Number one bummer said:She was a rough looking 28. She didn't deserve to die in a third world dump but I can't fathom why she would go in the first place. Maybe because it is home to all the trendy leftists religions.
PrtSc said:That is really unfortunate. There should be an immediate travel ban of all unmarried western women to India. On a more serious note, it's unfortunately unsurprising to see naive girls travel to unsafe places in the name of being "free spirited" or "finding themselves."
PrtSc said:The article quotes a local man saying "We didn't pay her much attention as it is a common sight to see foreigners with Indian men." I think it's safe to say he means female foreigners with Indian men, not the other way around. Indian friends of mine have pointed out that if I were to go to India, I should not expect to get laid at all, since girls in India are locked down and not like western sluts.
C-Note said:General Stalin said:Because when Asians travel they do it the safe and touristy way. They travel in groups, never mingle with the locals, and stay in nice ethnically-friendly hotels and resorts. They just take a shit load of pictures then GTFO.
There are some Japanese girls, often dressed in the same hippie fashion like this Irish woman, who do the exact same thing- go to Africa or India by themselves and explore around. And a number of them end up getting raped and killed also.
Five men have been arrested in India over the alleged rape of a Japanese tourist, police in the city of Kolkata told CNN.
The men allegedly operated as a gang, targeting single, female Japanese tourists.
According to Pallab Kanti Ghosh, joint police commissioner in Kolkata, the victim, a 22 year-old from Saitama, Japan, was approached on November 20 of last year by a man who spoke Japanese "very well," and convinced her to accompany him and a friend to a variety of tourist spots over the following days.
Two suspects were arrested from near the Buddhist pilgrimage center of Gaya in neighboring Bihar state and charged with rape, the officer said. Three other men were arrested for criminal conspiracy. The arrests were made on January 1.
"The victim is cooperating with us in our investigation," he said.
The victim told police that she had also been forced to remove money from her bank accounts, and that the men had also withdrawn money using her ATM card without her knowledge.
The initial "First Information Report (FIR)" complaint filed with Kolkata police, obtained by CNN, focuses mainly on the extortion and theft of a sum of 76,000 rupees ($1,200) over several incidents. The charges were later amended to include rape.
NEW DELHI, India—A man was arrested Sunday for allegedly raping a Japanese tourist at a popular beach resort in southern India, in the latest case of sexual assault against a visitor.
The 35-year-old woman was found bleeding by hotel staff in the town of Kovalam early Sunday and is undergoing treatment at a hospital in the Kerala state capital Thiruvananthapuram.
The woman sustained internal injuries but doctors have declared her out of danger.
Police identified the accused as a 25-year-old whose family runs a handicrafts store in the tourist hotspot.
“He has been sent to judicial custody and we are waiting for the victim to recover to record her full statement,” local police officer Vipin Kumar told AFP.
Japanese officials in New Delhi have been informed about the incident, he said.
The woman came to India two weeks ago and arrived in the beach town on Saturday, hours before the alleged assault took place.
It was unclear how the two met, police said.
Sexual attacks on tourists in India are widespread, with several western countries warning visitors about the risk.
Last year a Japanese woman was drugged and raped by a tourist guide in the western city of Jaipur, less than a month after six men gang-raped a 22-year-old Japanese tourist in the eastern city of Kolkata.
A Japanese woman has accused an Indian tour guide of drugging and then raping her in the historic city of Jaipur, police said on Monday, the latest in a series of sex attacks on foreigners.
The 20-year-old said the guide offered to show her around Jaipur, famous for its grand palaces and forts, on Sunday before assaulting her on the outskirts of the "Pink City" in the evening.
The woman said she was given food laced with drugs before being attacked by the man thought to be aged about 25, Dharam Chand Jain, police inspector-general for Jaipur district, told AFP.
"The 20-year-old tourist had arrived in Jaipur yesterday (Sunday) and met the accused man near the hotel who introduced himself as a tour guide," Mr Jain said.
"They went to a couple of places on his motorbike during the day," Mr Jain said.
"The accused offered to drop her at the hotel in the evening but took her to a desolate area ... and allegedly raped her."
The man fled after the woman's screams were overheard by villagers who rushed to help, according to local media reports.
"The tourist alleged that she was offered some food which might have been laced with drugs," Mr Jain said, adding that blood tests have been conducted to determine the type of drugs used.
Bhopal: The manager of a resort in Madhya Pradesh's Bandhavgarh tiger reserve has reportedly confessed that he raped a South Korean student holidaying there.
The manager, Deepak Vishwakarma, told the police that he raped the 23-year-old student on January 14.
The student, who is in India on tourist visa was on a visit to the national park, has alleged that her drink had been spiked following which she was raped. She had been staying at a resort owned by the son of a BJP MLA from the state.
The girl filed the complaint in Aurangabad, Maharashtra after more than two weeks. Inspector Prakash Kulkarni, from Aurangabad, said she was traumatised and hesitant in reporting the case immediately.
The police, along with the student, reached Bandhavgarh on Friday night and arrested the manager who admitted to the heinous crime. The South Korean student will undergo a medical test today to confirm rape.
The Chinese national, who was working as a trainee at a Gurgaon firm, alleged in her complaint that the man called her to his home on January 30 where he raped her.
In her complaint, the girl said she met Tariq Sheikh, 28, at a party sometime back. The girl alleged that she was raped by Sheikh on that night (January 30) but approached police only on Tuesday after which the accused was arrested.
Sheikh, a party organiser, was produced before a local court which sent him to 14-day judicial custody.
Government-backed travel agencies in Japan and China are issuing fresh warnings to travellers against visiting India, after a Japanese researcher was abducted and raped by five men in Bodh Gaya last month.
Travel agencies in Japan and China - two of the biggest sources of tourists along what is known as the Buddhist pilgrimage route - have warned passengers against undertaking all non-essential travel to India, after news of the horrific rape and weeks-long abduction of a Japanese researcher triggered alarm and concern in both countries.
While the case has received relatively limited attention in India, it has been widely covered by media in Japan and China.
Reporting on the arrests of five men over the case, the Japan Times said the 22-year-old woman was a researcher who was studying in India and was interested in undertaking a pilgrimage to Bodh Gaya.
She was kept captive for as long as three weeks in a village near the holy town, before escaping on December 26 and travelling to Kolkata, where she contacted the Japanese Consulate, the newspaper reported.
Kunikatsu Hayami, the Executive Managing Director of the Overseas Tour Operators Association of Japan (OTOA), the country’s most influential travel body, told Mail Today the case had been “widely reported” in Japan and had generated “concern”.
In China, where there is also a huge interest in travel to Buddhism-related sites in India, agents at the official China Travel Service (CTS) have cautioned female travellers against visiting India.
“If you are female, even as a group, we advise you do not travel to India unless absolutely necessary,” an agent who gave his last name as Yang told Mail Today.
“Few travel agencies in China now offer travel packages to India because not so many people are willing to go there. Safety is a big concern, especially for women,” the agent said.
The Beast1 said:Strong thread title, methinks Twitter will have a field day with this.
Chris Brown said:How come we never hear about Asian women doing this kind of thing?
911 said:Chris Brown said:How come we never hear about Asian women doing this kind of thing?
They know that India is a third world dump, and they have better versions of the same religion, whereas women in the west are spiritual empty shells that have been stripped bare of their Christian faith two generations ago. Because of this, young western women have the most easily malleable minds.
captndonk said:India is way more safe than Africa.
Zelcorpion said:Reminds me of this Italian artist who went hitch-hiking to prove another point:
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Rocha said:Zelcorpion said:Reminds me of this Italian artist who went hitch-hiking to prove another point:
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And she did not even made it to the Middle east, she was killed in the outskirts of Istanbul...
Newguy101 said:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_statistics#Rape_statistics_by_country
The data says otherwise then what local feminists say.
Per captia its tied with canada.
For a shithole it has very low crime rate comapred to tbe americas and africa
Newguy101 said:This. Japanese tourists are lile bunnys overseas. One was killed here on her first week in the woods wgen she met some random dude. Think it was a whute guy but dont kniw if did it.
But dam people that coddled you wonder how they survive overseas
Newguy101 said:http://www.dnaindia.com/india/repor...-2013-false-delhi-commission-of-women-2023334
Femism is quite strong there espuceally after the gang rape on the bus. Now new laws find more then half are false accusations.
That chinese girl must be lying if she waited till tuesday. On the high status party organizor
INDIAN police are launching a new bid to nail the killer of Brit Scarlett Keeling, 15, who was found with 50 injuries in Goa in 2008.
Locals Samson D’Souza, 36, and Placido Carvalho, 47, were last year cleared after a string of police blunders.
The Indian Central Bureau of Investigation is tabling an appeal at Mumbai’s High Court.
After hearing of Danielle McLaughlin’s murder, Scarlett’s mum Fiona Mackeown, of Bideford, Devon, said: “It is horrific.
“My heart breaks for her family and friends.
“I know what they are going through.
“It really makes my heart sink.
“I just feel so sad for her mum, siblings and friends.”
“Goa will not be safe until there is stiffer punishment for rapists and a change in attitude from men.”
In 2013, Czech Narkela Horka, 24, was found murdered in a guest house at Baga beach village in Goa.
The British teenager murdered in India last month kept a diary in which she told how she experimented with sex, drugs and alcohol in the days before her death.
Scarlett Keeling, 15, begins her diary as the family prepare for a six-month trip of a lifetime to India and ends shortly before her death with the words "I'm stuk [sic]" and "I want to go home".
She talks of taking hallucinogenic drugs and having sex in Britain and with someone she met in Goa.
The diary emerged as her mother disclosed that Scarlett was living alone in a guest house in the days before her death and not with the family of the tour guide entrusted with her care.
It also graphically describes how, despite being under-age, she was sexually active.
She describes how she met and had sex with Julio Lobo, a tour guide, at a ''full moon" party soon after the family arrived in Goa.
The diary becomes progressively darker as Scarlett's state of mind appears to deteriorate.
Her last entry, entered beside a doodle of a hangman, says: "I rele rele don't know what to do. I wish something big would happen to make my decision final."
Meanwhile, a British tourist in Goa told the BBC that he saw Scarlett on the beach with a man whom he named as Samson D'Souza, one of two men arrested by local police on the night she was killed.
Michael Mannion, 35, from London, said he had seen and spoken to Scarlett earlier in a bar and she looked intoxicated and was staggering as she spoke to three local men.
He said he saw Scarlett leave the bar at 5am with a man and five minutes later he also left the bar and saw the man Scarlett left with drive off on his scooter.
Mr Mannion said: "In the light of the front beam of his scooter, I saw Samson D'Souza on top of Scarlett. I was in a complete state of total panic, shock. I got on my bike and I rode off."
Miss MacKeown has always denied negligence in leaving her 15-year-old daughter to fend for herself with people she hardly knew and without money or a mobile phone.
She has always maintained that her daughter had been left in the care of Mr Lobo, a 25-year-old tour guide and his aunt at their home in Siolim, while she travelled in neighbouring states with her boyfriend and six other children.
"On one of Scarlett's trips from Anjuna to visit the family, she let slip something about a room key," Miss MacKeown said. "I said, 'What do you mean, room key?' She said she'd had a row with Julio's aunt, and had to move to a guest house."
On Saturday, Miss MacKeown answered a summons from police to give a statement about the circumstances surrounding her daughter's death.
But after the interview at Panjim police station's special juvenile unit, her lawyer, Vikram Varma said the police had assured Miss MacKeown that there were no plans to bring neglect charges, adding that she was being questioned as a witness, not a suspect.
While denying negligence, Miss MacKeown said she had been "naïve, and too trusting". In India, "failing to provide a secure environment to a minor" carries a six month jail term.
In an entry one week before Scarlett and her family left England to go to India, last November, she wrote:
"Went to see a mates a last time and then I'm off to India for six months. I'm getting excited. I went to a party last night, got drunk, stoned and was trippin on mushies.
SKAZ x"
After the rest of her family leave to tour other parts of India, Scarlett appears to be embracing the wilder side of Goa:
"At the full moon party I met this guy, Julio. I was pretty messed up, like I had taken a pill and drunk a lot of vodka. I don't remember that much but it took like two weeks b4 me and Julio were hangin out regularly."
By her penultimate entry Scarlett seems distressed and says she wants to go home:
"I think [Julio] is just using me, he says he loves me but I don't think so. He treats me like I'm only with him 4 his money or sex. I want to go home, but I'm stuk"
Her final, undated, entry is accompanied by a picture of a gallows:
"I rele rele don't know what to do. I wish something big would happen to make my decision final."
"The mother should have taken care of the child, since she was a minor," explained Digambar Kamat, the chief minister of Goa.
"She left a minor girl in someone else's custody. Tourists should be more responsible and careful."
At the time of her death Scarlett was staying in the hippy beach resort of Anjuna on her own. Her family had set off to explore a neighbouring province for a few weeks and she hadn't wanted to go with them.
Her mother had given in to her, allowing her to stay in the 'care' of 25-year-old tour guide Julio Lobo.
As it turned out, her faith in him was misplaced. The pair were sleeping together and on her last night he allowed Scarlett to go out on her own when she consumed a frightening cocktail of drink and drugs - LSD, ecstasy and cocaine.
Nevertheless, Fiona insists that the fatal attack to which Scarlett was subsequently subjected was in no way her fault - and that the Indian police are just trying to divert attention, to pass the buck.
"I feel responsible for being naive and too trusting," was all she would say. "I certainly do not feel I was negligent."
Naivety or negligence? Some would argue that that question goes to the heart of not just this sorry tale but Fiona's lifestyle in the round.
She has nine children born to five different men, none of whom plays a day-to-day roll in their upbringing; the family's only discernible income is from state benefits; her older children, educated largely at home, drink and, in Scarlett's case, take drugs; and her eldest son, just 19, was left behind in Devon only to break his neck in a mystery car accident currently being investigated by British police.
Most worrying of all, however, is the testimony of a 16-year-old girl who was with Scarlett hours before she died. Talking for the first time, she reveals how desperate the girl felt in her mother's absence.
"Scarlett suddenly blurted out that she was sleeping with Julio," the teenager recalled of that fateful night.
"She said she didn't really like him but she was doing it because it meant she had food, transport and a roof over her head.
"She said it in a really emotionless way as if it was something she'd accepted and was just getting on with - I just think Scarlett felt sleeping with Julio was the only option for her."
Kabal said:This is a tragedy, but zero sympathy from me.
As they say, "Play Stupid Games, Win Stupid Prizes."
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Caveat emptor, bitches.
Let this Irish red-head lass's mis-steps be a lesson.