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Thorpe affair ソープ事件 Affaire Thorpe Thorpeaffären
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Thorpeaffären var en brittisk politisk och sexuell skandal som avslutade Jeremy Thorpes karriär som politiker och ledare för det Liberala Partiet. Skandal uppstod från anklagelser från Norman Josiffe (annars känd som Norman Scott) att han och Thorpe hade haft en homosexuell relation i början av 1960-talet, och att Thorpe hade satt ihop en dåligt planerad konspiration till att mörda Josiffe då han hotat att avslöja deras affär. Händelseförloppet har dramatiserats 2018 i miniserien En engelsk skandal. ソープ事件（ソープじけん、英: Thorpe affair）は1970年代に起きたイギリスの政治的・性的スキャンダル事件であり、自由党ので、選出だった庶民院議員、ジェレミー・ソープが政界引退に追い込まれた。この事件は、ノーマン・ジョシフ、またの名をノーマン・スコット（英: Norman Josiffe / Norman Scott）による、1960年代にソープと同性愛関係にあったという主張から始まっている（→）。 1979年5月に行われた審理の刑事訴追は、スコット、国会でソープと同僚だった、そして雇われたガンマンのアンドルー・ニュートンの証言に強く依存していた（→）。法廷でしっかりと主張できた者はおらず、ベッセルの言葉の信用性は、『』での彼の経済状況暴露により、大きく損なわれた。裁判の説示で、判事は刑事訴追の証拠について酷評し、4人の被告は全員無罪となった（→）。それでもソープの社会的評価は、この事件の間に取り返しの付かないほど傷付けられていた。ソープは公判で証言しないことを選んだが、そのせいで事件に対する市民の不安の中には、説明されないままの事項もいくつか残ることになった。 L'affaire Thorpe, connue aussi sous le nom d'affaire Norman Scott ou de Rinkagate est un scandale politico-sexuel qui éclate au Royaume-Uni dans les années 1970, impliquant le député et dirigeant du Parti libéral Jeremy Thorpe. Celui-ci est d'abord accusé d'entretenir une liaison homosexuelle avec Norman Josiffe, alias Norman Scott, un garçon d'écurie qui devient ensuite mannequin, puis d'avoir fomenté son assassinat pour éviter que le scandale n'éclate. The Thorpe affair of the 1970s was a British political and sex scandal that ended the career of Jeremy Thorpe, the leader of the Liberal Party and Member of Parliament (MP) for North Devon. The scandal arose from allegations by Norman Josiffe (otherwise known as Norman Scott) that he and Thorpe had a homosexual relationship in the early 1960s, and that Thorpe had begun a badly planned conspiracy to murder Josiffe, who was threatening to expose their affair.
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Thorpe on the trial The "Bunnies" letter, February 1962 Auberon Waugh on Thorpe's election victory, February 1974 All three [principal prosecution witnesses] had ... been destroyed in cross-examination, and the prosecution's case at its close was shot through with lies, inaccuracies and admissions to such an extent that the defence decided not to give evidence. To have done so would have prolonged the trial unnecessarily. The most disappointing result has been Jeremy Thorpe's success in North Devon. Thorpe was already conceited enough, and now threatens to become one of the great embarrassments of politics. Soon I may have to reveal some of the things in my file on this revolting man. "Since my letters normally go to the House, yours arrived all by itself at my breakfast table at the Reform, and gave me tremendous pleasure. I cannot tell you just how happy I am to feel that you are really settling down ... you can always feel that whatever happens Jimmy and Mary are right behind you ... no more bloody clinics ... In haste. Bunnies can go to France. I miss you"
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Jeremy Thorpe, In My Own Time Private Eye, March 1974. Extracts from a letter from Thorpe to Josiffe, February 1962.
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Thorpeaffären var en brittisk politisk och sexuell skandal som avslutade Jeremy Thorpes karriär som politiker och ledare för det Liberala Partiet. Skandal uppstod från anklagelser från Norman Josiffe (annars känd som Norman Scott) att han och Thorpe hade haft en homosexuell relation i början av 1960-talet, och att Thorpe hade satt ihop en dåligt planerad konspiration till att mörda Josiffe då han hotat att avslöja deras affär. Händelseförloppet har dramatiserats 2018 i miniserien En engelsk skandal. ソープ事件（ソープじけん、英: Thorpe affair）は1970年代に起きたイギリスの政治的・性的スキャンダル事件であり、自由党ので、選出だった庶民院議員、ジェレミー・ソープが政界引退に追い込まれた。この事件は、ノーマン・ジョシフ、またの名をノーマン・スコット（英: Norman Josiffe / Norman Scott）による、1960年代にソープと同性愛関係にあったという主張から始まっている（→）。 ソープは友人関係だったことは認めたものの、同性愛関係についてはきっぱりと否定した。同僚政治家と報道機関の協力により、10年以上の間、ソープの不品行の噂が報道されることは決してなかった。それでもスコットの訴えは依然として脅威であり、人気を回復して政権に近付いていた自由党とソープにとって、スコットの存在は1970年代半ばまで危険なものであり続けた（→）。スコットの買収や、脅迫で黙らせるといった行為はいずれも失敗に終わり（→、）、1975年にはスコットを狙ったガンマンが彼の犬を射殺する事件が起き、副作用的に事件は明るみに出てしまった（→）。新聞各社の暴露記事により、ソープは1976年に自由党党首の座を追われ（→）、続いてソープら4人はスコット殺しを共謀した疑いで警察の捜査を受けることになる。また、事件の審理が始まる前に行われた1979年イギリス総選挙で、ソープは自身の議席を失った。 1979年5月に行われた審理の刑事訴追は、スコット、国会でソープと同僚だった、そして雇われたガンマンのアンドルー・ニュートンの証言に強く依存していた（→）。法廷でしっかりと主張できた者はおらず、ベッセルの言葉の信用性は、『』での彼の経済状況暴露により、大きく損なわれた。裁判の説示で、判事は刑事訴追の証拠について酷評し、4人の被告は全員無罪となった（→）。それでもソープの社会的評価は、この事件の間に取り返しの付かないほど傷付けられていた。ソープは公判で証言しないことを選んだが、そのせいで事件に対する市民の不安の中には、説明されないままの事項もいくつか残ることになった。 ソープの引退は1980年代半ばに患ったパーキンソン病で急かされることになり、この後彼は公共の場にほとんど姿を見せていない。自らの選挙区だったノース・デヴォンの自由民主党とは和解し、1988年から亡くなる2014年まで名誉会長職にあった（→）。公判前に警察が証拠隠滅を図った疑いについては、2015年に捜査が行われた。 The Thorpe affair of the 1970s was a British political and sex scandal that ended the career of Jeremy Thorpe, the leader of the Liberal Party and Member of Parliament (MP) for North Devon. The scandal arose from allegations by Norman Josiffe (otherwise known as Norman Scott) that he and Thorpe had a homosexual relationship in the early 1960s, and that Thorpe had begun a badly planned conspiracy to murder Josiffe, who was threatening to expose their affair. Thorpe, while admitting that the two had been friends, denied any such relationship. With the help of political colleagues and a compliant press, he was able to ensure that rumours of misconduct went unreported for more than a decade. Scott's allegations were a persistent threat, however, and by the mid-1970s he was regarded as a danger both to Thorpe and to the Liberal Party, which was then enjoying a resurgence of popularity and was close to a place in government. Attempts to buy or frighten Scott into silence were unsuccessful, and the problem deepened, until the fallout following the shooting of his dog during a possible murder attempt by a hired gunman in October 1975 brought the matter into the open. After further newspaper revelations, Thorpe was forced to resign the Liberal leadership in May 1976, and subsequent police investigations led to him being charged, with three others, with conspiracy to murder Scott. Before the case came to trial, Thorpe lost his parliamentary seat at the 1979 general election. At the trial in May 1979, the prosecution's case depended heavily on the evidence of Scott, Thorpe's former parliamentary colleague Peter Bessell, and the hired gunman, Andrew Newton. None of these witnesses impressed the court. Bessell's credibility was undermined by the revelations of his financial arrangements with The Sunday Telegraph. In his summing-up the judge was scathing about the prosecution's evidence, and all four defendants were acquitted. Nevertheless, Thorpe's public reputation was damaged irreparably by the case. He had chosen not to testify at the trial, which left several matters unexplained amid public disquiet. Thorpe's retirement into private life was followed by the onset of Parkinson's disease in the mid-1980s, and he made few public statements afterwards. He eventually achieved a reconciliation with the North Devon Liberal Democrat constituency party, of which he was honorary president from 1988 until his death in 2014. Allegations of suppression of evidence by the police before the trial were under investigation from 2015, reaching a culmination in June 2018 when the police said that there was no new evidence and the case would remain closed. L'affaire Thorpe, connue aussi sous le nom d'affaire Norman Scott ou de Rinkagate est un scandale politico-sexuel qui éclate au Royaume-Uni dans les années 1970, impliquant le député et dirigeant du Parti libéral Jeremy Thorpe. Celui-ci est d'abord accusé d'entretenir une liaison homosexuelle avec Norman Josiffe, alias Norman Scott, un garçon d'écurie qui devient ensuite mannequin, puis d'avoir fomenté son assassinat pour éviter que le scandale n'éclate. La relation entre Thorpe et Scott, dont le premier a toujours nié le caractère sexuel, débute en 1961 ; une fois cette relation terminée, Scott continue néanmoins à harceler Thorpe de multiples demandes puis menace de révéler au public la teneur de leur relation. Thorpe est extrêmement vulnérable face aux accusations de Scott, dans un contexte où l'homosexualité est encore considérée comme un crime passible de prison au Royaume-Uni, et alors même qu'il s'élève avec succès dans la hiérarchie de son parti jusqu'à en prendre la direction en 1967. L'élimination de Scott lui permettrait donc de maintenir sa position et d'écarter une menace qui pourrait mettre un terme à sa carrière. De nombreux personnages jouent un rôle dans cette affaire à rebondissement parmi lesquels Peter Bessell, un homme d'affaires proche de Thorpe qui est également député pour le Parti libéral et qui consent beaucoup d'efforts pour faire taire Scott et ainsi protéger Thorpe, différents intermédiaires au sein du parti dont David Holmes mais aussi des personnages plus ou moins louches, jusqu'à un certain Andrew Newton qui se charge de perpétrer l'attentat contre Scott, mais qui ne parvient qu'à abattre son chien Rinka et qui est aussitôt condamné à deux ans de prison, sans toutefois impliquer Thorpe. Un procès se tient finalement en 1979 qui met en cause les autres intervenants de l'affaire, y compris Thorpe accusé d'avoir provoqué la tentative d'assassinat et d'avoir participé à un complot avec différents complices. Bien qu'innocenté et alors que la partialité du président du tribunal est soulignée par différents observateurs au terme du procès, Jeremy Thorpe ne parvient jamais à se remettre politiquement de cette affaire, qui constitue l'un des plus grands scandales du monde politique britannique au XXe siècle.
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