Hi all,
First time on WS for a long time.
Devastated by this case. Sarah was my age, in a similar kind of job. I lived in London until lockdown 1 and would frequently walk home and about in the dark. Lived on an ex-council estate that non-locals would probably call quite dodgy.
So many...
God, this is harrowing. My friend left a coercive relationship in the autumn and is currently in a refuge. I honestly think if he found where she was, he'd kill her.
I think this is what happened here, an abusive man clawing back control. IMO
Just woke up and saw the news!
(I actually woke up a couple of times in the night and checked, not deliberately but some kind of nervous anticipation.)
It's so bittersweet, but ultimately I'm so pleased.
The prosecution put together a fantastic case.
Now to go back and read what happened...
Oh I don't know.. maybe he sat on her face and pinned her shoulders and arms down on her chest with his knees.
Like he did to the witness
The defence are doing their very best to say what he didn't do, but haven't actually said what he did do.
IMO
God this is weak.
Grace's boyfriend stated that she knew about safety.
The woman from a few days prior testified saying she thought she was going to die when he sat on her and suffocated her out of the blue.
The guy who said she was "naive" on whiplr hadn't actually met her. I don't think...
RSBM (again, sorry!)
Lol, wut?
How is it not sinister to build a completely false narrative about yourself?
A white lie would be saying you are a restaurant manager when in fact you are a waiter or something. Not completely falsifying a career.
Also, I thought he claimed Grace misheard and if...
RSBM.
So still no explanation about how he accidentally killed her? Just skirting around the issue at hand then.
Also, if *his* behaviour after the death apparently doesn't matter, then surely *her* behaviour behind she died shouldn't matter either? Hmmm?
I hope Mr Dickey has a nice cold G+T waiting for him at home. Not bad work for a Thursday!
Just reading his words was so powerful, never mind what it must have been like in court actually hearing him say them.
Like the other UK posters, I really must get to bed!
SBM.
IMO, saying "she got in a silly position" is victim blaming. Literally millions of strangers meet in clubs and on apps. They have sex, go home and may or may not see that person again. It's not a silly position, and they certainly don't expect to die
Also, let's not forget, we only think...
I'm so sad for her.
The first part of your first sentence could have been written about literally millions of young woman, myself included.
It doesn't mean we should expect to die nor have our sex lives published globally, practically in real-time as it's reported.
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