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Three woman murdered in Hertfordshire.

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BodenCardiganNot · 10/07/2024 13:20

Absolutely shocking. A 26 year old man named as Kyle Clifford, believed to be armed with a crossbow, is being sought by police.
The dead women are aged 61, 28 and 25.

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TheCultureHusks · 10/07/2024 17:47

Brefugee · 10/07/2024 16:26

are you getting my point? it is an abnormal reaction. So it is a mental health issue.

I know it's male violence against women.

No I don’t think you’re getting my point. It’s not abnormal. Not abnormal enough by a bloody long shot.

Look at the posts here. ‘not another one’ ‘male violence again’ ‘I’m guessing he was the ex of one of the girls’ - NOT ‘fucking hell that’s unbelievable’. More ‘sadly this is totally believable’.

I don’t think this scumbag was necessarily mentally ill. I think it’s actually just as likely that he is yet another violent, aggressive, entitled piece of shit who literally could not cope with a woman saying no to him.

TennisWithDeborah · 10/07/2024 17:47

Mathsbabe · 10/07/2024 17:36

I'm furious too. Over and over again women are killed by vengeful men.

Yes I agree too.

VaddaABeetch · 10/07/2024 17:48

Rainbowsponge · 10/07/2024 17:20

It would’ve been the same in reverse had she been the ‘famous’ person, it would’ve been ‘husband of X’. That part isn’t misogyny it’s just human interest.

Totally devastating, imagine devoting your life to raising children to adults and nurturing your family only to have them ripped away in such a shocking way. My heart sinks whenever I read these stories as no matter what happens now, they’re gone, they’re not coming back, no punishment will make their last moments better. It’s so final and makes life feel so cheap.

And yes men are far more likely than women to do something like this, in fact I can’t think of a time a woman has done anything comparable to this?

When a man here in Ireland killed his wife & 3 little boys there was a subsequent campaign called Her Name Was Clodagh.

She hadn’t had a name before, she was the wife of.

It is misogyny

SerafinasGoose · 10/07/2024 17:48

TallulahBetty · 10/07/2024 15:15

Of course it's Not All Men.

But we can never know for sure which men it is..

It is a HELL of a lot of them, or VAWG, rape, harrassment, sexual abuse, domestic abuse, child abuse, would not be so frighteningly common that every woman has a tale - usually multiple tales - to tell on that same theme.

It's not rare. It's not unusual. This man is not an outlier. 2-3 women a WEEK are murdered by men they know.

Male violence against women is a sourge. Three women have lost their lives senselessly today, yet still the pathetic NAMALTers are out in force on this thread.

Gently, mildly, kindly and all the other inspid Mumsnet disclaimers in force: Fuck That Noise, the PPs who are making it, and the horses they rode in on. If I told them in the language I'd like to where they can take that risible fucking phrase, and exactly where to stick it when they get there, I'd be banned from this site.

Trenched · 10/07/2024 17:49

TarantinoIsAMisogynist · 10/07/2024 17:46

It proves nothing of the kind.

They were brothers, so shared 50% of their DNA. And they also probably shared an upbringing.

Exactly my point, they clearly are not right at all - inherently biologically wrong with them

It's okay if we have different opinions, I don't mind!

oakleaffy · 10/07/2024 17:49

Del Babu {Police} says :

"We're actually looking at what we do with children at school age and make sure that young boys are taught at a very young age the importance of respect and the working collaboratively with young women," he said.
"We need to make sure that domestic violence lessons are taught in schools, so people understand what an acceptable relationship is and how it's never acceptable to have an abusive relationship, whether it's coercive control or physical violence."

Iwasafool · 10/07/2024 17:49

YellowAsteroid · 10/07/2024 15:05

He had worked as a security guard. I should think that his violence was never far from the surface. I can’t say just how angry I am. This happens over and over and over and people still say “Not all men””

But it is all men. They all benefit from women and girls living under siege.

You'd say that to the man grieving for his wife and 2 daughters? Not sure what his benefit is, maybe you could explain.

I hope he and the surviving daughter will find some comfort from each other as they must be going through hell.

BirthdayRainbow · 10/07/2024 17:52

But surely we are all bringing up our sons to be decent men who respect women so why are there still such misogynistic men going around and surely not every journalist witting this stuff is a man?

TarantinoIsAMisogynist · 10/07/2024 17:52

Trenched · 10/07/2024 17:49

Exactly my point, they clearly are not right at all - inherently biologically wrong with them

It's okay if we have different opinions, I don't mind!

No - you think it's proven that DNA was the issue. I don't think that's proven at all.

They shared DNA.
They also shared an upbringing.

Either, neither, or both of those factors might be at the root of their behaviour. The fact that they are brothers doesn't automatically prove that there was something biologically wrong with them.

TarantinoIsAMisogynist · 10/07/2024 17:53

Trenched · 10/07/2024 17:49

Exactly my point, they clearly are not right at all - inherently biologically wrong with them

It's okay if we have different opinions, I don't mind!

No - you think it's proven that DNA was the issue. I don't think that's proven at all.

They shared DNA.
They also shared an upbringing.

Either, neither, or both of those factors might be at the root of their behaviour. The fact that they are brothers doesn't automatically prove that there was something biologically wrong with them.

oakleaffy · 10/07/2024 17:53

Iwasafool · 10/07/2024 17:49

You'd say that to the man grieving for his wife and 2 daughters? Not sure what his benefit is, maybe you could explain.

I hope he and the surviving daughter will find some comfort from each other as they must be going through hell.

There are some women on MN who are so rabidly anti men that one wonders what they would do if they were to have a son to bring up.

Would he be berated, despised, put down at every opportunity?

Del Babu from the police today said this {about this issue}

"We're actually looking at what we do with children at school age and make sure that young boys are taught at a very young age the importance of respect and the working collaboratively with young women," he said.
"We need to make sure that domestic violence lessons are taught in schools, so people understand what an acceptable relationship is and how it's never acceptable to have an abusive relationship, whether it's coercive control or physical violence."
^^

AzureAnt · 10/07/2024 17:58

binkybinkybinkbink · 10/07/2024 17:18

Allegedly he's been shot dead in the cemetery. If this is true, then a comparatively peaceful death compared to his victims...

Suicide by cop. Probably too cowardly to off himself 😡

WalkingThroughTreacle · 10/07/2024 17:59

DollopOfFun · 10/07/2024 17:31

Mothers of sons {and daughters} really owe a responsibility to society as a whole to parent their child/ren adequately, so they don't turn into hot headed killers out for revenge

So male violence is still a woman's fault then?

Indeed.

I'm male. I don't generally announce that as it is usually irrelevant but in this case I think it is a little bit. From a young age, I was exposed to a lot of misogynistic views that were being propagated by boys of my own age. I assume many of those views were being handed down by older brothers, cousins, uncles & fathers etc. They risked feeding into a narrative that ultimately creates a very strong link between the male ego and sexual "success" with girls/women, alongside a warped sense of entitlement. I think that is part of the root of the problem, but of course it's far more complex than that.

I was fortunate to grow up with a very strong take-no-shit mother, two older sisters and a dad who I doubt ever raised his fists to anyone in his life and never raised his voice to my mother. So maybe my mother and sisters negated much of the toxic views I was being exposed to outside the home, but that doesn't mean it was their problem to solve in the first place, or any other mother's for that matter. It's a problem for society as a whole to address but as it's a problem being caused by men, we (men) have to hold ourselves ultimately accountable. Sadly, I see no sign of that happening any time soon, if anything we seem to be going backwards.

rainbowbee · 10/07/2024 17:59

Angry to the point of actually thinking we should have selective breeding. Yet another violent murdering man destroying so many lives.

TriesNotToBeCynical · 10/07/2024 17:59

RebelMoon · 10/07/2024 14:21

NAMALT posts incoming in 5...4...3...

Clearly a lot more men than women are awful. But there is some overlap.

Lifeomars · 10/07/2024 18:01

To those who are saying "not all men" when you heard the news did it even enter your mind for a split second that the perpetrator might be female?

Sharontheodopolodous · 10/07/2024 18:01

Prawncow · 10/07/2024 15:49

You’ve met rapists, you’ve met paedophiles, you’ve met men who beat their wives. You may well have met men who will go on to murder. These people don’t walk around with warning signs flashing over their heads. You wouldn’t pick them out of a crowd. They’re your neighbour, your co-worker, the teacher at your child’s school, the GP you’re trying to get an appointment to see.

Exactly
I work in retail and meet many people
Some are lovely,some utter cunts,most inbetween,some strange,some not

one bloke was charming,polite and a really nice guy
He was sent down a few weeks later for being a paedophile

Another guy was lovely,charming and polite-seemed a really lovely dad
He burnt the house down (with 4 of his 5 kids inside-he made sure he got out) a few days after

You just can't tell

Rest in peace ladies

Iwasafool · 10/07/2024 18:01

JenniferBooth · 10/07/2024 15:56

Yes. And i also feel for the paramedics who had to attend. Taking in that horrific scene then doing all they could to try and save them

And the Police Officers. So many people will be damaged by this, not in the same way as the three women who died but they will still have their struggles.

saraclara · 10/07/2024 18:02

IdLikeToBeAFraser · 10/07/2024 16:45

Funny, you never hear about men "bickering". Only children and women bicker.

We're not bickering - what a ridiculous, infantalising word. We are absolutely furious, angry, heartbroken and destraught that yet again, women have been murdered by a man and yet so much of the commentary seems to be about the men - the survivor, the perpetrator (mental health issues? FFS). And that women all over the world are being murdered every single day in similar situations.

Anger is a perfectly legitimate and justified and reasonable emotion to be feeling right now.

Except your not talking about the women, your talking about men. Just as people like you on this thread been criticising the media for doing.

Mainoo72 · 10/07/2024 18:02

Brefugee · 10/07/2024 16:26

are you getting my point? it is an abnormal reaction. So it is a mental health issue.

I know it's male violence against women.

Having dysfunctional beliefs about women e.g. They are your property under your control & should do as you say isn’t a mental health issue, it’s a belief system. An awful lot of men think this way. They aren’t all mentally ill though.

lozrox90 · 10/07/2024 18:03

He's been caught it's now being reported. I hope the evil fucker gets what he deserves.

RancidRuby · 10/07/2024 18:03

TriesNotToBeCynical · 10/07/2024 17:59

Clearly a lot more men than women are awful. But there is some overlap.

Overlap?

Mathsbabe · 10/07/2024 18:03

ZoeCM · 10/07/2024 17:42

No, it's not all men. But let's be honest: when Jay Slater was reported missing, how many people thought, "Oh God, I hope a woman hasn't raped and murdered him"? If a woman his age had gone missing, many people's first thought would have been that a man had done exactly that to her. Male violence is so prevalent that society just takes it for granted.

I think you have this back to front. The independent states that 93% of murders are by men.
The ONS says that in the year to March 23 twice as many men are murdered as women. Women are more likely to be killed by someone they know.

We don't know what happened to Jay Slater but if he was murdered it is almost certain that he has been killed by a man.

binkybinkybinkbink · 10/07/2024 18:04

They got him. So rumours about him being shot dead were false. Good.

separatedornot · 10/07/2024 18:04

lozrox90 · 10/07/2024 18:03

He's been caught it's now being reported. I hope the evil fucker gets what he deserves.

Being reported where?

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