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blake 3:17
18th June 2013, 03:50
I hadn't heard about this, and probably most people are more familiar with Nigella Lawson than Saatchi. He'd been on my mind for his disgusting Right wing politics and his super destructive influence on contemporary art. Saatchi & Saatchi were the major propagandists of Thatcherism and South African Apartheid in the late 70s. Traces on the web seem to be well scrubbed...

Nigella Lawson's Husband Charles Saatchi Defends Choking Photos

Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson appeared to be crying and distraught as husband Charles Saatchi grabbed her throat during a tense al fresco lunch nearly two weeks ago at a London restaurant Scott's, as revealed in shocking photos published over the weekend. But art mogul Saatchi, 70, defended himself and dismissed the disturbing photos to the Evening Standard June 17.
"About a week ago, we were sitting outside a restaurant having an intense debate about the children, and I held Nigella's neck repeatedly while attempting to emphasize my point," Saatchi explained. (Married to multimillionaire Saatchi since 2003, the former Food Network star has kids Cosima and Bruno with her late first husband John Diamond.)
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"There was no grip, it was a playful tiff," Saatchi insisted. "The pictures are horrific but give a far more drastic and violent impression of what took place." He added of the Nigella Bites star's tearful expression: "Nigella's tears were because we both hate arguing, not because she had been hurt. We had made up by the time we were home. The paparazzi were congregated outside our house after the story broke yesterday morning, so I told Nigella to take the kids off till the dust settled."
A rep for Lawson tells Us Weekly: "We will not be commenting on the images."
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Scotland Yard confirms to Us that the incident is now being investigated. "Officers from the Community Safety Unit at Westminster have already begun an investigation. Inquiries are in hand to establish the facts."
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The couple were spotted having a much more amicable meal at Scott's this past Saturday June 15. "They sat outside as usual, he smoked a lot but their conversation was very normal," a source told Us. "They seemed relaxed and happy. When I saw the pictures on Sunday I was shocked that [the incident] had only happened a week earlier."


Read more: http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/nigella-lawsons-husband-charles-saatchi-defends-choking-photos-2013176#ixzz2WX3sgCaG
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Aurora
20th June 2013, 23:24
The pictures are disgusting he's clearly hurting her, she's crying and pleading with him.

The article says she took the kids and left the home, hopefully she can find some support and keep that scum away from her.

pics here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2342922/Nigella-Lawson-Charles-Saatchi-says-row-playful-tiff-held-throat-emphasise-point.html

blake 3:17
21st June 2013, 07:07
British Lawmakers Say Ad Mogul Charles Saatchi Was Let Off Too Easily For Choking Celeb Chef Wife



LONDON (AP) — A British lawmaker questioned Thursday whether police may have treated Nigella Lawson's husband too leniently after he admitted assaulting the celebrity chef in a restaurant.

Opposition Labour Party lawmaker Sandra Osborne asked in the House of Commons if there is one rule for the rich and famous, and another rule for everyone else.

She was referring to advertising mogul Charles Saatchi, who earlier this week was given a police "caution" after admitting assault. Saatchi, 70, contacted police after newspapers published photos of him grasping his wife's throat during an argument.

He will not face further charges or penalties.

Osborne said it sends the wrong message to allow someone to receive only a caution after admitting assault. Under British law, a caution can be given to someone who admits a minor offense. It carries no penalty, but it can be used as evidence of character flaws if a person is later prosecuted for a different crime.

Prosecutors' guidelines indicate cautions are appropriate for some assaults.

Home Office minister Jeremy Browne rejected the assertion that the rich and famous receive preferential treatment.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/was-charles-saatchi-treated-leniently-for-choking-nigella-lawson-2013-6#ixzz2WpP5mZvV

Scum bag. Don't believe in hell, but I'd find a place for him for this and many other crimes against the people.