It certainly sounds like someone off their meds. Sadly not the first time something like that has happened.
Yes, perhaps but the timing is too uncanny to be a coincidence. If it was a schizophrenic reaction then the images everywhere from supermarkets to television may well have triggered it. That is, if it wasn't other brainwashing.
When it's a serving member of HM forces, it looks like terrorism, but a murder in a residential street, unlikely. However, some cultures are more likely than others to murder by decapitation. All cultures murder, they just tend to do it in different ways, and for different reasons. This one does sound like a care in the community tragedy though, if he's had a go at random strangers before finding a victim.
Yes, baffled and now I can add saddened that there are people wandering round not being able to think for themselves about what might have happened when they read a news story.
Yes, perhaps but the timing is too uncanny to be a coincidence. If it was a schizophrenic reaction then the images everywhere from supermarkets to television may well have triggered it. That is, if it wasn't other brainwashing.
Unfortunately although crimes like this are rare, they do happen. I dont think there is any coincidence in terms of the timing, things like this just happen sometimes. Its more that the media have decided to let us all know that its NOT a terrorist attack.
If this had been reported without the term 'beheading' this discussion would be about care in the community, psychosis, is it legitimate to consider that all people with mental illness are one step away from murder, should we ban machetes and large knives etc etc.
It has only taken the turn it has, down to how this has been reported.
This incident is so shocking, just awful. According to Sky News, the killer is known locally as 'fat Nicholas'...
And the police, local mental health services say....?
Has mental health policy changed over the years where dangerous people are let loose on the streets? I'm noticing an increasing number of obviously not well people just wandering the streets. They're not going anywhere in particular, they wander around aimlessly.
Im not sure what your point is. Its not about where people (or journalists or famous people or terrorists) are from, its about how terrorists normally perform. They like an audience. It serves their purposes. Unless he was practising for a terrorist attack somewhere else.
My work has a high level of domestic abuse and violence involved in it, so when I hear stories about these sorts of crimes, my instinct is to see this as domestic, or drug related. Statistically its not likely to be terrorism.
Whenever I hear of a woman being murdered I usually assume it's a case of domestic violence. As far as murder with a machete, that indicates a schizophrenic/mentally ill person to me. I may be in a minority but the possibility of a terrorist attack didn't even enter my head.
Whatever the cause it's a terrible story. Poor lady, RIP.
Its been said on here and BBC news he is Pakistani
Keep up
I didn't see it on here? Still can't looking through the posts. All I can see is the news report for the beheading in June being done by a Pakistani man.
Thanks but that was a report some week after the event and dreadful as it was, you calling it a 'beheading' was a bit misleading because it wasn't just that, she also received stab wounds and had her arms broken so people wouln't have speculated the same as they are doing today.
Terrorist sites tend to either have military links, or to be centres of transport or commerce. A private house in an outer suburb just doesn't fit any pattern at all.
Home grown terrorists have sprung up from them and terrorists know how to use the internet to communicate with each other as well, even from private house.
Whenever I hear of a woman being murdered I usually assume it's a case of domestic violence. As far as murder with a machete, that indicates a schizophrenic/mentally ill person to me. I may be in a minority but the possibility of a terrorist attack didn't even enter my head.
Whatever the cause it's a terrible story. Poor lady, RIP.
To be honest, when I heard that it was in a garden and a beheading I thought it was one of those ghastly family "honour" killings.
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Yes, perhaps but the timing is too uncanny to be a coincidence. If it was a schizophrenic reaction then the images everywhere from supermarkets to television may well have triggered it. That is, if it wasn't other brainwashing.
http://freebeacon.com/issues/another-beheading-in-anti-gun-london/
And we're the disillusioned ones!!
Unfortunately although crimes like this are rare, they do happen. I dont think there is any coincidence in terms of the timing, things like this just happen sometimes. Its more that the media have decided to let us all know that its NOT a terrorist attack.
If this had been reported without the term 'beheading' this discussion would be about care in the community, psychosis, is it legitimate to consider that all people with mental illness are one step away from murder, should we ban machetes and large knives etc etc.
It has only taken the turn it has, down to how this has been reported.
Presumably not to his face though.
Sorry, that also made me laugh ... you do have a sense of humour ;-)
Its been said on here and BBC news he is Pakistani
Keep up
And the police, local mental health services say....?
Has mental health policy changed over the years where dangerous people are let loose on the streets? I'm noticing an increasing number of obviously not well people just wandering the streets. They're not going anywhere in particular, they wander around aimlessly.
If his name's Nicholas, I'd've thought that would make it less likely that he's Muslim tbh.
I know, I shouldnt really make jokes though!
Whatever the cause it's a terrible story. Poor lady, RIP.
I didn't see it on here? Still can't looking through the posts. All I can see is the news report for the beheading in June being done by a Pakistani man.
I thought that was the incident from June that Wonkey Donkey posted about?
Because he is being treated in hospital at the moment and has not yet been questioned
Thanks but that was a report some week after the event and dreadful as it was, you calling it a 'beheading' was a bit misleading because it wasn't just that, she also received stab wounds and had her arms broken so people wouln't have speculated the same as they are doing today.
Home grown terrorists have sprung up from them and terrorists know how to use the internet to communicate with each other as well, even from private house.
To protect the problem.
To be honest, when I heard that it was in a garden and a beheading I thought it was one of those ghastly family "honour" killings.