It's All Just Show, Jess, Isn't It?

Nice of them to provide an illustraion of what 'loss of control' might look like...

It seems the 'Guardian' is putting its faith in the lank-haired chav Secretary. But is that borne out by action? Reader, it is not...

'I feel very scared for my safety, the parole board has said he is vengeful (Ed: then why are they letting him out?) and I've heard from people on his landing that he couldn't stop talking about me.

'I've been warned the first thing he's going to do is come straight for me.

''It's two-tier justice all over again - this government bends over backwards to give abusers another chance, and treats their victims like an afterthought.

'Tina says she feels badly let down by the justice system after being assured it would be 'many, many years before he was released'.

But Kier needs those prison spaces for his political enemies snd detractors... 

'If Jenkin is released my property must be urgently target hardened, I need cameras and a security consultant to help me.' Tina has also set up a petition against his release which has already been signed by more than 11,000 people. But instead of applauding her efforts to raise awareness, Tina claims probation chiefs 'told her off' for speaking out about her case with one asking her 'don't you feel sorry for him, putting this on his head?' She said: 'When they said that to me I felt confused - I have every right to speak out and I don't want this to be brushed under the carpet. I don't want this to happen to anybody else.'

I wonder if the Secretary would lend her some of her own party’s security, since all they are up against is mean words on the Internet? 

The Probation Service is currently investigating Tina's complaint about the comment and the staff member involved is understood to deny using those words.

Gosh, it's hard to decide who to believe, isn't it? Oh wait. no. It's not.