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Crime World — How predator Russell Brand hid in plain sight (Part 1)
Scout ratingSCOUT· 44%58m·2026-11-12·True Crime

How predator Russell Brand hid in plain sight (Part 1)

Crime World

Predator Russell Brand hid in plain sight as he used his celebrity to assault women and to feed his insatiable sexual appetite. As he begins his sentence at Wandsworth Prison, Nicola speaks with Jenny Friel about the making of a monster and the further revelations this week about his old pal David Walliams. You are…

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“Was Brand a sex pest? YES Did the predominantly liberal media and entertainment industry know at the time ? YES Did the labour party try use his fame for votes and also knew what he was like? YES. The timing of all this is very suspicious.”

— @grahamlight9283 · YouTube comment

“What actual proof was there other than she said he said?”

— @FRkiddo · YouTube comment

“In UK showbiz, Brand was well-known as a sexual predator by 2018 and couldn't find employment anywhere. After 'Me Too' and Operation Yewtree, he also expected a knock on the door from the boys and girls in blue. So, he moved to the USA to c…”

— @johnfernleigh1352 · YouTube comment

“Russell always called out the establishment and revealed a lot of things that exposed a lot of about the (vaccine) so I would be very weary of why they the bought media went out to get him and the hearsay evidence that was presented in cour…”

— @greger61 · YouTube comment

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