Dabs founder Atherton cleared of rape charges
David Atherton, founder of Dabs.com which he sold to BT in 2006, has been acquitted of rape charges at Leeds Crown Court. Atherton, 51, said he was considering legal action against the woman who made the allegations. But he also said the case had probably saved his life. After being charged in August with rape and possession of …
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Posted Thursday 7th May 2009 09:06 GMT
Innocent ... ish #
The court may have cleared Mr Atherton but the Home Secretary, Jackboot Jackie, will still hold his DNA for 12 years ... presumably in case the court was wrong in declaring his innocence. After all, Home Secretaries trump the Courts, don't they?
Mine's the one with the Government agent rifling through my pockets looking for the ID Card.
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