He was actually a very nice person.  At least thats the way he came across to me.   Very respectable and down to earth, and didnt say or do a thing you could consider to be wrong or "off" .  Spoke well to the staff. Really couldnt fault him.  Bit of a shock whe "it" hit the fan and all the stuff came out about him.

Maybe use his 3rd leg ??    Jake wont have any more use for it ???

Surely they can think of something to plug it with-

YES, frame a few more men.
If the long hairs do it it's called sex work.
Nearly time we taxed the Horizontal sport and do the same to sex as they have to smoking.
I've only got one pleasure left , having 2 stumps already bowled over from my wicked of .. Smokin , Pokin and Jokin.

 If you are aware of any homeless/street kids that unfortunately ended up on the streets in Kings Cross anytime in the 1980’s then I ask that you pass this onto them.

If you are aware of inappropriate activities by Ian “Molly” Meldrum or if you attended any parties in the 1980’s that he was present at.

I ask that you contact #crimestoppers and pass any information onto them, you may hold an important piece of information, don’t remain silent, speak up.

I'd like to see a pic of Rolf and Bono together, thanks.

Rolf Harris is sketching inmates in his jail cell to keep them onside

Charles Miranda in London
News Corp Australia Network
August 14, 2014 6:31PM

Rolf Harris to appeal conviction

ROLF Harris is spending his days in his jail cell sketching other inmates and their families to keep them onside after anger at his apparently receiving preferential treatment from jail authorities.

Prisoners at the HMP Bullingdon in Oxfordshire were reportedly incensed after the 84-year-old Australian entertainer was given a job in the prison garden ahead of those who had sought the role for sometime.

Harris, serving five years and nine months after being found guilty of sexually assaulting four girls, had been offered money and gifts to do sketches but decided to do them for free.

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An artist ... Rolf Harris with his self portrait at the National Portrait Gallery in 2008

An artist ... Rolf Harris with his self portrait at the National Portrait Gallery in 2008, the portrait gallery has since removed the painting from view. Picture: Ray Strange
    

Now prisoners call the sketch sessions “Rolf Prison Cartoon Club” after his hit 1990s TV show Rolf’s Cartoon Club. The sessions are done between 4.30pm and 6.30pm when prisoners in the jail’s E Wing are allowed to move between cells.

Many of the sketches aren’t just of the inmates but of their families as well with Harris using photographs to do caricature portraits for them.

“Harris has been overwhelmed by requests,” one prisoner told The Sun newspaper.







Now in jail ... the mugshot taken by police in London after Rolf Harris was arrested.

Now in jail ... the mugshot taken by police in London after Rolf Harris was arrested.
    

“He did four or five sketches within two weeks of arriving and now everyone wants one. The pictures are just 10 minute cartoon sketches but the inmates love them.

“Harris was reluctant at first but he wants to win them over.”






Veteran entertainer ... Rolf Harris holds his award and Wobble Board, while posing for ph

Veteran entertainer ... Rolf Harris holds his award and Wobble Board, while posing for photographs, at the 2008 ARIA Hall of Fame Awards. He was stripped of this award after he was found guilty. Picture: AAP
    

Harris was reportedly spat on and verbally abused in jail after two months ago being found guilty in Southwark Crown Court on 12 charges of indecently sexually assaulting four girls from 1968 to 1986. He is to appeal the decision.

His presence in the jail was also unsettled after he was given the gardening job shortly after arriving, jumping a queue of other inmates who had sought the plum role over the usual toilet cleaning duties.

According to one prisoner his sketches were a way to “curry favour” with his fellow inmates.

WHERE is Whale .
Surely he didn't apply for the job left vacant by Rolfe

Convicted paedophile Rolf Harris moving to cushy open prison dubbed the Savoy of Slammers after four weeks in Wandsworth jail

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/world/convicted-paedophile-rolf-harris-moving-to-cushy-open-prison-dubbed-the-savoy-of-slammers-after-four-weeks-in-wandsworth-jail/story-fni0xs61-1226980915695

IT’S the open prison that’s been dubbed the Savoy of Slammers for its cushy atmosphere — and it will soon be home to convicted paedophile Rolf Harris.

Harris, 84, who was jailed on Friday, will spend just four weeks at London’s notorious Wandsworth jail before he is transferred to Leyhill Prison in Gloucestershire, according to British media reports.

The minimum-security prison has no fences and inmates are never locked inside their rooms.

Harris, who was convicted and jailed for 12 counts of indecent assault, will be free to roam the grounds of the complex and take part in courses.

Peter Saunders, of the National Association of People Abused in Childhood, told The Mirror: “It’s another slap in the face for victims.

“The lenient approach sends a message to other people that they might not have to suffer serious consequences for abusing children.

Whale wrote: How many of your posts in this thread have focussed on victims shortcomings, how many on Harris crimes ? That says it all.

I hope no TBV spies were in the Centro Shopping Centre a few minutes ago.      I slipped a $5 note into something a little lady had open on the ground.    What a beast I am >>    All of 10 years at the most and all I got was an earful of the screeches from the violin she was busking with.            Rolf would be ashamed of me .
I was amazed at the amount of money in the violin case,   She didn't sound too good a player to me but one must encourage the kids to have a go.   To find one with enough go in them these days is worth much more .

djebel wrote: If under today laws Harris "got off lightly" what does a murderer get in the UK ?

Harris' age would have been taken into account. At his age a 10 year sentence would be the same as "never to be released".

djebel wrote: Tuft_it_Tees wrote: When I was about 10 or 11, a boy exposed himself to a couple of girls in the schoolyard, I was a witness. Only 4 knew it happened. One of the girls went to her teacher, who quizzed me, and I denied seeing anything. Why ? I don't know, and am not proud of it even now, but being that young you are hardly accountable. When you are twenty-odd, it is a different story. Crikeys, That would happen every day wouldn't it ?

He was waving it around in extravagant fashion and one of the girls took exception to it. A proto-exhibitionist who quite likely went on to bigger and bolder deeds.