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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Australian attempted axe murderer serving light sentence pushing other inmates around in women's prison

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GrinitchSpinach · 25/01/2019 11:49

News.com.au has learned that Amati, who has been held in three different women’s prisons since her arrest two years ago, has used her intelligence and skills as former union organiser Karl Amati to push other female inmates around in the system.

WARNING Horrible, extremely graphic images of one victim's injuries
www.news.com.au/national/courts-law/she-nearly-cut-my-head-in-half-evie-amati-axe-victim-ben-rimmer-breaks-silence/news-story/bc240cd9c7833474c1051b67a125906d

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GrinitchSpinach · 25/01/2019 11:54

Bad Grinitch not searching first! Grin

Thanks, QuietContraryMary

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Bowlofbabelfish · 25/01/2019 12:22

That poor bloke. Lifelong physical injuries and doubtless traumatised.

How on earth can you get a four year sentence for putting an axe in someone’s head? I hope the sentence is appealed and increased.

And served in male estate.

feelingverylazytoday · 25/01/2019 12:56

And I thought sentencing in the Uk was a joke (a bad one, of course). Poor guy, and the other victims as well.

BettyDuMonde · 25/01/2019 13:00

This is awful. If Amati has such extreme mental health issues that they can’t be held fully responsible for the premeditated attempted axe murders of three total strangers, why aren’t they being held in a secure psychiatric unit? One for Male bodied people, to ensure adequate staffing (female bodied people can not be feasibly expected to physically restrain male bodied people).

The reason the sentences for attempted murder and murder are the same is because being crap at actual murdering isn’t the same as not intending to kill someone.

As for the stuff about Amati’s behaviour in prison, I’ve read stuff about this kind of thing lately, how some prisoners use the rules of the admin system to exert control over other inmates and staff, filing essentially frivolous claims and making vexatious reports. It’s a well-known phenomenon (it’s pretty much the entire premise of ‘Porridge’) and the latest grift is men claiming to be trans despite never having indicated so prior to incarceration.

Obviously Amati had a well established trans identity, albeit one that had deliberately circumvented ‘gatekeeping’, but the overall behaviour fits. It must be terrifying for the women who are trapped in a locked facility with a six foot tall, male, wannabe axe murderer. One whose murderous rampage was sparked via sexual rejection by a woman.

For fucks sake!

NotYourCisterinAus · 25/01/2019 22:09

There's a Change.org petition to get the sentence increased, linked to in the article. I've signed it, though I don't know how much good it will do.

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