I hadn’t heard of him before him being involved with Caroline. Is he some kind of reality ‘star’ ?
If it’s true that her boyfriend sent pictures of the scene to others , that is unforgivable.
This bloke was the victim of a violent crime. He'd just been beaten and assaulted. I don't think it's vile, unforgivable, nor do I think he should be ashamed that he took a photo of the scene and sent it to a friend. It might not have been the best decision, with hindsight and it does look the friend leaked the photo but I doubt he was thinking particularly clearly at that point. He was probably scared and shaken up. Maybe couldn't believe what had just happened to him and wanted to share it with someone. Victim blaming is a really awful phenomenon which needs to end now.Don’t blame them! Sending a photo to the scene to an ex was absolutely vile behaviour, he should be ashamed of himself
He's a model and tennis player.I hadn’t heard of him before him being involved with Caroline. Is he some kind of reality ‘star’ ?
What did he think would happen to those photos? Just because hes a victim doesn't excuse this horrid behaviour.If your scared and shaken up the last thing you'd want to be doing is sending photos to everyone in order to get them published. This is exactly what happened.This bloke was the victim of a violent crime. He'd just been beaten and assaulted. I don't think it's vile, unforgivable, nor do I think he should be ashamed that he took a photo of the scene and sent it to a friend. It might not have been the best decision, with hindsight and it does look the friend leaked the photo but I doubt he was thinking particularly clearly at that point. He was probably scared and shaken up. Maybe couldn't believe what had just happened to him and wanted to share it with someone. Victim blaming is a really awful phenomenon which needs to end now.
The sending of photos really depends on the context in which they were sent to friends.This bloke was the victim of a violent crime. He'd just been beaten and assaulted. I don't think it's vile, unforgivable, nor do I think he should be ashamed that he took a photo of the scene and sent it to a friend. It might not have been the best decision, with hindsight and it does look the friend leaked the photo but I doubt he was thinking particularly clearly at that point. He was probably scared and shaken up. Maybe couldn't believe what had just happened to him and wanted to share it with someone. Victim blaming is a really awful phenomenon which needs to end now.
Yes that’s a very good pointThis bloke was the victim of a violent crime. He'd just been beaten and assaulted. I don't think it's vile, unforgivable, nor do I think he should be ashamed that he took a photo of the scene and sent it to a friend. It might not have been the best decision, with hindsight and it does look the friend leaked the photo but I doubt he was thinking particularly clearly at that point. He was probably scared and shaken up. Maybe couldn't believe what had just happened to him and wanted to share it with someone. Victim blaming is a really awful phenomenon which needs to end now.
Assume you have some kind of evidence to back this up? That he's sent them to multiple people to get them published? How do you know that's exactly what happened?What did he think would happen to those photos? Just because hes a victim doesn't excuse this horrid behaviour.If your scared and shaken up the last thing you'd want to be doing is sending photos to everyone in order to get them published. This is exactly what happened.
Especially given his ex already sold stories to the papers. Doubt he was that gulliable to think by sending those pics to an ex (not sure if it’s the same one) that they wouldn’t get out.What did he think would happen to those photos? Just because hes a victim doesn't excuse this horrid behaviour.If your scared and shaken up the last thing you'd want to be doing is sending photos to everyone in order to get them published. This is exactly what happened.
Nail on the head with this. Plus imagine he decided to report the crime at a later date, would that scene have been believed without the photographs? The general public sadly would’ve likely scoffed at the idea that someone like Caroline Flack was violent.Assume you have some kind of evidence to back this up? That he's sent them to multiple people to get them published? How do you know that's exactly what happened?
I've sent photos to a friend when I was a victim of a crime. Asked her to keep a copy in case something happened to mine. Nothing sinister in it, just a record of what happened. I took a photo when someone crashed into my car too. Pretty standard.
The blood was Caroline’s that he shared to someone else, it was a very personal situation Caroline got herself into where she self harmed and he shared thatAssume you have some kind of evidence to back this up? That he's sent them to multiple people to get them published? How do you know that's exactly what happened?
I've sent photos to a friend when I was a victim of a crime. Asked her to keep a copy in case something happened to mine. Nothing sinister in it, just a record of what happened. I took a photo when someone crashed into my car too. Pretty standard.
She harmed him too. He shared the picture with a friend. We don't know why, or what his intention was but he was the victim here.The blood was Caroline’s that he shared to someone else, it was a very personal situation Caroline got herself into where she self harmed and he shared that
Yes in order to get a caution you have to admit it. No admittance, no caution.Isn’t a caution an admission of guilt as well? A caution stays in your criminal record I think?
She had mental health issues, and other conditions mentioned in course possible PTSD and panic disorder ! Let’s not belittle mental health, at the end of the day she committed suicide she’s not coming back! Lewisalthough and awful and tragic situation, this was no ones fault. Caroline was the victim of her own choices and actions. She clearly wasn’t well, they clearly had an unhealthy relationship. To throw a phone full pelt at your boyfriends head in a rage which causes him to bleed profusely as was stated in the police report, is assault plain and simple.
The CPS couldn’t just let her off because she was famous, what would the public have thought if they had??? They cannot make allowances for people in the public eye.
She tried to kill her self several times, but text her friends beforehand to let them know?? If that’s not Manipulation I don’t know what is. But what could they do? She refused to go to hospital, she refused to even admit to the paramedics that she was suicidal. Therefore there was nothing they could do for her. You cannot take someone to hospital against there will unless they have been sectioned, which maybe she should have been.
She was furious with her friends for calling 999 and told them to leave her. She put them in the most horrible situation.
Could they have done more, possibly, but they would have been going against her will. I think her parents could have intervened personally, I mean if it was my daughter I would have done but it’s easy to look in hindsight I guess. Maybe that’s why her mum is trying to place the blame on other people. It’s a very sad situation.
he was indeed a victim .... but on the grand scheme of things now she’s dead ... the biggest losers here are her familyShe harmed him too. He shared the picture with a friend. We don't know why, or what his intention was but he was the victim here.