Will Cornick stabbed teacher Ann Maguire, 61, seven times in the back and neck at Corpus Christi Catholic College, then sat down and said “good times.”
BBC News – Ann Maguire murder_ Will Cornick sentenced to life.
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Will Cornick
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Rurik Jutting
Rurik Jutting is accused of murdering two women after raping them for pay.
British banker Rurik Jutting suspected of ‘American Psycho’ killings in Hong Kong – Telegraph.
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Peter Chapman
Peter Chapman kidnapped, raped and murdered 17-year-old Ashleigh Hall.
Merseyside police failed victim of Facebook killer, rules IPCC _ UK news _ The Guardian
Peter Chapman targeted thousands of young girls – Telegraph
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Delven Barnes
Delven Barnes, 37, kidnapped a woman. He is also charged with attempted capital murder.
FBI_ Abducted Philly woman found alive in Maryland – CNN.
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Phil Rudd
Phil Rudd, the drummer for legendary hard rock band AC/DC, has been charged with attempting to have two men killed.
The 60-year-old appeared in a New Zealand court facing a count of attempting to procure the murder of two men, said Bay of Plenty district’s police spokesperson, Kim Perks.
He was also charged with threatening to kill, possession of methamphetamine and possession of cannabis.
AC_DC drummer Phil Rudd ‘attempted to procure murders’ – CNN.
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Jonny Nothings/Juanito Nada/Jonny Mills/Aphid
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Kevin Cooper
Kevin Cooper was convicted in 1985 and sentenced to death for the murders of Douglas and Peggy Ryen, both 41, their 10-year-old daughter, Jessica, and Christopher Hughes, her 11-year-old friend.
Fate of convicted killer Kevin Cooper unresolved
Kevin Cooper _ Photos _ Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers
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James Hill
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2 Years of Naming The Problem
More than two years ago, a couple of feminists began a conversation about the language deployed in the media’s reporting of Men’s Violence Against Women. The news was (and still is) full of stories about women having terrible, traumatic, and often fatal things done to them.
A woman was flashed at while walking in the park.
A woman was killed in her home.
A woman was abducted and sexually assaulted.
These are all statements which fail to name the agent of the action. These women are being acted upon (object) but there is no mention of any actor (subject). Who is doing these things to these women? Name The Problem was born.
The problem, in the context of Violence Against Women, is men. Men are flashing their penises at women while women walk through parks. Men are murdering the women they are married to. Men are abducting and sexually assaulting women. This blog was started with an aim to highlight that. Terrible things are not just happening to women; men are making it happen.
Our first post was on this day in 2012 and since then we have documented somewhere in the region of 4,500 men who have committed acts of violence against women, children, and other men. As well as this blog, we have a Tumblr, a Twitter, and a Facebook page.
In doing this work, we’ve read some horrific details, some of which will stay with us for the rest of our lives. We’ve been kept awake at night and shed countless tears.
But we’re lucky. We’re alive and we have access to the internet. Plenty of the victims of the men featured in this blog are not.
Male Violence is an epidemic. We cannot stop it until we can name it.
We will continue to do that.
Thank you for your support.
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Julian Blanc is actually a sociopath @RSDJulien #TakeDownJulienBlanc
Julian Blanc teaches Men how to manipulate Women for sex. This video is worth watching.
Blanc relies on female socialization (YOU KNOW, GENDER) to groom Women for “sex.”
Apparently Blanc has decided he is getting bad publicity now, because he has made his Twitter account protected. You can seem some of his tweets here.
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Gina “Blazewing” Bennett @Blazewing2010 @RONAinc
Gina “Blazewing” Bennett is a man in Nova Scotia, Canada and RONA employee who harasses Women online.
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Victor Yanez Arroyo
A Raleigh man accused of abducting a 12-year-old girl from Maryland is expected to make his first appearance in a Wake County courtroom on kidnapping and first-degree rape charges. Victor Yanez Arroyo, 32, of 3128 Greenbranch Lane, was arrested three days after authorities say he took a student while she was walking to the Baltimore middle school she attends.
Raleigh man faces charges linked to Maryland girl’s kidnapping __ WRAL.
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Barry M. Hollis
Barry M. Hollis is a cross-dresser who takes “selfies” of himself dressed as a woman. He also posed on Facebook as “Brianna Hollis,” his fictitious 11-year-old daughter. He also molested an 8-year-old girl on a roller coaster and to raped a 14-year-old girl.
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Richard J. Staples
Rick Staples, a cross dresser, is accused of donning a tutu and exposing himself to women inside a beauty salon in Spring, Texas.
Man in tutu charged with indecent exposure – Houston Chronicle.
Man wearing tutu, high heels accused of flashing salon employees.
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Alexander Orchard @Axaeo
Alex Orchard is a postmodern Man who advocates for the “right” of Women to allow Men like him to “pay them” for “sex.”
Tweets with replies by Alexander Orchard (@Axaeo) _ Twitter
OkCupid _ axaeo _ 25 _ Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2
OkCupid _ axaeo _ 25 _ Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Walter Miller #TDoR #TDoR2014 #RememberRitaPowers
Walter Miller aka Julia Morgan, 26, was a Man who identified as a Woman. He killed his therapist, Rita Powers, after she apparently declined to give him a letter saying he could get sexual reassignment surgery.
Post-Modernism Harms Women _ Vancouver Rape Relief & Women’s Shelter Snowflake Especial – we have a right to BE safe not to FEEL safe The radfems have always distrusted the trannies as males pretending to be female – Page 7 – INTJ Forum Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender News_2 – AMBUSH Mag 2000 – Gay Gulf South Tennessee Vals – August 1998 Online Newsletter
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Samantha Glenner a/k/a Glen Robert Askeborn
Samantha Glenner a/k/a Glen Robert Askeborn, a transsexual woman, murdered Amelia Cave. He was released from prison for this crime in 2009. He is also suspected in the death of an unidentified woman as described in this article:
A truck driver found (the body of Jane Doe) Aug. 16, 1975, in a drainage ditch behind a department store on Frontage Road. The white woman was found wrapped in a canvas tarp with black wire around her neck, waist and knees. Her cause of death was asphyxiation by suffocation, according to police.
Police have circulated an artist’s rendering of the brunette, who is believed to have been 18 to 28 years old. They have featured her case on The Doe Network. This has led to occasional leads, but none have led to Doe’s identity.
Scobie said police are discussing exhuming her body from a Hamden cemetery to try to get DNA from her remains.
Police have Jane Doe’s dental records, but she was found in an era that pre-dates the widespread use of DNA testing, Scobie said.
Scobie said having her DNA may not lead to any matches, because there may not be DNA available from women who went missing back then for comparison.
“Exhuming her body is something that has been discussed,” Scobie said. “If the laboratory said there would be viable DNA, we would probably do it.”
Also, while an artist did a rendering of Doe years ago, Scobie said computer technology has advanced so much that using her skull today could result in a more accurate image of what she looked like.
Henry C. Lee, forensics expert, professor and founder of the University of New Haven Forensic Research Training Center, said technology has changed tremendously in the years since the discovery of East Haven’s Jane Doe. According to Lee, in older cases of unidentified remains, DNA samples weren’t taken, but with today’s technology, DNA can be extracted from hair and bone.
Lee also cautioned that getting DNA from the remains won’t necessarily solve the East Haven mystery.
“It is so many years ago, it would be hard to track down family to get the known DNA (for comparison),” Lee said. “If we don’t know where the victim came from, we don’t have known DNA to compare with, and that becomes shooting in the dark, and makes the case very difficult.”
Scobie said he doesn’t believe Jane Doe was from the area, as he believes someone would have reported her missing, and she would have been recognized back then from publicity about the case. It is possible her parents are dead, he said.
“The theory is she was killed elsewhere and then brought to that location,” Scobie said. “I personally don’t think the crime occurred very far away. She was pretty well bound, tied and gagged. Someone took their time with her. I think it was a premeditated killing.”
Doe possibly had a small mole on her chin, and she had pierced ears and wore small gold circular earrings, according to Scobie.
“There was an item used to gag her which leads me to believe the homicide was committed locally,” he said.
Police don’t want to be specific about the item used to gag the victim, because if police ever get a confession, only the killer could identify it, Scobie said.
Police believe she had been there up to five days before her discovery.
“Whoever put her there, did not want her found,” Scobie said. “There are a lot of theories. I’m not sure a person who was just traveling through would take the time to conceal a body like that.”
Over the years, leads about her possible identity have come through the Doe Network, but they have all been ruled out through dental or medical comparisons, according to Scobie.
According to Scobie, police have a suspect in Jane Doe’s death, Glen Askeborn, who served prison time for a similar slaying in Maine. Askeborn, who dressed in women’s clothes, used the name Samantha Glenner also, according to police.
According to the Maine Department of Corrections, Askeborn was released from prison in September 2009.
“The body in that (Maine) case was concealed and disposed of in a similar manner, and we went to interview (Askeborn) in a Maine prison,” Scobie said. “He denied any knowledge of it. He lived in East Haven at the time of this (Jane Doe) incident, and there were a lot of similarities. Personally, I do think he was involved, but we have no direct evidence.”
Amelia Cave’s Dream of a New Beginning Ends in Her Murder by a Would-Be Transsexual _ People
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Transgender Day of Remembrance #tdor @gwenners
The Transgender Day of Remembrance is an event created by Gwen Smith held each year on November 20. The event raises awareness of violence against transgender people. It misses, however, the opportunity to create solidarity with Women by failing to note that it is Men who commit violence against transgender people in overwhelming numbers.
We look forward to the day when transgender activists are willing to speak honestly about the perpetrators of violence against transgender people. We have been heartened in recent years by a growing recognition that it is primarily transgender Women of color, some of whom engage in prostitution with Men, who are killed by Men.
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Bill Cosby
Numerous women have accused Bill Cosby of rape and sexual assault.
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Terry Bean @hrc @VictoryFund @TheDemocrats #tcot
Detectives from the Portland police Sex Crimes Unit arrested Portland developer Terrence Patrick Bean on Wednesday on a Lane County indictment stemming from alleged sex abuse involving a 15-year-old boy in 2013.
Bean, 66, a prominent Democratic Party fundraiser and co-founder of the Human Rights Campaign and the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund, was arrested at his home in Southwest Portland and booked into the Multnomah County Detention Center at 10:12 a.m.
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