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Anonymous wrote:Here is the 7 page arrest warrant. Seems like he was likely cheating and gaslighting, though his official statement says otherwise.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/22026476-d-1-dc-22-301129.html?embed=true&responsive=false&sidebar=false

Typical. Also typical: two attractive women giving their power away to an ugly, manipulative guy. I swear I don't know what either of them saw in him.

Seriously, I hope his entire social circle has ditched him forever. It's good that his sponsors have dropped him. This guy needs to be a pariah for the rest of his life.

I guarantee he'll be living in Colorado or Vermont with a family and a baby in 3 years with new friends.

Yep. Society will gladly accept the story that this is all the fault of the crazy woman and he’ll be reembraced as the “victim”.

I followed this case pretty closely. the victims family have a powerful statement that referenced Colin’s partial responsibility without naming him. It was along the lines of honestly and integrity in relationships are important and how dishonestly can lead to unintended consequences. I am glad they indirectly called him out. But yes, he will be married with a baby in Colorado or Vermont or some other hippie rural state in 3 years.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is the 7 page arrest warrant. Seems like he was likely cheating and gaslighting, though his official statement says otherwise.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/22026476-d-1-dc-22-301129.html?embed=true&responsive=false&sidebar=false

Typical. Also typical: two attractive women giving their power away to an ugly, manipulative guy. I swear I don't know what either of them saw in him.

Seriously, I hope his entire social circle has ditched him forever. It's good that his sponsors have dropped him. This guy needs to be a pariah for the rest of his life.

I guarantee he'll be living in Colorado or Vermont with a family and a baby in 3 years with new friends.

Yep. Society will gladly accept the story that this is all the fault of the crazy woman and he’ll be reembraced as the “victim”.

Regardless, she IS a crazy womsn.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is the 7 page arrest warrant. Seems like he was likely cheating and gaslighting, though his official statement says otherwise.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/22026476-d-1-dc-22-301129.html?embed=true&responsive=false&sidebar=false

Typical. Also typical: two attractive women giving their power away to an ugly, manipulative guy. I swear I don't know what either of them saw in him.

Seriously, I hope his entire social circle has ditched him forever. It's good that his sponsors have dropped him. This guy needs to be a pariah for the rest of his life.

I guarantee he'll be living in Colorado or Vermont with a family and a baby in 3 years with new friends.

Yep. Society will gladly accept the story that this is all the fault of the crazy woman and he’ll be reembraced as the “victim”.

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Anonymous wrote:She was convicted. I'm shocked - possible life in prison.

Why shocked?

When it comes to crime, no one gets charged for anything anymore.

I’m surprised she did not get probation and a stern lecture not to do it again.

Only men get that privilege.

White men.

Cisgender white males.

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Anonymous wrote:Three women and girls are killed by their domestic partners or a male in their family every day in the United States. Thousands more are beaten, raped, or seriously injured. A lot of those killings and beatings are driven by jealousy, sexual motives, and domestic rage.

And yet, when once or twice every few years a women murders someone in a jealous rage, it’s “another scorned women,” “striking again.”

GMAFB.

It isn't once or twice a year. Women kill their children in the US almost (~300 annually) every day and over 2000 US murders in 2022 were perpetrated by women.

Yes men kill more and are also far more likely to be killed, but women certainly kill quite often as well. It is multiple times a day, not once or twice a year.

There’s statistically no comparison whatsoever, and you know it. Yet you are content to sensationalize and ignore. #BOYMOM, I take it.

Anonymous wrote:Three women and girls are killed by their domestic partners or a male in their family every day in the United States. Thousands more are beaten, raped, or seriously injured. A lot of those killings and beatings are driven by jealousy, sexual motives, and domestic rage.

And yet, when once or twice every few years a women murders someone in a jealous rage, it’s “another scorned women,” “striking again.”

GMAFB.

It isn't once or twice a year. Women kill their children in the US almost (~300 annually) every day and over 2000 US murders in 2022 were perpetrated by women.

Yes men kill more and are also far more likely to be killed, but women certainly kill quite often as well. It is multiple times a day, not once or twice a year.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She was convicted. I'm shocked - possible life in prison.

Why shocked?

When it comes to crime, no one gets charged for anything anymore.

I’m surprised she did not get probation and a stern lecture not to do it again.

Only men get that privilege.

White men.

Three women and girls are killed by their domestic partners or a male in their family every day in the United States. Thousands more are beaten, raped, or seriously injured. A lot of those killings and beatings are driven by jealousy, sexual motives, and domestic rage.

And yet, when once or twice every few years a women murders someone in a jealous rage, it’s “another scorned women,” “striking again.”

GMAFB.