Talk:Chris Terrill
Latest comment: 11 years ago by Xigan in topic link 13 - false claims / mix-up / slander ?
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link 13 - false claims / mix-up / slander ? edit
The Article claims that "Terrill is the first civilian to complete all four commando tests for which he was awarded an honorary green beret." (See before source link nr. 13). However, the link provided refers to Jimmy Savile. As stated in the link, Savile was rewarded an honorary green baret once, but was stripped of it posthumously due to allegations of paedophilia.
The way the link is written, it seems highly plausible, that it is an backhanded attempt to make causal readers think Terrill is a paedophile.
Deletion of this section (if as false as appears) is strongly suggested. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Xigan (talk • contribs) 16:14, 27 January 2013 (UTC)