Millionaire couple jailed for perjury over speeding charge.

[slowly slowly]

They might have got away with it except for their greed.

www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=449835&in_page_id=1770&ito=1490

[NCC1701]

If article is correct - it's a good result. Whether you agree with current policy on speeding or not, if you stand up in court and start telling porkies to get somebody acquitted then you deserve everything you get.

Edited by NCC1701 on Wednesday 25th April 16:38

[Vesuvius 996]

Fair cop. I LMFAO at the fact that they only got rumbled because they asked for their costs. Fvcking stupid cvnts!!

[SplatSpeed]

speeding is that bad!!!!!!

[Vesuvius 996]

SplatSpeed said:

speeding is that bad!!!!!!

It's not the speeding that got them.


LISTEN UP.

1. NEVER LIE IN COURT. NEVER. EVER.
2. SEE 1.

Idiots.

Edited by Vesuvius 996 on Wednesday 25th April 16:20

[SplatSpeed]

Vesuvius 996 said:

SplatSpeed said:

speeding is that bad!!!!!!

It's not the speeding that got them.


LISTEN UP.

1. NEVER LIE IN COURT. NEVER. EVER.
2. SEE 1.

Idiots.

Edited by Vesuvius 996 on Wednesday 25th April 16:20

never get caught lying in court

[slowly slowly]

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm £60 fine or 6 weeks in jail,

[chrispy porker]

'no-one was available to comment from Freeman and Co'
Funny that.

[Vesuvius 996]

chrispy porker said:

'no-one was available to comment from Freeman and Co'
Funny that.

Hmm, yes.

I doubt that Freeman would be stupid enough to advise people to lie.

He's smarter than that.

[Pickled Piper]

Vesuvius 996 said:

chrispy porker said:

'no-one was available to comment from Freeman and Co'
Funny that.

Hmm, yes.

I doubt that Freeman would be stupid enough to advise people to lie.

He's smarter than that.

Indeed, he got one of his minions to do it.

pp

[mr_annie_vxr]

Vesuvius 996 said:

chrispy porker said:

'no-one was available to comment from Freeman and Co'
Funny that.

Hmm, yes.

I doubt that Freeman would be stupid enough to advise people to lie.

He's smarter than that.

Not saying he did. Did we not see there was some issue surrounding this sort of suggestion that he was being investigated about. Do you think its the same case?

[hutchingsp]

"But the lie was exposed when police discovered that the notices of intended prosecution had arrived"

I wonder how? Would it be Knock Knock "We have a warrant to conduct a search" followed by "Oops we left the originals on the sideboard"?

[jesusbuiltmycar]

hutchingsp said:

"But the lie was exposed when police discovered that the notices of intended prosecution had arrived"

I wonder how? Would it be Knock Knock "We have a warrant to conduct a search" followed by "Oops we left the originals on the sideboard"?

Was just wondering the same thing myself

[chrispy porker]

So far today I have read
1. Ted Heath was apparently gay.
2. Solicitors apparently encourage their clients to lie.

I am awaiting an expose on the lavatory habits of bears in woods any time now.

[apache]

chrispy porker said:

So far today I have read
1. Ted Heath was apparently gay.
2. Solicitors apparently encourage their clients to lie.

I am awaiting an expose on the lavatory habits of bears in woods any time now.

Have you heard what they're saying about the pope now?

[chris_tivver]

hutchingsp said:

"But the lie was exposed when police discovered that the notices of intended prosecution had arrived"

I wonder how? Would it be Knock Knock "We have a warrant to conduct a search" followed by "Oops we left the originals on the sideboard"?

It was discovered when they applied for costs. What about if the costs included an invoice from lawyer dated before they claimed to have received NIP? What a delicious irony if so

[Plotloss]

apache said:

chrispy porker said:

So far today I have read
1. Ted Heath was apparently gay.
2. Solicitors apparently encourage their clients to lie.

I am awaiting an expose on the lavatory habits of bears in woods any time now.

Have you heard what they're saying about the pope now?

He's got a silver lining apparently.

[WildCat]

Vesuvius 996 said:

chrispy porker said:

'no-one was available to comment from Freeman and Co'
Funny that.

Hmm, yes.

I doubt that Freeman would be stupid enough to advise people to lie.

He's smarter than that.

Ja... I believe he "fight fire with fire ... or law with the letter of the law" - und that this letter if applied properly allow the so-called "loop hole"

Perhaps they misinterpreted wilfully what he said to them.

[WildCat]

apache said:

chrispy porker said:

So far today I have read
1. Ted Heath was apparently gay.
2. Solicitors apparently encourage their clients to lie.

I am awaiting an expose on the lavatory habits of bears in woods any time now.

Have you heard what they're saying about the pope now?

Yes.. but it ist not true. The thing about .. cannot say .. ist rudey und only hearsay about .. Und as for the toilet ( am Middle Class Liebchen und have new thing like an indoor toilet upstairs/downstairs und en suite und do not go to the old lavvy down the bottom of t'garden dahrling Mmmmmch!! ) (That ist supposed to be the smmoooochy kiss of "aristo-crass- eeeeeeh!" ) .. so I caan only comment about felines und cat littering trays .. also known as "Klo"

[andmole]

Vesuvius 996 said:

SplatSpeed said:

speeding is that bad!!!!!!

It's not the speeding that got them.


LISTEN UP.

1. NEVER LIE IN COURT. NEVER. EVER.
2. SEE 1.

Idiots.

Edited by Vesuvius 996 on Wednesday 25th April 16:20

Quite right, this advice applies to EVERYBODY, (if you know what I mean).