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Post: 55995159_46 created on Sat Nov 21, 2009 1:11 amPosted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 1:11 am
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Hmmmm I think its admirable what you want to do and that you want to help her and protect her, others and yourself from a man think this but I disagree hugely on the means on which you wish to do this.
You say that there is scientific proof that if you black out a trauma it can have serious mental issues. However the body does also have defence mechanisms that are there to protect the body and the mind from a traumatic event. So what her body might be doing is putting up these defences and trying to ignore for a while because it could also be unhealthy if a person of rape or an attempted rape is then made to try and remember stuff straight away. I do not agree with some of the previous posts with thier thoughts on you that your worse than the man who attempted to rape the woman, but I do think that it does breach a massive trust that girl has obviously bestowed upon you and you wish to break this trust and go to the police. What this woman/girl needs is your support and your help, guidance and that she knows that your someone she can trust and turn to. She has to be ready to make a proper statement to the police anyway because they would have to have thier own video statement or written statement that was done under regulations. I know you want to help and I understand why, but I think if you really want to help her and that you want to go to the police it would just be off your back and you would just say "I know of a man who tried to rape a friend of mine" or something along those lines but even then its going behind her back. A few questions: 1) you say you saw the person who attempted to rape the girl on the bus today. This does not mean that she hasn't reported it, it takes the police (well it does in the uk) a while to get the evidence and resources ready to make an arrest. Also she will have to make two statements for the police before they arrest him and this can take up to a month to go through. 2) Why did she report it to the bus driver? had it just happened? and its understandable that nothing happened and the bus driver didnt do anything, not many people know what to do when they have something like that told to them. |
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