Just as any decent person does, I condemn this type of attack and hope the
police spare no resource in apprehending these fiends. They should be
prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Still, one can't help wonder if
the experience has 'changed' her.







http://www.cnsnews.com/public/conten...x?RsrcID=41237




Lesbian's Gang Rape Investigated in Calif.






San Francisco (AP) - A woman in the San Francisco Bay area was jumped by
four men, taunted for being a lesbian, repeatedly raped and left naked
outside an abandoned apartment building, authorities said Monday.

Detectives say the 28-year-old victim was attacked Dec. 13 after she got out
of her car, which bore a rainbow gay pride sticker. The men, who ranged from
their late teens to their 30s, made comments indicating they knew her sexual
orientation, said Richmond police Lt. Mark Gagan.

"It just pushes it beyond fathomable," he said. "The level of trauma --
physical and emotional -- this victim has suffered is extreme."

Authorities are characterizing the attack as a hate crime but declined to
reveal why they think the woman was singled out because of her sexual
orientation. Gagan would say only that the victim lived openly with a female
partner and had a rainbow flag sticker on her car.

The 45-minute attack began when one of the men approached the woman as she
crossed the street, struck her with a blunt object, ordered her to disrobe
and sexually assaulted her with the help of the other men.

When the group saw another person approaching, they forced the victim back
into her car and took her to a burned-out apartment building, where she was
raped again inside and outside the vehicle. The assailants took her wallet
and drove off in her car. Officers found the car abandoned two days later.
















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J Young
Jvisions@live.com


From: "LC" <LC_____@hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 1417 -0600


http://groups.google.com/group/alt.a...ee8bf7716f90f6

LC ~ "Tell a lie often enough, loud enough, and long enough and people will
believe you." ~ Adolph Hitler

On 24 déc, 07:17, "J" <Jvisi...@live.com> wrote:
> Just as any decent person does, I condemn this type of attack and hope the
> police spare no resource in apprehending these fiends.

Hypocrite

They should be
> prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Still, one can't help wonderif
> the experience has 'changed' her.

One can't help wishing that you're soon victim of a rape. Maybe it
would "change" you.

On Dec 23, 10:17*pm, "J" <Jvisi...@live.com> wrote:
> Just as any decent person does, I condemn this type of attack and hope the
> police spare no resource in apprehending these fiends. They should be
> prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Still, one can't help wonderif
> the experience has 'changed' her.
>
>

"One" can't help wonder? YOU can't help wonder, because you're a very
sick man.

On Wed, 24 Dec 2008 0152 -0500, "J" <Jvisions@live.com> wrote:

>Just as any decent person does, I condemn this type of attack and hope the
>police spare no resource in apprehending these fiends. They should be
>prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Still, one can't help wonder if
>the experience has 'changed' her.

WTF?

Are you mentally ill or something?
Of course it will have changed her..quite likely ruined her life

Did you think it might have made her amenable to having sexual
relationships with men or something?

These creatures should be executed and you should sort your fucking
head out..

On Dec 23, 10:17*pm, "J" <Jvisi...@live.com> wrote:
> Just as any decent person does, I condemn this type of attack and hope the
> police spare no resource in apprehending these fiends. They should be
> prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Still, one can't help wonderif
> the experience has 'changed' her.

If retroactive abortion were legal, I'd be the first to volunteer to
perform on one on you.

"J" <Jvisions@live.com> wrote in message
news:2ep9tg.sve.17.1@news.alt.net...
> Just as any decent person does, I condemn this type of attack and hope the
> police spare no resource in apprehending these fiends. They should be
> prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Still, one can't help wonder
> if the experience has 'changed' her.

When I read the subject line of the post, I thought it was
a lesbian gang that had raped some hottie with a strap-on.

Brandon D Cartwright <user@example.net> writes:

> On Wed, 24 Dec 2008 0152 -0500, "J" <Jvisions@live.com> wrote:
> <snip>
>
> These creatures should be executed and you should sort your fucking
> head out..

Oh I wouldn't execute them, being opposed to the death penalty, but
that doesn't mean we can't make the punishment fit the crime. Let's
throw each into a cell for life with a 300 lb weightlifting sex-starved
inmate who isn't very particular about who he does it with. Then we
can just let the lack of adequate supervision in our prisons take its
course. The 300 lb guy is going to abuse someone no matter what, so
it might as well be one of these creeps instead.

gazelle@shell.xmission.com (Kenny McCormack) writes:

> In article <87bpv1sa1z.fsf@nospam.pacbell.net>,
> No One <noone@nospam.pacbell.net> wrote:
>
> You know... This is a funny position to take.
>
> Let's start by saying that there are 2 general categories of reasons why
> people can be anti-death penalty:
>
> 1) Concern for the well-being of the victim.
> 2) Concern for the moral position of the state.
>
> One would hope that 1) is the more pressing concern, but I often get the
> impression that 2) is given equal or greater weight. Your position
> addresses concern 2), but actually makes the situation w.r.t. concern 1)
> much worse.

It doesn't make the situation worse for the victim when the creeps are
locked up of life.

> For what it is worth, I think we all rejoiced when Jeffrey Dahmer got
> killed in prison; many of us viewed it as saving the state some messy
> business. Alas, this is not a good position to take. Since a major
> goal of the death penalty business over the years has been to develop
> methods of execution that are as painless as possible, surely it is
> better, if one is going to die, to die via an approved, state-sponsored
> act, than to die a brutal death at the hands of some prison creep.

Who said anything about killing them? I figured the hypothetical 300
lb, sex-starved, weightlifting prisoner was going to rape someone
anyway, so it might as well be one of the creeps who committed the
crime that this thread is about, which would at least give him a
sense of what he had done. It was meant as a wisecrack about how
poorly inmates are protected from even worse inmates in our prisons,
and a joke about what happens when you optimize something without
really thinking about it. You know, like Jonathan Swift's "A Modest
Proposal".

J wrote:
> Still, one
> can't help wonder if the experience has 'changed' her.
>

I am against the death penalty, but have had an experience with three
brothers (at least two of them died in prison as a result of violence) that
ked me to believe that some people should be put down in the same manner you
might have to kill a rabid dog.
Had it been done after their first brutal murders it would have saved the
couple they killed the second time.

They would attack people with any weapon that came to hand for any minor
insult and seemed to have the same same feeling towards people that I have
for a fly.


J. That commnet of yours put's you in that class of people.

On Tue, 23 Dec 2008 2209 -0800 (PST), jaypee65@gmail.com wrote:

>On 24 déc, 07:17, "J" <Jvisi...@live.com> wrote:
>> Just as any decent person does, I condemn this type of attack and hope the
>> police spare no resource in apprehending these fiends.
>
>Hypocrite
>
>They should be
>> prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Still, one can't help wonder if
>> the experience has 'changed' her.
>
>One can't help wishing that you're soon victim of a rape. Maybe it
>would "change" you.

Well, you wish a painful and lonely death on others. You should talk, hitler
boy.

The Dukester, American-American
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