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Posted by edgeways at 3:31 PM on January 11, 2010 but seriously I despair on so many levels here. 'Oh yeah, huh huh I never actually met the person but they totally want to be raped, and no consequence for me! Score!' Hell, even if you're that fucking twisted and sick why would you think such actions with a stranger who (as far as he knew) had your contact information are realistically risk free? God damn, I am (after a fashion) glad these people are so moronic, it makes it easier to catch them. It is not a crime of the moment, there are multiple steps over an extended period of time, and at no point does the person say 'holy shit I could get totally creamed for doing this' (let alone, I shouldn't be doing this at all) Not only is this fellow a complete asshole of the 1st degree, but he is/was incredibility stupid, which I guess is actually preferable.Īs to the fellow who actually carried out the assault, man was an idiot he is as well. It still puzzles me how people think they will actually get away with shit like this. posted by emilyd22222 (167 comments total) This incident raises further debate about this section, as well as debate surrounding internet censorship generally.Ĭommenters on these articles have also noted the importance of avoiding demonizing kinks as a result of stories like these, as well as the importance of negotiating consent in person in BDSM-oriented sexual fantasies. This is not even the first time that Craigslist has been used to arrange the sexual assault of others. The adult services section, where these ads were posted, has come under fire lately as a result of its ties to a number of sexual assaults and the murder of a Boston woman. His attorney says McDowell believed he was acting out the victim’s fantasy. McDowell is charged with three counts of first-degree sexual assault, one count of aggravated assault and one count of aggravated burglary. Stipe has been charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree sexual assault and separated from the Corps. A week after the ad was posted, McDowell allegedly forced his way into the woman’s house and raped her at knifepoint. However, Ty Oliver McDowell had already seen the ad and exchanged instant messages with a person he believed to be the poster of the ad, in which she described what she wanted (“humiliation, physical abuse, sexual abuse”) and provided her home address. When the woman saw the ad (two days after it was posted), she contacted the police and Craigslist and the ad was taken down.

Cannibal looking for willing victim craiglist