http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage..._-Imageandlink
Pretty shocking stuff. Didn't see it posted here yet.
Just shows why escorts have to take such security precautions.
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/sc...G7wCyKQKA5D.97
Well lassie was her first tour Aberdeen just shows their is some dumb wits about nasty evil my friends calling me asking me if I was okay
so just a wee swatch above lassies take care all
Escort murdered in Aberdeen
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17-02-16, 18:50JimmyB007Escort murdered in Aberdeen
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17-02-16, 18:58willie wacker
R.I.P. Jessica :(
Sad how a young child is motherless -
17-02-16, 19:02mature abby
awful news xx
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17-02-16, 19:18mr gear
Shocking but what a poxy paper the sun is
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17-02-16, 19:30SteveB
Tragic. RIP.
Quote, "The harbour’s red light area was a “tolerance zone” where they could work without fear of being nicked.
When the scheme was shut down after six years in 2007, campaigners warned sex workers would face greater hazards.
Activist Janice Jess said: “It was a stupid move and forced everything underground. The girls are much more vulnerable now because no one knows where they are.” Quote, " Endquote
Sound familar? So why do we still hear the old stupid arguments from TORL etc. -
17-02-16, 19:32SteveBAnd uses some poxy language to describe the incident.Quote:
Originally Posted by mr gear
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17-02-16, 20:13Petros
That is really terrible what happened to the poor girl — I really feel sorry for her son.
But i am disgusted by the way that rag reported the story! What has her online reviews or what she charges got to do with anything?
She sounds like she was working to give her son a better life — but that rag only seeks to highlight the sex industry but in a very negative and sensational way! -
18-02-16, 01:14Wolverine
Horrific story. A life lost and a poor little boy orphaned. People need to wake up to the dangers inflicted on sex workers instead of enforcing laws that endanger them more.
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18-02-16, 01:22PetrosYou are right there!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolverine
What harm do sex workers cause? None! Possibly their only crime is that many don't pay income tax — but why would they with the laws that currently exist!
Instead of outlawing it if the government regulated the industry they could make money out of it through income tax! OK, no one likes paying income tax but I'm sure most ladies would rather pay some tax than be constantly looking over their shoulder incase they get raided and have to move on or have their money taken by the Guards. -
18-02-16, 03:39Virgin1994
Fucking disaster..
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18-02-16, 05:42bollocksYes, but we cannot be blamed for all murders everywhere, nor rapes in Syria.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgin1994
Unfortunately there is a section of society that is involved in horrible cruelty.
Being a vegetarian helps. -
18-02-16, 08:54Prickly
A terrible crime, a tragedy for her child and her family and rounded off with some absolutely disgusting and exploitive 'journalism'.
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18-02-16, 08:58Best Before
Very Sad R.I.P.
Goes to show how dangerous this industry is :( -
18-02-16, 13:28Floki
I have merged 2 threads together.
About the same topic. -
18-02-16, 13:33Jorge
R.I.P baby girl god will look after your child and your soul...
Girls please be safe I don't want to read more of this kind of tragedy ..Blessings to all -
18-02-16, 14:12Dom Dunn
Because they are stupid arguments made by stupid dangerous people. We must fight this proposed legislation to the bitter end. This industry cannot be made entirely safe but we must try to make it as safe as possible to limit the amount of tragic events like this one in Aberdeen.
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18-02-16, 14:20jakelanders
That is awful ......... the gutter press has no respect !!!
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18-02-16, 15:52The D Man
My sympathies to her son, her family and friends.
R.I.P. -
18-02-16, 17:31irish abby
Shocking r.i.p.
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18-02-16, 17:59miss-susie-longlegs
Pure sad am gutted Aberdeen as well just shows don't know round corner and we need safe practise !
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18-02-16, 20:23xagerate
"Raunchy topless photos had her face blurred out.
She wrote: “My face is covered to protect myself as I’m ultra discreet.
“I have my regular job and a private life."
Very nice of them to plaster her uncovered face all over the paper now that she has been murdered :shrug: -
18-02-16, 20:32ZoidbergIn a way it's also good to show faces, it let's people that know nothing about escorts, now know that real women choose to do this profession, not everyone is forced and trafficked. It also brings a face to the victim where there might also be some empathy shown, if it was just the standard woman in lane with high boots on half the readers wouldn't give a shitQuote:
Originally Posted by xagerate
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19-02-16, 23:47Prickly
Very good article on Vice on how this woman is being treated by the press.
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20-02-16, 08:28SteveBMurder is murder? Apparently not. It depends on the victim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prickly
" The downgrading of victimhood for social undesirables is nothing new. Death, if you're a sex worker, a drug addict or a suspected gang member, for instance, is, to be blunt, kind of your own fault. Certainly, the public isn't encouraged to look at you with quite as much sympathy as your innocent neighbour. Well you're not exactly innocent are you?
At the time of Peter Sutcliffe's trial, in 1981, Sir Michael Havers, then Attorney General of Britain, made a public statement about the nature of the "Ripper's" crimes. Specifically, he made some handy suggestions for people who were wondering how sad they should feel about the women Sutcliffe has murdered, many of whom were sex workers. "Some [victims] were prostitutes," Havers said. "But perhaps the saddest part of this case is that some were not."
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