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42. Good for her! And you for helping. A lot of people turn a blind eye.

Wed Nov 13, 2013, 09:22 PM

Nov 2013

Its tough on everyone involved.
Years ago I worked with a girl who had an ass she was trying to leave. We worked 3-12 and one night shortly before we got off, she mentioned being worried that he may be waiting outside, but didnt see his car. My friend offered to switch cars with her and she ALMOST let him. Ray was ex-navy, 5-10 250 solid lbs. Ended up her husband had rented a car and was waiting outside the gate. He followed her and tried to run her off the road. All ended well with her though; she divorced him safely and is remarried.
But we always wondered what would have happened if she HAD switched cars that night!!

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Vigilante justice - yee haw jpak Nov 2013 #1

Errr, whatever. A lot of damn good the police were doing: NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #3

No, it's not. Ranchemp. Nov 2013 #6

They were part of a larger search party that included LEOs and they heard her screaming. ~PHOTO~ NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #8

I'm glad they got there in time to save this poor woman, Ranchemp. Nov 2013 #9

They can recover from that. colorado_ufo Nov 2013 #38

He would have killed her sooner or later. They caught him in the act of killing of her. That's not freshwest Nov 2013 #25

I think you're right. Any survey of similar incidents would indicate a very sad outcome. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #26

Not so fast there. Saying 'ignored by the court-police system' is an error, IMO. freshwest Nov 2013 #36

I think you're right, freshwest. It's not productive to indict the system out of hand. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #37

I would say defence of nessecity daleo Nov 2013 #35

Thanks for posting the pic; I tried but couldnt figure it out. 7962 Nov 2013 #32

Bull S___ ! paleotn Nov 2013 #10

Better than leaving her to die. JoeyT Nov 2013 #12

What a strange reaction to this story! Inspired Nov 2013 #14

That is what happens... awoke_in_2003 Nov 2013 #17

While you mourn the fact that she's alive, the rest of us have a different take nt geek tragedy Nov 2013 #15

I do get what you're saying - TBF Nov 2013 #19

Charges were not pressed against them; I think the story has been updated with that 7962 Nov 2013 #33

I think for many of us it's a mix - TBF Nov 2013 #39

I too get what you are saying Ash_F Nov 2013 #29

I'm not part of the pro-gun crowd but I do believe in self defense when necessary obama2terms Nov 2013 #31

Too many women have become victims because that piece of paper wasn't enough. 7962 Nov 2013 #34

You got that right! obama2terms Nov 2013 #41

Good for her! And you for helping. A lot of people turn a blind eye. 7962 Nov 2013 #42

Woah what a nut! obama2terms Nov 2013 #43

That's a loving family right there. They weren't going to rest with her missing. NYC_SKP Nov 2013 #2

A restraining order is useless christx30 Nov 2013 #11

Yes, they are pretty much useless. Mojorabbit Nov 2013 #24

Exactly obama2terms Nov 2013 #30

Not necessarily sad for those children LiberalEsto Nov 2013 #21

How horrible for that woman! Orrex Nov 2013 #4

The police can't be everywhere. This family did what needed to be done. Pterodactyl Nov 2013 #5

Time is critical sulphurdunn Nov 2013 #7

Wow, JimboBillyBubbaBob Nov 2013 #13

hats off to this family and no, a protective order won't protect a woman when wordpix Nov 2013 #16

What wordpix said. BlueJazz Nov 2013 #18

May Bethany and her son finally live in peace. gtar100 Nov 2013 #20

This poor woman is going to have years of PTSD. Ava Gadro Nov 2013 #22

Sounds like that's exactly what needed to happen. Good. (nt) Posteritatis Nov 2013 #23

this person who ended up dead heaven05 Nov 2013 #27

Hey, if she was my family member.... ReRe Nov 2013 #28

Weak domestic violence laws are at fault VADem1980 Nov 2013 #40