Potatoeman wrote: » There is a hair salon on Dorest street called scissor sisters. Not far from where they dumped the body in the canal.
FTA69 wrote: » Apparently they never found his head or his genitals.
LadyMacBeth_ wrote: » Is it just me or does ''scissor sisters'' sound like incestuous lesbian sisters scissoring each other? .....on second thoughts, probably just my warped mind. Move along folks, nothing to see here.
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Didn't the guy rape a Chinese girl with special needs. Shouldn't even have been out. He also lied about which country he was from but they let him stay because he had fathered children by the time it was uncovered.
Farah Swaleh Noor was 38 years old at the time of his death. He arrived in Ireland in December 1996, claiming to be a Somalian called Sheilila Salim whose family had been killed in Mogadishu. Subsequent investigations revealed that he was in fact Kenyan and that his family was still alive. The Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform ordered that he be deported but he appealed and was granted citizenship in March 1999 on grounds he became the father of an Irish-born child. He had four previous convictions for offences including intoxication, threatening and abusive behaviour and assault. In 1997, he raped a mentally disabled 16-year-old Chinese girl. She later gave birth to a son. Two other women had children by him and both described having been raped by him. Noor had faced eight charges of disorder and assault, one involving a sexual assault in which a knife was found at the scene by gardaí. He was convicted on three occasions but never served time in jail. Noor lived in a number of areas in Dublin, including Dún Laoghaire and Firhouse, as well as the inner city before moving in with Kathleen Mulhall. Gardaí described him as being particularly violent towards women. Noor was a suspect in the unsolved murder of Raonaid Murray which took place in September 1999. Authorities are now satisfied Noor did not carry out this murder.
Gerrup Outta Dat! wrote: » People show a lot of support for the scissor sisters.
Gerrup Outta Dat! wrote: » Dochas centre is like a travellodge. The men’s prison is a hovel in comparison.
Berserker wrote: » Yep, here's the low down on him. Where did you get that from? True, my brother had reason to visit both for his work and whilst the mens prison is OTT on luxuries, eg PS4, Sky sports etc, the Dochas centre was a joke. One of the prisoners he spoke to told him that she loved living there because it was so nice in comparison to the flats she came from and the hostels they get sent to on release from prison.
Gerrup Outta Dat! wrote: » That pisses me off. Most female prisoners can attend colleges and do full bachelor degrees and have the keys for their own rooms and can leave the building as they please. Men are locked in their room 23 hours a day. None of the men are allowed out to do college courses like the women. Women prisoners have more opportunities to turn their lives around when in prison. Men are denied this. This leads to higher recidivism for men. Men have to **** in a bucket in the room on front of other men. Women have private toilets. Men have cold water showers and the showers are communal. Male prisoners get inferior food. Women prisoners have a menu and the food budgets for dochas centre is multiples of men’s prison.
saintsaltynuts wrote: » Agree with the point on woman in prison's.As for the men.. good prison was never meant to be a holiday camp.
Gerrup Outta Dat! wrote: » If the womens prison was worse than the mens, you'd have the NWCI complaining. Why aren't women forced into the same conditions as men?
saintsaltynuts wrote: » They done a hair and beauty course in prison.Teacher said they we're great at getting rid of blackheads.
