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Four found dead in property

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WhiteFire · 18/06/2023 16:27

The police are not looking for anyone else, we know how this generally unfolds.

RIP Dawid, Maja and Monika. Sorry society has failed yet another family, I can't see an end to this.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-65937795

Dawid Wlodarczyk, 3, Monika Wlodarczyk, 35, Maja Wlodarczyk, 11, and Michal Wlodarczyk, 39

Four people found dead in Hounslow flat named

The bodies in the west London property include those of an 11-year-old girl and a three-year-old boy.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-65937795

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PSNonsense · 19/06/2023 11:38

MovinGroovinBarbie · 19/06/2023 11:33

Until we as a society take men's mental health seriously we'll continue to see these tragedies.

🙄🙄🙄

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 11:40

Inquest

Yes, but it's very light touch compared to a full trial and is focused on explaining the cause of death rather than assigning blame.

MovinGroovinBarbie · 19/06/2023 11:42

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 11:34

Please don't make excuses for men who murder women.

Men who are sound of mind don't do things like this. When suicide is the biggest cause of death of men under 50 it's clear something is not right. Depressed people are 3x more likely to commit a violent crime.

Pearlsaminga · 19/06/2023 11:43

Obviously this is shocking disturbing and horrifying.
I'm not saying this to defend violent men but one reason why men do most of the killing is because they are the bigger stronger ones, if a man snaps and goes postal he has the physical strength and dominant mindset that means he's likely to do a lot of damage. If a woman snaps and goes postal she's not going to go around killing men because she's not able to intimidate and overpower them in the way that men can women.

Dumbo12 · 19/06/2023 11:43

MovinGroovinBarbie · 19/06/2023 11:42

Men who are sound of mind don't do things like this. When suicide is the biggest cause of death of men under 50 it's clear something is not right. Depressed people are 3x more likely to commit a violent crime.

Where is the evidence of this? Women who are depressed are not noted for their violent offending.

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 19/06/2023 11:43

When suicide is the biggest cause of death of men under 50 it's clear something is not right

This presumably wasn't just a suicide, though. I notice you're ignoring the three other deaths.

jannier · 19/06/2023 11:45

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 11:34

It's hardly sexism to point out that nearly all family annihilators are men.

It's not sexism to point out men commit most of the violent crimes.
If we cant name the problem, we (general universal we) cant ever try to fix it.

It's not as if this will go to court, the whole family is dead. Who will we take to court if no one is left alive?

All of this.......unfortunately there won't be a trial because not only did someone in that house not only killed members of their family they took the cowards way out and killed themselves too. We know that statistically that person is most likely to have been male. There will be an inquest but their friends and family will never get any kind of justice.

Now, unfortunately, I speak from personal experience here and I can tell you that people making excuses for these men is incredibly traumatic to the surviving family so @jannier if/when it is confirmed that he killed his wife and children i really hope you come back here to make an apology and don't do what a number of people did when this happened a member of my family and try a justify his actions in any way.

I have supported many abused women and a few men maybe I shouldn't have helped the men because statistically they are in the wrong. Nobody is making excuses for anyone if he is found by an inquest to be guilty that is fair but it is morally wrong to make judgements on a person to person basis if you don't have full facts....the media do not have that.
Saying people need to be fair is not standing up for men it's standing up for being fair.
I'm sorry for what happened to you but this post is just reversing that. Saying all men are automatically guilty is no different to saying all women are automatically innocent but we know historically some evil vial women played their part.

LoobiJee · 19/06/2023 11:46

MovinGroovinBarbie · 19/06/2023 11:33

Until we as a society take men's mental health seriously we'll continue to see these tragedies.

Family annihilators are controlling men who escalate their control to the final stage, of deciding whether their family members remain alive or die, and controlling when and how their families die.

The “poor man, he must have been suffering so much to do something so extreme” myth is one of the myths which leads to action not being taken to address the very real issue and very serious risks of coercive control in relationships.

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 19/06/2023 11:46

So what do YOU think happened here, @jannier ?

MovinGroovinBarbie · 19/06/2023 11:47

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 19/06/2023 11:43

When suicide is the biggest cause of death of men under 50 it's clear something is not right

This presumably wasn't just a suicide, though. I notice you're ignoring the three other deaths.

Depression makes you 3x more likely to commit a violent crime. Men already have 10x more testosterone which has been repeatedly linked to violence.

It's no justification but it's a contributing factor.

jannier · 19/06/2023 11:47

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 11:40

Inquest

Yes, but it's very light touch compared to a full trial and is focused on explaining the cause of death rather than assigning blame.

What would you do? hang draw and quarter the body? Unfortunately you can't punish the dead. There never will be true justice once everyone is dead.

jannier · 19/06/2023 11:50

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 19/06/2023 11:46

So what do YOU think happened here, @jannier ?

We don't know that's the whole point until investigation is finished it's wrong to speculate.
There have been cases of parents jointly killing children who are ill, poison ingress from other buildings, either parent doing it wait and find out

LoobiJee · 19/06/2023 11:51

Pearlsaminga · 19/06/2023 11:43

Obviously this is shocking disturbing and horrifying.
I'm not saying this to defend violent men but one reason why men do most of the killing is because they are the bigger stronger ones, if a man snaps and goes postal he has the physical strength and dominant mindset that means he's likely to do a lot of damage. If a woman snaps and goes postal she's not going to go around killing men because she's not able to intimidate and overpower them in the way that men can women.

This myth that a man “snaps and goes postal” is another of the myths that diverts attention away from the reality of coercive control in relationships.

A man who decides to kill his family is not the same as a man who goes out on a rampage kills random strangers. Family annihilators are escalating their control of their family. Rampage killers have different motivation.

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 11:52

Men who are sound of mind don't do things like this. When suicide is the biggest cause of death of men under 50 it's clear something is not right. Depressed people are 3x more likely to commit a violent crime.

Yes they do. The man who murdered my mum was just an abusive controlling areshole. There was no evidence that he had mental health issues....he just wanted to stop my mum from leaving the relationship.

MovinGroovinBarbie · 19/06/2023 11:53

LoobiJee · 19/06/2023 11:46

Family annihilators are controlling men who escalate their control to the final stage, of deciding whether their family members remain alive or die, and controlling when and how their families die.

The “poor man, he must have been suffering so much to do something so extreme” myth is one of the myths which leads to action not being taken to address the very real issue and very serious risks of coercive control in relationships.

But all the articles mention that the child was 'always smiling' and the mum was seen 'happily playing' with the kids two days before the event. Doesn't sound like a family living in fear.

I'm thinking something was going on with the guy's mental health. Eastern European men are even more patriarchal than, in most Western European countries and there usually tends to be a more traditional setup with the man fulfilling the typical 'male role'. It screams to me of a guy with mental health problems who like many men ignored them for fear of being seen as 'weak', maybe drinking to deal with it.

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 11:54

What would you do? hang draw and quarter the body? Unfortunately you can't punish the dead. There never will be true justice once everyone is dead.

I didn't say I would do anything differently. I was just point out what happens and how that can make the surviving friends and family feel.

PSNonsense · 19/06/2023 11:57

Men who are sound of mind don't do things like this.

Bloody hell, of course they do.

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 11:58

I have supported many abused women and a few men maybe I shouldn't have helped the men because statistically they are in the wrong.
Nobody has said you shouldn't help men

Nobody is making excuses for anyone if he is found by an inquest to be guilty that is fair but it is morally wrong to make judgements on a person to person basis if you don't have full facts....the media do not have that.

True, but people here are referring to what is statistically most likely to have happened.

Saying people need to be fair is not standing up for men it's standing up for being fair.

Unfortunately you do sound like you are going to great lengths to defend men. My husband saw this story and came to exact same conclusions as many on this thread has.....he isn't offended by that he just knows what the most likely scenario is.

I'm sorry for what happened to you but this post is just reversing that. Saying all men are automatically guilty is no different to saying all women are automatically innocent but we know historically some evil vial women played their part.

Who has said ALL men are automatically guilty? Nobody.

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 12:00

But all the articles mention that the child was 'always smiling' and the mum was seen 'happily playing' with the kids two days before the event. Doesn't sound like a family living in fear.

My mum went out for a meal and drinks with her partner on the night he murdered her and it had been in a abusive relationship with him for years. Witnesses said they looked happy.

I'm thinking something was going on with the guy's mental health. Eastern European men are even more patriarchal than, in most Western European countries and there usually tends to be a more traditional setup with the man fulfilling the typical 'male role'. It screams to me of a guy with mental health problems who like many men ignored them for fear of being seen as 'weak', maybe drinking to deal with it.

Excuses, excuses....you should be ashamed of this post.

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 19/06/2023 12:03

Excuses, excuses....you should be ashamed of this post

That poster has shown no recognition that there's a dead woman and two children involved here.

Boiledbeetle · 19/06/2023 12:07

jannier · 19/06/2023 11:10

It's not about that, it's about due process and the principle of law that you're innocent until proven guilty. It's irrelevant if 99% of the time a suspect of age/gender/race is guilty if you are the 1% that is not don't you think the families are suffering enough wondering without everyone stoning them too? Would you want your child convicted by statistics, prejudice and speculation or facts?

Given that from what the police said someone in that house murdered two children and an adult we have two options the husband or the wife. Given that also statistically this sort of crime is committed almost entirely by men I feel perfectly OK saying that I think it most likely the husband did it.

No one is going to stand trial for this so the presumptions around innocence until proven guilty don't apply. Either way the murderer is dead. We can say what we like. And I'll bet the family have other things to do right now than spend time reading a thread on a forum in the depths of the internet.

And I don't have kids.

ArabeIIaScott · 19/06/2023 12:10

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 11:52

Men who are sound of mind don't do things like this. When suicide is the biggest cause of death of men under 50 it's clear something is not right. Depressed people are 3x more likely to commit a violent crime.

Yes they do. The man who murdered my mum was just an abusive controlling areshole. There was no evidence that he had mental health issues....he just wanted to stop my mum from leaving the relationship.

Dolly, I'm so very, very sorry. Flowers

DollyTrolly · 19/06/2023 12:13

Thank you @ArabeIIaScott

Dinopawus · 19/06/2023 12:15

What can we do? There are better qualified experts on this board than me but just off the top of my head.

We can condemn male violence.

We can stop making excuses for male violence.

We can support men and encourage them to seek help for their mental health.

We can educate women and girls about violence and coercive relationships.

We can help women and girls to find self spaces.

We can review the role of family courts and challenge the persistent myth that children should see violent partners.

We can ignore what about the menz posters on a feminism discussion thread about family annihilation.

WhiteFire · 19/06/2023 12:17

DollyTrolly I'm so sorry too Flowers.

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