disgrace to the media - Page 6

chav1 · 13-12-2006, 08:09

the police arnt there to be her personal body guard , if they spent their time bodyguarding her and these women there would be less manpower looking for teh killer

i think its a very good idea to keep playing the womans interview saying she isnt put off by a serial killer because it may make others that think it wont happen to them realise it can.

i think the polic are doing all they can and these women that ignore the warnings and refuse the help offered are only making the polices job harder

i dare say the police will have a woman working under cover as a prostitute to try and trap the killer and if that is the case then she is a very brave woman indeed

grego · 13-12-2006, 11:01

In a interview with a ex prostitute on This Morning she gave the impression that the killer may be known to the working girls as one of her friends who as just been killed was refusing to get into the cars of unknown punters!

SPUGGIE J · 13-12-2006, 11:44

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Originally Posted by grego

In a interview with a ex prostitute on This Morning she gave the impression that the killer may be known to the working girls as one of her friends who as just been killed was refusing to get into the cars of unknown punters!

Well at least they are trying to stay as safe as possible by sticking to regulars. If the killer is possibly known by some of the others then does that not put them in more danger?

accymel · 13-12-2006, 11:58

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

Well at least they are trying to stay as safe as possible by sticking to regulars. If the killer is possibly known by some of the others then does that not put them in more danger?

Well thats a good point - how would they know? the model regular could be possibly be the killer

accymel · 13-12-2006, 12:02

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Originally Posted by grego

In a interview with a ex prostitute on This Morning she gave the impression that the killer may be known to the working girls as one of her friends who as just been killed was refusing to get into the cars of unknown punters!

Mmm i saw & another on sky news the other worrying thing is that one of the suspected victims did an interview saying the same thing ....&... the worst is to be feared, if this a glory killing as this person has been blaise in the open now could spot these girls & they could be more targeted!

SPUGGIE J · 13-12-2006, 12:13

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Originally Posted by accymel

Well thats a good point - how would they know? the model regular could be possibly be the killer

The majority of killings are by those that the victim knows so sadley the statistical probability is yes they did know/do know the killer. Mr Joe I M Ordinary could be a Jekal n Hyde character one minute the guy next door the next a homicidle maniac.

accymel · 13-12-2006, 12:22

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

The majority of killings are by those that the victim knows so sadley the statistical probability is yes they did know/do know the killer. Mr Joe I M Ordinary could be a Jekal n Hyde character one minute the guy next door the next a homicidle maniac.

Exactly, as with rape a lot are done by men the victims know, as with this case, its the fact that people are more at ease with people they do know than dont which in itself puts them in a more vunerable position. This killer could have been quite happily becoming a regular getting to know the girls, into his ease then haas now made his move, seems strange as the police say how quickly 5 bodies have been found in 10 days unlike the yorkshire ripper case where it was over months.

grego · 13-12-2006, 16:29

I think the point being made was that the killer is possibly a regular client of the girls, because one of them trusted him as oppesed to a client they weren't familiar with, its frightning to think that we have another serial killer situation but these girls who are still working know what the risks are, and I'm sure there's no women in Ipswich that feel safe at the minute.

chav1 · 13-12-2006, 19:40

C.S.I would have had this case solved by now

Stanaccy · 13-12-2006, 20:03

The fact is these women are easy targets, regardless of their profession. Read in the paper today that they consider how they earn money another sad act in a sad life.

The fact they ply their trade in dark dingy streets is due to the persecution of the trade, if was decriminalised at least then there may be some incentive for them to report the numerous beatings, rapes and robberies they suffer, but at the moment the law is the reason they suffer the countless crimes on them and the reason one street worker is murdered on average every 6 weeks.

If nothing else I hope this series of events makes the government do something about the danger these women put themselves in every night.

It's ok chav saying that they choose to do it, what about the ones in fear of their lives due to their violent pimp? It isn't just a case of "The Next Fix" until we know why they do it we can't judge.

AccyAlec · 13-12-2006, 21:13

i think you are right. They could have to decency* to say something like "two ladies"...

Alec

jackyalex · 13-12-2006, 21:38

ooh just heard about the other 2 and 1 of the girls is from up my way,i hope it stops soon before anyone else gets killed

chav1 · 14-12-2006, 16:19

whats the difference between Mr Kipling and the ipswich serial killer ?

Mr Kipling put 6 tarts in a box

a very bad taste joke i recieved today via text on my mobile phone

but it did make me laugh

cherokee · 14-12-2006, 23:57

PMSL!!!! Chav1

SPUGGIE J · 15-12-2006, 00:19

And they say I have a weird and sick sense of humour.