The CPS has admitted there was enough evidence to prosecute:
But Charles wouldn’t have known this. The CPS said it about decade after the fact.
I wouldn't continue to associate with someone known to have received a caution for sex offences, no.
Not even a close friend or close relative, who had given you a different account? You’d have no doubts whatsoever that if the CPS had looked at all the evidence and decided a caution was a way to go, it must have been a serious offence?
What else do you think might have been 'going on'?
What went in with Cliff Richards?
And this caution was about something that happened with a 19 year old man 'Something that happened' when Ball was over 60.
Which still doesn’t make him a paedophile. And it wasn’t uncommon for older gay men to have young gay companions around that time, was it?
The most charitable explanation is that Charles is a very poor judge of character. The other explanation is that Charles doesn't think Ball did anything wrong.
I agree. My question is, why is Charles not given the benefit of the doubt in it when so many other are?
But provably, Charles was sufficiently aware of what he imagined to be "monstrous wrongs" against Ball to engage heavily in supporting Ball; he even offered to "see-off this horrid man if he tries anything again” (which frankly I find worrying in itself)
Of an assault of an adult. Not of paedophillia. In a scenario where it could well have been imagined as a he said he said situation by someone who is being fed one side of the story.
And yes, these letters were written after Ball had been cautioned and resigned. If you were genuinely unaware of this I'd suggest it shows that you perhaps haven't looked into the matter sufficiently, considering this is our future monarch
I have looked in to it. I’m asking whether Charles continued to offer his unwavering support after the man was convicted of paedophillia and nothing you have written confirms that.