surely this sort of crime and result happens at least weekly in australia? I just don't get why this case gets all of the attention, pretty cruel on the other victims if you ask me, gone and forgotten.
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The answer apparently is almost always yelling for help. People cooperate thinking it'll minimise risk, but you just want to make as much noise as possible.
Yeah, unfortunately the media/interest isn't there to cover every single crime. The world works like this, there's no point decrying it.surely this sort of crime and result happens at least weekly in australia? I just don't get why this case gets all of the attention, pretty cruel on the other victims if you ask me, gone and forgotten.
With regards to sub judice, probably. With regards to adequate sentencing for violent crime, probably not.I think it's fair to assume that this case will be the catalyst for those laws to modernize.
5 mins from a major Australian CBD? I bet it doesn't. I doubt many women in Australia are kidnapped, r*ped and murdered by a complete stranger. What is it, 90-95% of all females murdered are done so by someone they know? There was a LOT of press about Brendan Keilar's murder in 2007. Some cases get a lot of coverage, some don't. For anyone to suggest that the current case deserves minimal coverage is ludicrous.surely this sort of crime and result happens at least weekly in australia? I just don't get why this case gets all of the attention, pretty cruel on the other victims if you ask me, gone and forgotten.
I guess there's always the possibility of a he said, she said, maybe once, at a stretch, maybe twice. But hypothetically speaking, let's say you had over 20 convictions for something like, say rape, of course speaking hypothetically again, I'm guessing they can't all be explained away and at least one or two were aggravated.1 chance - but if your first court appearance was for something like multiple rapes, then you've already had it.
5 mins from a major Australian CBD? I bet it doesn't. I doubt many women in Australia are kidnapped, r*ped and murdered by a complete stranger. What is it, 90-95% of all females murdered are done so by someone they know? There was a LOT of press about Brendan Keilar's murder in 2007. Some cases get a lot of coverage, some don't. For anyone to suggest that the current case deserves minimal coverage is ludicrous.
surely this sort of crime and result happens at least weekly in australia?