11 hours ago, daiwill said:

I am just commenting on the report wording. 

If so then we will never be able to discuss the actual case...;)

58 minutes ago, Currumbin said:

They may benefit from the 13% conviction rate for rape charges in this country.

That figure is actually an attrition rate, not a conviction rate.

54 minutes ago, NextStationBangkok said:

He looks like, he can only teach violent body language, nothing more than that.

What do you look like when you can teach?

2 hours ago, LotusBoy said:

Surely the bigger question is, did he have a Work Permit to teach at the school? If not then another charge against him and the school for that matter.

 

It's actually non-imm (b)  and Teaching license waiver that is required, and these are dependent on a BA or above from an accredited university.  That would not include Cameroon but who knows where he was educated.

 

 

Edited September 29, 20178 yr by mommysboy

In fact William Inkokumokoko didn't pay the fee, so the lady went to the police.

Cameroon English teacher?? 

 

 

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The men had fled the hotel by the time police arrived

So not so much 'rushing' this time!

Just wondering what she thought was gonna happen in his hotel room at 4am in the morning?

When I take a woman back to my hotel room, I know exactly what's gonna happen.

Edited September 29, 20178 yr by MaeJoMTB

13 hours ago, greenchair said:

Her story has changed. 

..at 4am in the morning i think everything would be a confused blur.

6 minutes ago, MaeJoMTB said:

Just wondering what she thought was gonna happen in his hotel room at 4am in the morning?

When I take a woman back to my hotel room, I know exactly what's gonna happen.

She probably thought the friend would leave and she would have a bonk with her boyfriend of 4 months. She probably thought since they were dating for a while, that she would be safe with him and he would protect her. 

What normal person would make the leap from I'm going to see my boyfriend of 4 months to my boyfriend and his mate will probably gang rape me so I won't go. 

Stop blaming the victim. 

She complains because it was too big, or water boarding was better? or was two people? or it really was rape?, or they didn't want to pay for two? or they didn't give her drugs? or? they were trying to turn her out? or? This is an odd story.

They probably spent too much time in Pattaya and Patpong and came the the conclusion that rape was no big deal in Thailand .

13 hours ago, greenchair said:

Her story has changed. 

Quite markedly too.  Either that or the reporter is embellishing his version.  Who would know given some of the headline ones sees, many leave a lot to be desired.   

Sounds like a lovemaking session between a consenting couple turned into an unwanted manage a trois.  It's still rape, of course. Sick.

16 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

I can"t figure out if there's any connection between these stories, but it seems these Macaroons can"t keep their equipment under control.

Cameroon must have some damned good education facilities, my nephew's female English language teacher is Cameroonian.

 

 

https://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/1004475-cameroon-football-agents-mate-raped-me-in-hotel-room-says-thai-woman/

 

The education sector in Cameroon is a mess.  It's a Francophone country and English isn't that widely used outside of the technology and government sectors.

The fact that the report states that one of them is an English language teacher reflects more on the Thai employer's ability to understand English and the teaching ability thereof, than these rapists' command of the language.

2 hours ago, tomwct said:

I would also check the validity of their academic records. Probably Fake!

Take that back!  They are genuine certificates bought legally in Khao San Road!

4 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

Why has her story changed so dramatically. I am not defending the perpetrators, nor questioning something took place, but originally she said her boyfriend went out, she fell asleep, then later found the other man in the bed......allegedly......

So, what are you saying then?

Edited September 29, 20178 yr by Bluespunk

3 hours ago, lucjoker said:

what a story /

Teenager who looks like a 200 pound cage fighter,

goes clubbing with two lying Cameroons until 04:00 and

then going to a hotel room with them .....

and 1 goes out to by condoms????

And a freshly made up bed is the proof of raping?????

 

 

 

Ah, it was her fault then...

 

Victim blaming and not relating the reported events accurately, classy. 

Edited September 29, 20178 yr by Bluespunk

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2 hours ago, Borzandy said:

In fact William Inkokumokoko didn't pay the fee, so the lady went to the police.

Wow, that's a quote from the "rapist scum defence manual" I didn't expect to hear. 

1 hour ago, MaeJoMTB said:

Just wondering what she thought was gonna happen in his hotel room at 4am in the morning?

When I take a woman back to my hotel room, I know exactly what's gonna happen.

No, you know what you want to happen. 

 

If it happens when the woman doesn't want it to happen it's rape. 

1 hour ago, holy cow cm said:

She complains because it was too big, or water boarding was better? or was two people? or it really was rape?, or they didn't want to pay for two? or they didn't give her drugs? or? they were trying to turn her out? or? This is an odd story.

No, what is odd is your victim blaming. 

14 hours ago, StayinThailand2much said:

Nice to hear that one can go clubbing in Ubon Ratchathani until 4 a.m., while in other parts of the country (Bangkok, Pattaya, etc.) lights go out at 1 a.m. or so...

yeah!

whats up with that ?

58 minutes ago, saminoz said:

The education sector in Cameroon is a mess.  It's a Francophone country and English isn't that widely used outside of the technology and government sectors.

The fact that the report states that one of them is an English language teacher reflects more on the Thai employer's ability to understand English and the teaching ability thereof, than these rapists' command of the language.

Cameroon has both French and English as official languages. 

4 minutes ago, hang1 said:

This women is definitely lying. She got drunk and behaved badly. Now she is crying rape to save face.

Doubt it....

11 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

Cameroon has both French and English as official languages. 

Yes, but if you have spent any time there you'll find that English is not widely used outside of the two areas I indicated.  "Both English and French are official languages, although French is by far the most understood language (more than 80%) - Wikipedia"

I am not quite sure what point you are trying to make.  English can be used in the Western parts (used to be the British Cameroons) and you can get by OK in Douala (Nigeria adjacent).  Much more difficult in the capital Yaounde.

I recognise you rushing to the defense of all blacks in TV news, although you are also strongly advocating for the victim here - kudos.

My point I was trying to make (which I admittedly made poorly), was that it is unlikely that either of these two "gents" are accredited English teachers (particularly when you bear in mind the original story where they supposedly purported to be"football agents") and that few Thais school administrators I have come across are in a solid position to judge the quality of these "teachers"" English abilities.

I have spent considerable time in Douala, Yaounde and travelling the country.

11 minutes ago, saminoz said:

Yes, but if you have spent any time there you'll find that English is not widely used outside of the two areas I indicated.  "Both English and French are official languages, although French is by far the most understood language (more than 80%) - Wikipedia"

I am not quite sure what point you are trying to make.  English can be used in the Western parts (used to be the British Cameroons) and you can get by OK in Douala (Nigeria adjacent).  Much more difficult in the capital Yaounde.

I recognise you rushing to the defense of all blacks in TV news, although you are also strongly advocating for the victim here - kudos.

My point I was trying to make (which I admittedly made poorly), was that it is unlikely that either of these two "gents" are accredited English teachers (particularly when you bear in mind the original story where they supposedly purported to be"football agents") and that few Thais school administrators I have come across are in a solid position to judge the quality of these "teachers"" English abilities.

I have spent considerable time in Douala, Yaounde and travelling the country.

I lived in Ghana for two years as a vso worker and met a few Cameroonians while there who spoke English as well as the Ghanaians I worked with. 

 

The point I was making is Cameroon isn't entirely Francophone . English is also spoken in the anglophone areas. 

 

As to them being able to teach english as a second language, well that would depend on the individual I guess...

 

Empire building in the late 19th century has a lot answer for

Edited September 29, 20178 yr by Bluespunk

40 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

No, you know what you want to happen. 

 

If it happens when the woman doesn't want it to happen it's rape. 

Actually, a couple of months back that happened to me (non performer), I just had hotel security escort her from the room.

A racist troll post has been removed.

same same but different?