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to have called this guy a fucking...

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goralka · 23/11/2012 01:13

nonce?
My daughter who just turned 14 left her fb open as she does, and there was this conversation with a 23 year old, all kissy kissy and hearts and hugs. In fairness to him at one point in the conversation he had said there was too much of an 'age gap' but the conversation had continued the next day in the same vein.
OK so on a bit of an adrenaline rush I closed her FB and opened mine (that I use for business) found him, and sent a message telling him to 'defriend her or I would report him' all very adult - then my angry fingers and adrenalin took over and I sent another message calling him a 'fuckin nonce' and that his tracksuit reminded me of Savile......was that unreasonable?

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TheNebulousBoojum · 25/11/2012 19:32

'asperger's has nothing to do with it.'

Of course it does, if he has AS he may not be clear about social boundaries, conventions or the nuances of NT behaviour. It's not an excuse FFS, but a possible explanation. Foolish to deny the connection.
Several of the posters on this thread who have children on the spectrum, including me, have suggested that the OP contact the police or other officials.
He needs to stop.

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lovebunny · 25/11/2012 18:07

asperger's has nothing to do with it. if he's contacting young girls he's doing the wrong thing. good for you for reporting.

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goralka · 25/11/2012 16:42

somebody told me....

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cheesesarnie · 25/11/2012 15:42

How do you know he has Aspergers?

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waltermittymistletoe · 25/11/2012 15:34

Well done goralka! :)

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goralka · 25/11/2012 13:52

OK I reported it to CEOP, thank you all for your input

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CSIJanner · 25/11/2012 11:56

Okay - DH told me this morning that IABU in my advice. He suggests contacting CEOP in this case. He may deleted accounts, he might as he claims as asbergers but let them sort it. He could have another account, there could be other children. Let them investigate. HTH!

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gallivantsaregood · 25/11/2012 08:45

Child protection is everyone's responsibility and it is IMO your responsibility to contact CEOP.

You THINK thus young nan has Aspergers. You do not know for sure. If he doesnt he is predatory and a risk to children.


If he does and isn't aware of the social 'rules' he is still, albeit potentially unwittingly, putting children at risk. In addition you may be protecting his future wellbeing by reporting him and enduring te receives the support he needs to keep him and children safe.

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HecatePropylaea · 25/11/2012 08:19

Meant to ask - how did you find out he has aspergers? And how do you know this is true?

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HecatePropylaea · 25/11/2012 08:18

Do not leave it there in view of his condition.

My children both have autism.

If there were doing stuff like this I would NEED to know about it. I would need to be able to explain things to them and to make sure they understood why it was inappropriate. It would show me that I had further work to do on their understanding and development.

I would be furious with someone who denied me that because they were trying to make allowances for my children's inappropriate behaviour.

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TheNebulousBoojum · 25/11/2012 08:02

The Asperger's is relevant, but contacting the police with that information as well as the rest of the story may well be the best way forwards.
It's probably me you got the 2/3 of chronological age emotionally from, my Aspie is 17.
The police are usually very sensitive about dealing with people on the spectrum, they could send someone round to explain clearly to him what he's doing, how it is perceived by others and that he must stop. Much better from a calm, non-judgemental professional aiming to solve the problem that a screeching mob with pitchforks and 'Burn in Hell Peedo!' signs.
If he's 23, he may well not be living at home, but he's obviously missed out on some of the lifeskills I'm continually implementing and reinforcing in my DS.

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lljkk · 25/11/2012 07:55

Oh heavens :(, the Asperger's is a very very important factor. Not saying that he's necessarily harmless, but I hope the police deal with him sensitively nonetheless.

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MamaBear17 · 24/11/2012 19:38

Report him. There is something seriously wrong with a 23 year old man chatting up a 14 year old girl.

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Wankarella · 24/11/2012 18:27

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Wankarella · 24/11/2012 18:26

Actually this thread is worrying me now, I have an 8 year old and 2 - 12 year olds on my FB that i never use as i detest it but they are my sons friends and asked to be my friend... Confused

I'm off to de-friend them just in-case. [blush

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SpoonyFuckersWife · 24/11/2012 18:05

I would still contact police. He could be lying, plus he's still a danger and police will hopefully get SS involved anyway.

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goralka · 24/11/2012 17:59

OK waltermitty I hear you.

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Wankarella · 24/11/2012 17:59

I know Golal... it's fucking sick!!! Angry

I did question him about it, but he likes to use the sentance:

I don't know...

Hmm

He has no MSN anymore and I check his Blackberry weekly, sometimes daily

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waltermittymistletoe · 24/11/2012 17:56

You don't want SS involved with your daughter, is it? I'm sure there wouldn't be more than an interview.

This man is potentially very, very dangerous. I don't think you should be making the decision to keep the police out of it.

How would you feel if you saw him down the line on the news having been arrested for raping one of these children?

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goralka · 24/11/2012 17:52

You are right notyounaanbread....
fuck me wankerella.....you couldn't make it up.

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Wankarella · 24/11/2012 17:47

I would be angry I'm unsure I would think of Jimmy Saville, my 12 year old had a lady around 23ish on his MSN, she was vile and I'm certain she had a wonder-bra on...

I told her I was his mother, she said 'I don't care I would shag you too' strange female, she was named a few choice words that day then deleted. Cannot remember what I said to her I am certain diseased and slapper would have been in there....

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NotYouNaanBread · 24/11/2012 17:47

He is actively grooming multiple children online - if he rapes one of these girls the fact that he has asperger's doesn't make it okay. You need to report him.

How would you feel if your child had been talked into sex with him and all along another girl's mother had known it was happening, but didn't want to rock the boat?

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goralka · 24/11/2012 17:43

SS involvement

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waltermittymistletoe · 24/11/2012 17:41

Why the hesitation in involving police? Genuinely curious.

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goralka · 24/11/2012 17:37

I might just do that MammaTJ - tomorrow I plan to visit one girl's mother that I already know and get some information about exactly who they are and where they live....I feel that I need to do more without actually involving the police

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