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Is she hot?
what did these guys EV ER do to her that deserved her murdering them?!
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The schoolgirl told how she always used the same knife - butchering one man for throwing a glass of brandy in her face in a bar row.
But police were last night still unclear about what drove her to keep on killing.
Originally posted by jd140
reply to post by Aggie Man
Yea ok, did you read the article?
It says nothing about being raped are abused by any of these men. She murdered on guy for throwing brandy in her face.
She even smiled while naming off those she had murdered and said she was to scared to handle a gun, but that she could handle a knife.
So please show me where any mention of rape or abuse was the cause of this.
You can't because it is just an excuse as to why a girl could do something this horrible. Instead of trying to find someone else to blame for her actions why don't we just blame her?
Originally posted by Donnie Darko
As I've said, one difference between the 21st century and past eras is that women today are taught to have a mean streak just like men are.
If you're going to make the gender roles more alike, you're gonna have some female serial killers, etc. I do think they needed some mixing up, but maybe it's going too far?
Originally posted by Aggie Man
Originally posted by jd140
reply to post by Aggie Man
Yea ok, did you read the article?
It says nothing about being raped are abused by any of these men. She murdered on guy for throwing brandy in her face.
She even smiled while naming off those she had murdered and said she was to scared to handle a gun, but that she could handle a knife.
So please show me where any mention of rape or abuse was the cause of this.
You can't because it is just an excuse as to why a girl could do something this horrible. Instead of trying to find someone else to blame for her actions why don't we just blame her?
Yes I did...did you read my original post...it was only 1 page ago..the first page!!! I was projecting a possile reasoning for her actions...go back and read...There is a cause for every action...at 17, what were her possible causes?
Oh, BTW, a knife makes it more personal which makes rape/abuse more likely.
[edit on 20-8-2009 by Aggie Man]
Originally posted by jd140
She even smiled while naming off those she had murdered and said she was to scared to handle a gun, but that she could handle a knife.
Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to post by jd140
The chances are pretty good considering one of two women have been sexually harrassed or assaulted in some way.
Many times more then once.
Originally posted by mblahnikluver
reply to post by king9072
The serial killer you mentioned killing prostitutes was happening in Daytona Beach, FL (unless it was happening else where too) I lived there for most of my life and it started in 05 I believe. It usually happens in the fall-winter months. It was getting really freaky for people to go anywhere at night in certain areas. I dont believe they have even caught the person but there hasnt been a murder in a while so many in the area think this winter will be a bad one.
To the OP this girl obviously has some major deep seeded issues with men. I personally think she should be tried as an adult. I know that may sound harsh but a 17 year old KNOWS its wrong to kill someone let alone 30! This is just nuts! The mind of a serial killer is something I could never understand but then again I am not one. If she really did kill 30 men then she needs obvious counseling and she should be in a detention type place. I dont think a jail cell will help her esp since she is so young. She needs help in a big way. I feel for her because one day she will more than likely realize what she did and then have to live with it the rest of her life.
Physical assault by someone known to the victim is a leading cause of injury to women. Nearly two million women are assaulted each year in the United States, and more than half of women will be physically assaulted during their lifetime. A large proportion of women (64 percent) reporting rape, physical assault and/or stalking, were victimized by a current or former partner.