I know, it’s unbeleivably frustrating. Many of us in the UK share the same views. There should be a total overhaul of the whole justice system.Wow. Thanks for the info!
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I know, it’s unbeleivably frustrating. Many of us in the UK share the same views. There should be a total overhaul of the whole justice system.Wow. Thanks for the info!
Oh right, I thought the grandparents lived on the ground floor. Yeah I live in a town similar to Rothesay and we don’t think about locking our doors and windows! I will be from now on!Not very likely
I'd say it is very likely they were open but not likely to be a factor in her removal from the flat. Even if the doors at the base & the top of the stair tower were locked from the inside I'd put money on it that that is how he got her out. Getting a six year old out alive or dead through the attic windows would be some feat.
Plus to people elsewhere important to note that it isn't a given that the doors were locked. Some islanders don't always lock up.
I've posted the link to the legal definition a bit further up.Is there a difference in Scottish law between sexual assault and rape? I'm assuming there must be significant evidence for the latter? Will we know if it was post Mortem? There would be evidence in the flat if not?
No pet, they're up on the first floor & attic. The ground floor (1st floor for USAians) is a separate flat accessed by the front door. The upstairs flat is accessed via the stair tower at the back. With doors at the bottom of the tower & another on the first floor (second floor for USAians). Then the attic is accessed from stairs on the first floor that are separate to the stair tower.Oh right, I thought the grandparents lived on the ground floor. Yeah I live in a town similar to Rothesay and we don’t think about locking our doors and windows! I will be from now on!
It crossed my mind that maybe he was invited in to the flat by maybe the gf or Aleshas dad....
I just can’t comprehend what goes through people’s mind
Unfortunately not, we are so unbelievably lienent in this country, it’s disgusting!!
I just read a story about a 5 year old who was sexually assaulted by a guy in the UK. He was found guilty and will be let out in less than a year. Terrible.
I wonder what relationship, if any, might exist between a 16 year old and people in their early to mid-20s and older. I do not believe many adults would consider a 16 year old a 'friend' in a meaningful way (as in someone you could confide in for instance).
No there isn't & even if there was a shortage of 16yo girls. A normal 16yo does not think I need sex I'll rape a wee bairnThe alleged rape should not have been surprising, but still, had hoped the murder did not involve anything that hideous.
Out of curiosity ( and very aware that sex assault is often more about control than sexuality) is there a shortage of 16 year old girls in the area?
speculation, imo.
The alleged rape should not have been surprising, but still, had hoped the murder did not involve anything that hideous.
Out of curiosity ( and very aware that sex assault is often more about control than sexuality) is there a shortage of 16 year old girls in the area?
speculation, imo.
I think the potential fallout from this will be causing some in Bute & Argyll social services to have conniptions right about now. I for one hope they don't sleep easy in their beds<modsnip>
But probably kept his dark intentions hidden; imo.
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Still can't help but wonder if there were any warning signs that something was not right with this teen ? Signs that were missed ?
It's maybe easier to trust a known person who is younger, than, say -- a strange older man who is not known in the area. If that makes any sense ?
The alleged rape should not have been surprising, but still, had hoped the murder did not involve anything that hideous.
Out of curiosity ( and very aware that sex assault is often more about control than sexuality) is there a shortage of 16 year old girls in the area?
speculation, imo.