The History of Terrorism
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2000 The National Criminal Intelligence Service had begun investigating King for child sexual abuse in 2000, when a man told them he had been assaulted by King and others 30 years earlier.[120] The man had originally approached publicist Max Clifford, himself later jailed in 2014 for sexual assault, Clifford told him that he should go to the police.[121] King was arrested in November 2000 and bailed on £150,000, £50,000 of which was put up by Simon Cowell.[122] He was arrested again in January 2001 on further allegations.[123][124] 27 men told police that King had sexually assaulted them during the period 1969–1989.[125]
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Kennedy said in an interview with the Mail on Sunday newspaper, arranged through his PR agent Max Clifford,[9] that he suffered a version of "Stockholm syndrome,"[10][11] although he denied becoming an agent provocateur within the movement,
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