 

Dame_Ann_Average
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by suzybean:
 

This case was never about the prosecution of the Grillo sisters, it was a means to throw mud at Nigella, and hope that enough stuck to ruin her.

I would be very surprised if Charles were not patting himself on the back at this moment in time.

I wouldn't be surprised either Yogi. In fact I can already see him at Scott's with a glass of wine and a fag (same table) with a big grin on face.

 With Trinny simpering and giggling at his side.

 

 

  minus the throttle 

Trinny Woodall - Trinny Woodall and Charles Saatchi Have Lunch in London

 

I think I'm more shocked that in the picture it looks like she's about to eat something 

suzybean
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by suzybean:
 

This case was never about the prosecution of the Grillo sisters, it was a means to throw mud at Nigella, and hope that enough stuck to ruin her.

I would be very surprised if Charles were not patting himself on the back at this moment in time.

I wouldn't be surprised either Yogi. In fact I can already see him at Scott's with a glass of wine and a fag (same table) with a big grin on face.

 With Trinny simpering and giggling at his side.

 

 

  minus the throttle 

Trinny Woodall - Trinny Woodall and Charles Saatchi Have Lunch in London

 

No, that was for desert.

Videostar

in a strongly-worded statement, the author and broadcaster slammed the "ridiculous sideshow" of drug allegations and claimed there had been a "sustained background campaign to destroy my reputation".

Nigella Lawson arrives at Isleworth Crown CourtNigella Lawson told the court she had used cocaine in the past

She said her experience as a witness had been "deeply disturbing" and added: "Even more harrowing was seeing my children subjected to extreme allegations in court without any real protection or representation.

Dame_Ann_Average
Originally Posted by velvet donkey:

She would say that.

 

Few folk backed a loser.

 

 

velvet...  Nothing was mentioned of any drug abuse for months, even he said he had no evidence of her ever taking drugs, he believed this new evidence/excuse whichever side you're on. It backfired badly, public sympathy will go with Nigella, but I totally agree that the trial turned into a trial about her and not the defendants. 

This wasn't even an issue until the throat/hands incident, make what you will of it 

Dame_Ann_Average
Last edited by Dame_Ann_Average
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by velvet donkey:

If it had a dick you wouldnae be saying that.

 

It's a bandwagon fer womans rights on here.

 

When the fingers in the cookie jar 

Oi! mush I aint a woman

Well not the last time I looked anyway

All assumed they knew her apart from Suz who is a close personal friend.

 

Gawd help em if you're on jury duty  

FM
Originally Posted by velvet donkey:

If it had a dick you wouldnae be saying that.

 

It's a bandwagon fer womans rights on here.

 

When the fingers in the cookie jar 

Oh I don't know Velvet, it seemed a bit of a rum do all round in that court if you ask me.  I certainly felt like Nigella was on trial more than any of them.

 

I'm not anti-men (quelle surprise! ) but I'm certainly anti-Saatchi and more so as each day passes  

Cosmopolitan
Originally Posted by velvet donkey:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by velvet donkey:

If it had a dick you wouldnae be saying that.

 

It's a bandwagon fer womans rights on here.

 

When the fingers in the cookie jar 

Oi! mush I aint a woman

Well not the last time I looked anyway

All assumed they knew her apart from Suz who is a close personal friend.

 

Gawd help em if you're on jury duty  

I've never ever met her. I've met Charles and Maurice Saatchi though. Maurice was very pleasant. 

suzybean

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