As anyone told you that you just look like Jack Nicklaus?
Does it really matter that she's a z list celebrity? I'm no fan of Love Island or any other trash tv. But it doesn't stop me thinking that the suicide of a young woman is incredibly sad. And that goes for any poor person who reaches the desperate stage where they think they can't go on. Z list celebrity or not
You have no understanding of the Law mate. So if you broke my legs and arms with a baseball bat do you think the fact I said I didn’t want you prosecuting would stop the case going to Court??
Kirky, so if one of your lads got smashed up with a table lamp by some angry woman and suffered bad injuries, blood all over the place etc you would think the same? ...be honest
No, heard the name before but don’t know anything about her or the circumstances. Regardless saddens me to hear of a young woman losing her life. RIP
No you won’t be obviously
Well said. Too much bullying on social media.
That is correct, but I would imagine if the Crown was to pursue a prosecution of an alleged crime such as this against the named victims wishes, and again I would assume he would be the key witness & probably the only person able to provide a credible account of events, then it's pretty much a waste of time of the judicial system, if he was not wanting her found guilty when he took the stand. I know absolutely nothing about this, so it could well be She had gone all Stan Collymore on him in a public place, then obviously She would be staring down at almost inevitable conviction by her peers in Crown court. It then wouldn't have mattered what degree of punitive justice was handed down to her, the press would have gone to town & game over career wise in the public domain.
I had only heard of her when it was reported that she had assaulted her boyfriend whilst he was asleep. Whilst my sympathies go out to her family and, of course, the woman herself, it should teach those on here who regularly bully other posters a lesson.
I agree and the main issue here has to be the pressure from social media and the press which ironically made her a star in the first place. Away from the glare of 'celebrity' it raises questions on domestic abuse,where there has been a call for a 'no excuses' approach in how to deal with it.Had it been a bloke knocking his missus about then I'm guessing attitudes may have been different,where female assaults (on male partners) don't seem to merit much if any publicity.
Her own boyfriend who got hit over the head didn’t want her charged...... look, obvious she had issues mentally, but dragging this through court when it was in no ones else's interest bar the CPS is wrong, when she needed help rather than prosecution. Tragic waste of life, which could have been saved if common sense prevailed.
she hit her sleeping boyfriend over the head with a table lamp mate. His wishes are immaterial. It is assault and is not only an assault if the assaulted says so. He himself rang the police in the first place asking them to come as she was gonna kill him (all recorded) and she was violent when police arrived ....but she gets let off because Boyfriend says so??....that isn’t how it works and thank goodness it isn’t how it works
Why did you wonder that? Have you some experience or knowledge to bring or just typing vague sentences?
Blood, the poor lass sentenced herself to the ultimate punishment, what ever She had done, was now clearly an action of someone that was suffering badly themself, the boyfriend must have known this and was why he didnt want to follow up on convicting her in a court, A truely sad waste of a young girls life & should make us all think more about mental health issues.
Morty, it’s a waste of a life whichever way you look at it
Had a couple of past girlfriends go proper 'radio rental' on me, it happens often in relationships, strong emotions and all that, i'm of the nature to accept chit happens, write it off & move on. Had worse than a lampshade on the back of the head as well, mind She had just caught me out big time.
I agree to some extent Kurt but Love Island does put people up on a pedestal at a level that is unsustainable. She as the presenter was subject to the same scrutiny as contestants and given inflated celebrity status. She was then dropped like a hot potato following on from the alleged assault on her boyfriend. Those highs and lows would Im sure impact on anybody. As you say maintaining that celebrity status and culture is difficult and dangerous and inevitably causes issues.
I am not sticking up for the program here but the problem lies with social media and society itself.
No she wasn't, she quit. And she was famous before love island? I get your other points tho.
