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Posted
6 minutes ago, transam said:

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer, if it were me no, but then my "stuff" they wanted, the other way round it may not be wanted...

YEP i would because i would have no memory of what went on 

 

Posted
21 minutes ago, robblok said:

If drugged throw the book at him

 

If drunk, see what happend what others say of the night in question. (if the lady was drinking a lot and coming on to the guy or just got drunk made no advances on the guy and the guy dragged her into the room)

 

I have had sex with drunk ladies in the past should i be locked up ? I think it really depends on the situation.

 

Just imagine if every guy who went with a drunk lady would be locked up. The girl has some responsibility too.

 

First, it would be prudent to figure out if he was the one that drugged her.  He could be relatively innocent, thinking she was just a drunk reveller.  The drugs could have come from any number of nefarious characters, with ill intent ranging from rape to robbery.  It's possible he got caught up in a mess of someone else's making.

 

And, as you stated (and most guys would have to admit), having sex with drunk ladies who may later wake up with regrets is hardly a reason for a decade in a Thai prison.

 

If they do trace any drugs they find to him, cut his nuts off and feed 'em to the ducks.

 

Posted
6 minutes ago, dunroaming said:

How would that be relevant to the rape of the girl?

 

Gap year?  In which case she may well be traveling throughout S.E A.  She is eighteen and an adult.  We have all been there and most of us thought we were invincible at that age.  It is a really tough lesson for her and I hope she finds the strength to deal with it and move on.

An 18-year-old traveling alone on an island that's well known for so many foreign deaths? When you Google Ko Tao, there's a lot coming up, one of them: https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/asia/koh-tao-thailand-dark-side-car-crash-murders-mafia-suspicious-deaths-a7824171.html

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Posted
10 minutes ago, jenny2017 said:

A good point. I've experienced situations where I had been drunk and woke up next to a lady that looked so beautiful the night before. But not on the next day. Could also happen vice versa, to be honest. There should be an investigation and some witnesses must have seen them. 

My only point is that it should just be checked a bit more not just take the word of the girl and that is it. Do some bloodwork, check at the bar where they were drinking. Does not sound like a lot to ask. 

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Posted
40 minutes ago, Sprigger said:

Doesn’t look very French to me, they usually wear a black beret and walk around with a string of onions around their neck.?

 

41 minutes ago, Sprigger said:

Doesn’t look very French to me, they usually wear a black beret and walk around with a string of onions around their neck.?

Whilst riding a bicycle I thought !

Posted
9 minutes ago, robblok said:

My only point is that it should just be checked a bit more not just take the word of the girl and that is it. Do some bloodwork, check at the bar where they were drinking. Does not sound like a lot to ask. 

Yep, they must find out if she took the drugs by herself, or he drugged her without her knowing it. That's changing a lot but doesn't make the guy innocent. 

Posted
3 minutes ago, jenny2017 said:

An 18-year-old traveling alone on an island that's well known for so many foreign deaths? When you Google Ko Tao, there's a lot coming up, one of them: https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/asia/koh-tao-thailand-dark-side-car-crash-murders-mafia-suspicious-deaths-a7824171.html

Lot's of reasons for not going to that island or plenty of other places in Thailand but still thousands go there every week.  When I think of the places I went to and the things I did in my "gap year" (it was just called "going travelling" then) it sends a cold shiver down my spine.   

Posted
Just now, dunroaming said:

Lot's of reasons for not going to that island or plenty of other places in Thailand but still thousands go there every week.  When I think of the places I went to and the things I did in my "gap year" (it was just called "going travelling" then) it sends a cold shiver down my spine.   

Got you, but why would an 18-year young girl travel alone at one of the most dangerous places in Thailand? 

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Posted
4 hours ago, InfinityandBeyond said:

Good on the young woman to have the presence of mind to escape the situation and alert friends, family and authorities.

Hopefully the hospital in Koh Tao did a proper examination and collected potential evidence properly.

.............collected evidence properly.   This doesn't always happen on KT.

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Posted
2 minutes ago, jenny2017 said:

Got you, but why would an 18-year young girl travel alone at one of the most dangerous places in Thailand? 

Because she can and at 18 we all think that we can look after ourselves.  Try telling any 18 year old that they cannot do something or go somewhere.  If my parents knew what I did and where I went when I was away they would have had ten thousand fits!

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Posted
16 minutes ago, jenny2017 said:

Got you, but why would an 18-year young girl travel alone at one of the most dangerous places in Thailand? 

I'm not sure the claim of "most dangerous place" can be sustained within Thailand, much less in a comparison with our home countries' crime statistics.

Posted
5 hours ago, robblok said:

How so.. do you think he has HIV because he is black .. or pregnancy... morning after pill works good. 

Pathetic post 

Posted
39 minutes ago, Just Weird said:

What difference does it make if he can't?  

It would show he is prone to telling big lies. How do you not get this?  Why do you ask such a stupid question? 

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Posted
57 minutes ago, dunroaming said:

How would that be relevant to the rape of the girl?

 

Gap year?  In which case she may well be traveling throughout S.E A.  She is eighteen and an adult.  We have all been there and most of us thought we were invincible at that age.  It is a really tough lesson for her and I hope she finds the strength to deal with it and move on.

....And as its Koh Tao, at least she has 'lived' to tell the tale.

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Posted
6 hours ago, Thian said:

Who would let their 18 yo daughter go to koh tsao? 

Do you think she asked mom and dad if she's allowed to go there ?

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Posted

She is 18 and that means that she is an adult and no longer comes under the control of her parents. How many 18 year olds were dragged off the streets given very little training and a gun put in their hands and then shipped off to Vietnam to die in the 60's

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