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[Apparelyzed]

London disabled man jailed for sex attacks

A disabled man from south-west London has been jailed for three years for sexually attacking two men with severe physical disabilities.

Christopher Killick, 47, of Roehampton, targeted the pair from 1991 to 2005, thinking "they would never be able to complain", the Old Bailey heard.

His victims, who suffer from cerebral palsy, testified through a special voice machine and an intermediary.

Killick was branded "a manipulative sexual predator" by police.

More: http://www.bbc.co.uk...london-12306083

[dangerousdave]

A sad tale of events that beggers the question
Why did it take so long to be discovered
Shame !!!!!!!

When I helped to run a sports club for the disabled there were a couple of people we knew we had to watch
We had a sence of responsability for all those in the club

Edited by dangerousdave, 29 January 2011 - 11:38 AM.

[wheeliebear75]

Yeah that would be a bit like a para attacking a quad in our situations! Well I'm sure he'll have more than enough unwanted sexual acts than he can shake stick at.....but it doesn't make the anguish & betrayal any less. I suppose in SOME ways perhaps it's a GOOD THING that guy has CP & has to use a w/c to get around....just imagine how many more people he'd have done this to had he been "AB" (I don't think he was EVER "normal" regardless of physical condition)!

[dangerousdave]

The trouble with CP as with some other conditions, it also affects the mental state as well as the physical state
What ever he was doing - he might have thought it Normal
No I am not making excuses for his actions - just asking why it wasn't discovered earlier by the AB's that he must have had contact with

I can tell stories of being shouted at, being punched and other abnormal acts
But one was defffffff and the other had no idea of his strength
Just because this guy committed acts doesnt mean he recognised those acts as abnormal

Dont forget the Police love talking up a case

[halobear11]

dangerousdave, on 29 January 2011 - 06:54 PM, said:

The trouble with CP as with some other conditions, it also affects the mental state as well as the physical state
What ever he was doing - he might have thought it Normal

I agree. Still quite unfortunate, though.
Any threads out there that give advice about protecting yourself in those types of situations? (if they exist!) That might not be a bad idea to look into.

[greybeard]

halobear11, on 30 January 2011 - 05:25 PM, said:

dangerousdave, on 29 January 2011 - 06:54 PM, said:

The trouble with CP as with some other conditions, it also affects the mental state as well as the physical state
What ever he was doing - he might have thought it Normal

I agree. Still quite unfortunate, though.
Any threads out there that give advice about protecting yourself in those types of situations? (if they exist!) That might not be a bad idea to look into.

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