DareGod wrote: » Does that photo look staged and story sound fake to anybody else?
xxxJennyxxx wrote: » I saw those two on the luas last Thursday! They got off at the red cow around 5.30. Madness
They met the two men, aged 25 and 30, at a bus stop and arrived at the apartment in Newbridge town centre shortly after 7.30pm. Soon after, Amy said, one of the men, started "acting weird"... ... ... Amy said the last thing she remembered was her sister's lifeless body lying at the bottom of the stairs before she blacked out. "I was so scared," said Amy, "I thought we were going to die, I was full sure they were going to kill us." "They eventually let us go at about 3pm and said if we went to the guards they would kill us and our family."
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » Maybe the language used around social media needs to start changing to get in to people's heads the risk of doing something like above.
mikom wrote: » I'd start by not having picture the like of this public..........[SNIP] Unless of course you would like the attention of every weirdo with a hard on.
Gatling wrote: » Ahhh good old victim blaming
mikom wrote: » Not that at all. Common sense.
Deleted User wrote: » Commenting on someone not looking both ways before getting run over is victim-blaming now.
kingtut wrote: » If they met them through facebook surely they can pass on their names and a copy of all of the facebook messages?
Deleted User wrote: » If they went to an apartment surely they can tell the Gardai where?