Originally Posted By DDMAN26 <a href="http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20110614/ts_alt_afp/ussexcrime_20110614184635;_ylt=AstKvwNfy3sSSQzLoBk3RFsXIr0F;_ylu=X3oDMTM1bGxxOGhtBGFzc2V0A2FmcC8yMDExMDYxNC91c3NleGNyaW1lBGNjb2RlA3RvcGdtcHRvcDIwMHBvb2wEY3BvcwMyBHBvcwMyBHNlYwN5bl90b3Bfc3RvcmllcwRzbGsDdGV4YXNtYW5kaWVz" target="_blank">http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20...YW5kaWVz</a> I believe you would file this under karma.
Originally Posted By EmmaJayne Ha, as I clicked on this topic, 'Karma' was the first word that came to mind.. a truly horrible story though.. perhaps parole really wasn't the right idea for this man..
Originally Posted By Liberty Belle It is a horrible story, but yes, instant karma's gonna get you... I hope the woman is okay.
Originally Posted By RoadTrip If anyone ever doubted that rape was a crime with violence and dominance as the motivation rather than sex, this should be the proof you need. Although if I were 77 I might find a 77-year-old woman attractive, how on earth could 53-year-old guy be "turned on" by her. Stuff like this should put an end to the B.S. about a young woman "asking for it" by dressing provocatively. Ain't got nothing to do with it.
Originally Posted By u k fan They say what goes around comes around, but this guy was on the express lane. 10 out of 10 for commitment though if even as he was dying he was having a fondle.
Originally Posted By u k fan They say what goes around comes around, but this guy was on the express lane. 10 out of 10 for commitment though if even as he was dying he was having a fondle.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb I just wish he'd died on her lawn instead of her bed. How traumatic for her. Well said RT.
Originally Posted By Labuda I can be happy when a bad person dies... I'm just not down with it when it's the state or another person killing him or her.
Originally Posted By barboy2 Isabel? The guy's name is "Isabel"???? I mean I have heard of men with names like: Fran Carie Pat Carol Lynn Terry Billy Gene But 'Isabel' is a female name
Originally Posted By barboy2 This could have gone even worse for the woman.......I can only assume that she didn't have to be further grossed out by 'Isabel' leaving something inside her since he couldn't finish his work. And it was good for the woman that 'Isabel' had to pedal 2 miles in the Texas heat just prior to his arrival.
Originally Posted By KCCHIEF One could say.....he had a change of heart.....to bad that did not occur until after he had entered her home
Originally Posted By Longhorn12 >Isabel? The guy's name is "Isabel"?< You don't live near any Hispanic communities do you? Isabel is a common name for Hispanic males. (of course any "christian" name is)
Originally Posted By barboy2 ///Isabel is a common name for Hispanic males./// No, common names include: Jesus Miguel Roberto Juan Julio Pedro Luis Francisco Jose Emilio Rafael Edwardo Alberto Manuel Orlando Theodoro Carlos Lorenzo Angelo Salvador Leon Reynaldo Antonio Mario Felipe Ricardo Fernando Ferdinand Guillermo Benito I've been in Central America and parts of the Carribean too many times to count and, even more relevant to the topic, Los Angeles/San Diego and I live in the Philippine islands(completely saturated with Spanish names) and I have never met a male 'Isabel'. I'm sure there are a few "Isabel's" floating around but don't give me this "common name for Hispanic males" business as if it's popular. I mean maybe it's popular in Cuba, Chile or El Savador(places I've never been).
Originally Posted By Dabob2 I had a friend growing up named Isabel (a guy). There are so many names... who's to say what's popular? Is "Roger" a popular male name in English-speaking countries? Nowhere near as popular as "Michael" but way more popular than "Brahm" (which one of my cousins named his kid). The point is, in an English-speaking country, no one thinks twice when they hear a guy is named Roger, and in a Spanish-speaking country, even if it's not as big as "Juan" or "Miguel," no one thinks twice when they hear a guy is named "Isabel."
Originally Posted By barboy2 Well, I just had coffee with a friend of mine who was born in Cali, Colombia(she moved to the US at age 5) and returns there for 3 week visits every year to see extended family. Naturally, I had to ask about this male "Isabel" thing and she quickly corrected me and said "you mean 'Isabelo', right". She has never heard of a male named 'Isabel' either. I'm sure the name pops up from time to time since there might be 2 billion with Latino names but I don't buy this idea that it's a common male name----not for one second. Furthermore, I have seen countless hrs. of Major League Baseball and I have yet to see a player with that name.
Originally Posted By SingleParkPassholder Well, if there have been no Isabels in baseball then it MUST not be a common name.....
