No

Unfortunately, we don't have the checks that Australia has

I'd love to be able to tell you but ytube keeps deleting my comments about the people responsible

@@messrsandersonco5985 yes we do have the checks they do, we have every single security check they have, we have the exact same resources as they do, we just let them in regardless

You could say the same about the psychiatric hospitals 75% of patients are not born here .

what did she think he was going to her house for?

@@karen-np8zn Commom sense dictates you meet someone for the first time in a public place. And maybe even the second, third, fourth time. Don't they watch TV?

@@joolaloola3402 agreed

She was obviously interested in having sex. He should not have raped her of course but she very obviously led him on, and then changed her mind when she saw the size of his c***

No woman deserves it regardless of the venue. They say on tape his M.O is to befriend them on line then meet up. The murdered guy was also in a room with his offender and didn't even know his name. So as much as he didn't deserve what happened to him. Why didn't you address his decision as crazy as well!

@@sapete1936 the victim used a fire extinguisher as a weapon ? Is that okay ? Robek probs he felt he needed to use deadly force

@@Dollybird198 so he felt he needed to use deadly force several times? It looks to me like he was out of control, and I struggle to understand how you can stab someone several times and be convicted of manslaughter. It appears to me that his intent was perfectly clear.

Especially where there are children

Why did the man who got murdered go to a house with a man they didn't even know the correct name of. I mean not every man is a killer but you don't know who is who. Victim blaming is never right. He befriends them online first, he obviously makes them feel safe or it wouldn't happen. He is responsible for his decision and only him. I guess he thought the same and hoped the ladies would be too embarrassed by their decision to report him as women know they get judged no matter what the situation is leading to rape. Men should learn No means no and its as simple as that.

@@emmadean3007this💯⬆️

Victim blaming is pro predator! Well done for outing yourself!

Chatting online can give people the mistaken impression that they know a person well. When people finally meet after chatting, it's easier to let your guard down.

Very poor judgment but she’s paid a hefty price for her naïveté and/or stupidity.

It shouldn't be like this but sadly these r the tines we live in

You must have a very cushy job.

Same. Not blaming her Stating facts I’m 40 2 girls I’d never do this

Well according to the report....in the front garden and up the back gate

Now we understand how women bring pedophiles into their homes: absolutely no regard to safety or security for yourself or your children. Appalling! And this isn't victim-blaming. It's surely common sense!

Is anybody actually 'looking for love' on these sites?

@@whitemonkey7932 Do you have a daughter?

@@charleshallam3216 well chuck, as it happens, I have several

Are you aware of the disgraceful cps figures?

I just cannot fathom it, giving the address to someone on a dating site.

It disgusting that she let a stranger around her child ,you melt

@@jenniferbailey5914 Females need to stop putting themselves in shite vulnerable places. The world is unsafe!!

It’s not victim blaming it’s pointing out where she put herself at risk.

She isnt culpable for the rape, just for being stupid! A kid in the house too WTF! And yes, men should be careful too, it is ridiculous, dangerous and stupid no matter what sex you are.

No brains, no self respect, no clue.

Say no comment and ask for a lawyer straight away.

As the narrator said the problem with getting enough evidence in a rape case is that most often it's "he said, she said" because it is done where only 2 people are in the room/area at the time of the rape... The victim and the rapist. The rapist often plays on the vulnerable people and makes sure they meet somewhere isolated from other people.

A lot of these cases could be avoided if they didn't take any risks. There's always being predators about, looking for vulnerability and there's plenty of people too trusting in men they know nothing about.

I liked the part of your comment that first of all condemned the rape, just before the blaming of the victim. Overall from one to ten I find your comment to be top level c*nt

@NightShooter87 all these cases would be avoided if rapists didn't rape. So many victim blamers on these comments. They guy that was murdered didn't even know his killers name, that's even more crazy but noone is blaming him for getting murdered. Seems ridiculous doesn't it when putting the shoe on the other foot, yet blaming a woman for a disgusting man's decision is apparently the norm and people wonder why people don't report it.

Its a trash ass site and chalk full of predatory people for both men and women. Guys run the risk of meeting strangers and walk into a robbery trap. Long lists of that that is the risks you run meeting up with strangers on the Internet. Its not like we just started running it yesterday.

Our criminals used to hop over to Spain. Kenneth Noye for example.

He can be shocked and guilty simultaneously of course, or shocked and innocent, lot's of reasons to feel disbelief or shock from his eyes, we're all biased!

With his brief! He was shitting it. That apple was barely nibbled 😛He was trying to appear nonchalant, and failing IMO.

Building rapport makes them more likely to open up in interview and make them less likely to kick off and cause problems

Years past where there was no cctv....a suspect would be encouraged to assist with enquiries in a dark stairway but the public got all concerned about human rights

Hey , ever heard of innocent until proven guilty?……no,didn’t think so

How are the police meant to be impartial, without building some form of communication between them and the criminals? They cannot work off a one sided comment, report without investigating both sides, makes the softly softly touch more beneficial in an arrest.

@@daviddenham1511 exactly, they are Police, not judge and jury.

Would you do that then assume a bird wants it, he's got no right doing that regardless of the invite

Unfortunately dating website don't always attract nice people

@leonwilks4114 You’ve completely disregarded how dumb the woman was inviting a stranger to her home with children upstairs. What rights does a person have to demand off a stranger? None.

@@leonwilks4114 nobody has a right to expect anything from anyone that you’re right but please don’t disregard that woman’s blatant idiocy and naivety I’m a mom and never have random people around my kids never mind invite some man I’ve never met into my home with my kids upstairs that’s absolutely stupid crazy and 100% unavoidable A decent mom certainly wouldn’t do it She needs to get her act together her senses to danger clearly aren’t normal putting her kids at risk like that is shocking and I can bet many brain dead women do it

@@HdHd-hp6qz that's her choice if she's oblivious to the fact that there's predators out there who prey on the vulnerable,either way he's where he needs to be

The authorities don't show up at somebody's workplace and tell their colleagues that they're looking for a rapist/murderer etc. They approach management and tell them that they "believe the person might be able to help them with their enquiries in an incident" and that "they're not in any trouble" - this is done very deliberately to prevent the police from being sued for damages should the person of interest suffer adverse effects of their visit to the workplace, but also to not spook any person of interest. No details of any crime are shared with management. I know because I've experienced it personally having witnessed a hit-and-run where a cyclist was seriously injured and it was feared the suspect would try to flee the country if they couldn't arrest him asap. It's actually quite common for police to visit the workplace of those with some sort of involvement in a crime, but you rarely hear of it because they keep it lowkey for these reasons.

@ sk-23 You’re talking absolute nonsense. By law the police have to disclose the nature of any incident to the general public if on request. They don’t have to say who is involved but they do have to disclose the nature of the crime if a member of the public were to ask them. Journalists use this right all the time. I’ve asked the police myself just walking past a crime scene what has happened here. And they’ve told me straight away that there has been a stabbing.

Play dangerous games win dangerous prizes.

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There's rapists in every community, luv. They will always find ways to slither into the lives of their victims. But you are correct to do things the safe way. It's a shame so many young girls don't have a good dad or a husband these days. I'm happy that you are safe - my best friend was a Muslim girl, but she wasn't as lucky as you. Take Care luv.

Many Muslims are rapists, many Christians are rapists, many Hindus, many Buddhists. Rapists do not recognize religion. So just because your dad - a Muslim, is present when you are meeting another Muslim man before you are married, does not mean this man will not forcibly have sex with you/rape you once you are married to him. "Partly" blaming any woman for being raped based on your own particular Muslim experience as an unmarried Muslim lady is ridiculous really. No offense to your Muslim faith is intended whatsoever, but your personal belief on this subject is very simplistic and naive.

Some Muslim girls are forced into arranged marriages. Comparing and contrasting different cultures and claiming one is superior is superficial and slightly condescending

Rochdale, Rotherham , stoke on Trent , most towns and cities in the uk , jogg any memories!

@@unklefrank319 Muslims have selective memories, always acting so moral but we know.......

Thanks for your input. Now please don't comment ever again about any of your hunches, thanks.

@@tobleramone say what you like. It's a free country.

13 years, is that all 😮

It was an actor voicing her interview. Not the real voice of the victim.

It’s the anal sex that she didn’t like and he probably left straight after didn’t stay over or show any signs that he’d call her back. It’s only rape if the woman doesn’t fancy you in a lot of cases.

You are right, and this women would be one who would send money to Nigeria for a 'romance' scammer. Dumb doesn't even begin to describe it.