Agreed. It’s also crucial to know what kind of call it was. I have joined calls with hundreds of people in a very passive role, but if I logged on to our regular team calls with no audio or video, I’m sure my boss would get concerned very quickly.
My personal theory is that he could have had a secret phone that was given to him, perhaps in person, by a groomer. Very hard to identify or track. It’s not like these days where you have to connect Apple and emails etc (or equivalent) before you can do much.
It’s funny you should mention this because I had a similar experience around 2007 as a 16-year-old girl in south London. I was approached one evening by an Asian man in a car who was very charming and later took me shopping and offered to buy me whatever I wanted. I decided I didn’t fancy him...
Me too. How bloody depressing though - assuming the police have it correct, Caroline is yet another lovely woman murdered by the one person who should have been her biggest protector. Violence against women is a curse, a worldwide disease.
Very interesting, especially the 6-8 cameras INSIDE the residence, presumably all of which were faulty or had their memory cards removed? This is a wealthy area in what’s generally a pretty safe country. I can’t get my head around that number of cameras indoors.
I’m not so sure. Therapy is often expensive, emotionally uncomfortable and time-consuming. Recently married and with a young child, CC should have been having the time of her life. I realise that’s not always the case, and post-partum depression can be very serious, but I still find the fact she...
I disagree - this IS unusual in Europe. My jaw dropped when I realised she was 15/16 when they got together and he was going on 30. I dated a 21-year-old when I was 16 and the disapproval played a part in splitting us up.
Living in a similar kind of place (though larger), I agree. It can be really annoying but it’s very helpful if, for example, someone living alone falls ill or a house alarm goes off (both of which have happened here recently). Neighbours can do a lot to help each other.
It’s possible, but I personally think it happened extremely fast and he perhaps didn’t even say a word to her before his attack, presumably from behind.
Having been in a similar but not so serious situation, I complied, and found that I was able to think very clearly and rationally. I was lucky to get away unharmed.
It’s strange, especially given that his family seem to know and like SE. I was once rushed to hospital by a relatively new boyfriend who was in such shock that he described me to hospital staff as his “friend”. Despite being barely able to speak I certainly gave him a piece of my mind!
I’m lucky enough to be starting a new, more senior job soon too. It’s a dream job for me but the current situation has made it stressful and anxiety-provoking, in a way that I don’t ever remember feeling before.
I hope you’re right, though similar things could be said of several people I know (new jobs, good relationships, lots of friends, etc) but, in private, they’re not coping.
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