Men. Again.

[Repat Van]

Aug 8, 2024 8:42:50 GMT mids said:

"Chad" "Clayton" "Hunter" "Chase"

I was thinking as I read that that even without other details those names makes it more very clear it’s a US story.

[perrykneeham]

Aug 8, 2024 9:34:07 GMT Repat Van said:

Aug 8, 2024 8:42:05 GMT perrykneeham said:

Re.: Example B. Do you think the father sent his son on a mission with the express intention of killing the victim? That seems a little bit of a stretch. Joint enterprise maybe.

That dot in the sky is the point sailing over your head….

Oh, I got the bollocks point you were feebly trying to excrete, but I was making another. Too tricky for you?

[mids]

Have you seen this man???

"Police have launched an urgent manhunt to find a 'violent' mental health patient who is a 'risk to women' after he escaped from a care facility for the fourth time.



Balasankar Narayanan, 44, was last seen at 6.40pm on August 4, when he bolted away from carers who took him to a park in north London on escorted leave."




www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13726781/Urgent-manhunt-launched-violent-mental-health-patient-risk-women-absconds-care-facility-FOURTH-time.html

[perrykneeham]

Aug 9, 2024 9:05:18 GMT mids said:

Have you seen this man???

"Police have launched an urgent manhunt to find a 'violent' mental health patient who is a 'risk to women' after he escaped from a care facility for the fourth time.



Balasankar Narayanan, 44, was last seen at 6.40pm on August 4, when he bolted away from carers who took him to a park in north London on escorted leave."




www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13726781/Urgent-manhunt-launched-violent-mental-health-patient-risk-women-absconds-care-facility-FOURTH-time.html

Yeah, we see that man rather too often.

[mids]

North London. Isn't Van's "apartment" there?

[perrykneeham]

The condo?

[mids]

Hmmmm. Hmmmm.


"Two teenage girls were 'sexually assaulted' by a group of men while in the sea.

The two complainants, both 16, were taking a dip in the water at Bournemouth beach on August 12 when they met a group of men with two double lilo inflatable mattresses.

They are alleged to have been assaulted while they were on one of the lilos.

A 22-year-old man from London has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and bailed while police inquiries continue."

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13757739/Girls-16-sexually-assaulted-sea-Bournemouth-beach.html

[mids]

I wonder if by "lilo" they really mean "dinghy"?

[unclejunior]

More "Men stories"....hidden in the regions & almost certainly gone by tomorrow.....www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd6yg667nl7o

meanwhile someone showed up at a protest rally and Taylor Swift sang a song etc etc...

[Repat Van]

Nurse!

[Repat Van]

You seem shocked that not every single murderous, abusive action by men makes front page news.

[Repat Van]

Another day another women’s life taken as a result of male violence:

www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/aug/19/man-charged-with-after-woman-stabbed-in-crawley-station-car-park

“ A man has been charged with murder after a woman was found stabbed in a car park at Crawley train station on Sunday.

Officers were called to a report of an altercation between a man and woman at about 7.10am on Station Way in Crawley.

The area was searched and a woman was found in a nearby car park “with stab injuries”, Sussex police said.

She was treated by paramedics, but was confirmed dead at the scene, the force added.

Due to the location of the incident, the investigation has since been taken over by British Transport Police.

Jason Pascal Flore, 26, of no fixed abode, was charged with murder and has been remanded to appear at Crawley magistrates court on Tuesday 20 August.

The force has asked witnesses or “anyone with information that could help” to contact police online or via 101, quoting Operation Venn.“

I see he too is of “no fixed abode”….

Given the time and the fact there was an altercation I suspect she is ANOTHER female DV victim.

[perrykneeham]

"Of no fixed abode", I see. Also, quite vibrant.

[mids]

They're even trying to kill their free lawyers now.

"Esayas Neguse stabbed Muhammad Shoaib in the chest during the attack at MS Solicitors' office in Glasgow in September 2022.

The 71-year-old victim also suffered a wound to his right hand during the violent assault and feared he was about to die, prosecutors said.

Neguse was bravely tackled to the ground by two of Mr Shoaib's colleagues who had heard his cries for help.

They attempted to restrain Neguse and wrestle him out of the office and into the reception area. The 37-year-old attacker headbutted one and bit the hand of the other, a court heard.

As Mr Shoaib dialled 999, police officers passing in a van spotted the struggle and apprehended the accused.





Judge Lord Colbeck said Neguse had 11 previous convictions between August 2018 and December 2021, with these latest offences committed after he had been released early from a 12-month sentence."

news.sky.com/story/knifeman-who-tried-to-kill-his-lawyer-at-glasgow-office-in-shocking-attack-is-jailed-13200252

[perrykneeham]

I wonder what sort of law is practiced at MS Solicitors ....

[mids]

Sharia?

[perrykneeham]

If only we could look up their specialism. Maybe it's conveyancing. Or copyright. Yeah, I expect it's something corporate, like that.

[Repat Van]

Aug 21, 2024 14:55:11 GMT perrykneeham said:

"Of no fixed abode", I see. Also, quite vibrant.

According to the Bear Logic it must mean he moved here from overseas.

Seems like a lot of them recently caught for acts of violence all have “of no fixed abode” in common (including a lot of the racist rioters.)

Interesting….

[perrykneeham]

Context. Do you need a new Thesaurus?

[Repat Van]

An international story this time.

India appears to have a huge problem with femicide and other gender-based violence. It would be interesting to see why that is and why rapes and attacks against women are so endemic.

Anyway poor doctor, imagining that her place of work would be one place she would be safe.

She was wrong.

www.vox.com/culture/367732/india-rape-doctors-kolkata-sexual-violence-delhi-modi


“ The rape and killing of a 31-year-old woman medical resident has touched off protests across India as the country grapples with inadequate protections for women and increasing reports of gender-based violence.

The demonstrations began in Kolkata — the capital of the eastern Indian state of West Bengal — following the woman’s rape and killing, which took place on August 9 at a medical school. They’ve since spread to other states, as well as the country’s capital, New Delhi.

The death of the trainee is just the latest of several high-profile recent incidents of gender-based violence in India, and it comes at a time when sexual violence appears to be on the rise: According to the National Crime Records Bureau, there was a 20 percent increase in reported rapes in 2022 compared to 2021.

The Indian government implemented stricter laws against sexual- and gender-based violence, as well as some national strategies to address it, following international outcry over the 2012 case of a young woman who was gang raped and killed on a bus. But as the current tragedy and other high-profile cases suggest, those laws have not ended India’s systemic problems with gender-based violence, and now, many of the protesters say they’ve had enough.

As part of the protests, thousands of doctors (by some estimates, hundreds of thousands of doctors) have left their posts. On Saturday, doctors across the country — led primarily by women — held a 24-hour strike. Over the past few days, some physicians, such as a group of doctors in New Delhi, have attempted to set up limited free care as part of their demonstrations, and most have refused to see non-emergency patients. Government officials have demanded that the protesting doctors return to work as usual; they have refused until their demands are met.

Political leaders have called for justice. In an address on August 15 — India’s independence day — Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, without mentioning the Kolkata rape and death, that everyone in the country must “seriously think about the kind of atrocities which are taking place against our mothers, sisters, daughters” and that “crime against women should be investigated more urgently.”

As of now, the investigation into the rape and death continues, as do renewed calls for India to strengthen legal protections for medical professionals generally and women specifically.

What we know about the death and rape of a student doctor in India
There are still a number of unknowns about the woman at the heart of the protests, who, per Indian law, has not been publicly named. However, we do know she worked at Kolkata’s government-run RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. She reportedly fell asleep in a seminar room at the hospital, after a long shift as a trainee physician. The following morning, on August 9, her colleagues found her body.

An autopsy report showed signs of sexual violence. A volunteer with the police, identified as Sanjay Roy, has been arrested and charged with her murder. The woman’s parents insist that more people were involved. Federal officials have taken over the investigation of the case.“