tell the difference between a female and a male?

It seems simple to me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray's_Anatomy
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Luke

>tell the difference between a female and a male?

Most rightists are obsessed with children and sex with men.

Trump is a convicted rapist and felon who can't tell the difference between
fantasy and reality while stolen valor vance is simply another pedophile
who received a dishonorable discharge from the Marine Corps over that kiddy
porn posession scandal.

It won't be long after Harris is in office when word will come about
Putin's head being hacked off.

Russians are inferior, a nation of starving dogs.

NAMBLA is a republican donor. Vance is a member, maybe Trump soon.

Most rightists are obsessed with children and sex with men.

Trump is a convicted rapist and felon who can't tell the difference between
fantasy and reality while stolen valor vance is simply another pedophile
who received a dishonorable discharge from the Marine Corps over that kiddy
porn posession scandal.

It won't be long after Harris is in office when word will come about
Putin's head being hacked off.

Russians are inferior, a nation of starving dogs.

On Sep 14, 2024 at 5:04:00 PM MST, "Luke" wrote
<vc589i$1ofup$1@dont-email.me>:

> tell the difference between a female and a male?
>
> It seems simple to me.
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray's_Anatomy

Then describe it.

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Personal attacks from those who troll show their own insecurity. They cannot use reason to show the message to be wrong so they try to feel somehow superior by attacking the messenger.

They cling to their attacks and ignore the message time and time again.

>On Sep 14, 2024 at 5:04:00� �PM MST, "Luke" wrote
><vc589i$1ofup$1@dont-email.me>:
>
>> tell the difference between a female and a male?
>>
>> It seems simple to me.
>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray's_Anatomy
>
>Then describe it.
>

Most of 'em know it all from sucking dick. Then there's Trump and his
'personal Vietnam' experiences in the alleyways of Vietnam war era NYC.

Vance is a good example too. Specially trained by the US Marine Corps.

When a Ramsey County Community Corrections agent checked the cellphone of a man still under supervision for the 1993 rape of a teenager in St. Paul, he found a recent video that appeared to show another sexual assault.

A second agent tracked down the woman who appeared in the video, who said she was unaware the video existed or exactly what happened.

On Thursday, Ramsey County prosecutors charged Jesse H. Curry, 57, with third-degree criminal sexual conduct. They said the woman was physically helpless because she was unconscious after drinking.

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Jesse H. Curry (Courtesy of the Minnesota Department of Corrections)

Curry was accused of sexual assault on at least two prior occasions, and both instances involved alcohol consumption and women Curry met at parties, according to a 2000 Minnesota Court of Appeals opinion.

The woman in the current case told police she didn’t know Curry well. On the January night the video was taken, she remembered doing shots of vodka in Curry’s car after he picked her up from a bar. She didn’t recall arriving at his St. Paul apartment and believed she blacked out. When she woke up, she was naked in a bed and didn’t know where she was.

“She believed something … happened to her and wanted to leave as soon as possible,” according to the criminal complaint.

When a community corrections agent located a 37-second video in the trash bin of Curry’s phone in February, he told police the woman was his girlfriend.

“Unlike his admissions to his probation agent and during his probation violation hearing, Curry denied having sex with (the woman) that evening, saying that they were never involved sexually,” the complaint said of what he told police.

An attorney for Curry was not listed in the court record Thursday.

When the community corrections agent found the woman, who was 21, she said they “were not in any type of relationship and she never would have consented to sex with a man that much older than her.”

Curry was taken into custody in February and sent back to prison in March for violating conditions of his release, according to the Minnesota Department of Corrections. He last left prison on supervised release in 2018.

He still is serving his sentence after pleading guilty in 1994 to aiding and abetting first-degree criminal sexual conduct. Curry was charged with the rape of a 15-year-old at a party in 1993, according to an article from the time.

Curry was sentenced to 30 years in prison and 10 years of supervised release under a repeat offender statute. In 1988, he raped a woman he met at a party, according to the appeals court opinion upholding his sentence in the 1993 case.

https://www.twincities.com/2021/06/03/man-still-under-supervision-for-93-rape-of-teen-charged-in-st-paul-sex-assault/

St. Paul man charged with rape, accused of forcing woman into car at gunpoint

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Courtesy Ramsey County Sheriff's Office Drey Lamar Lee

A woman was standing at a bus stop in the 1500 block of West University Avenue in the fall of 2011 when a man pressed a handgun into her back and forced her into a car, charges say.

Then he drove her to a dark area with no street lights and raped her.

That’s the account alleged in a criminal complaint charging Drey Lamar Lee, 25, with two counts of first-degree criminal conduct and one count of kidnapping.

The complaint was filed Tuesday in Ramsey County District Court.

The woman, who was 36 at the time, later told a St. Paul police officer that the man threatened to shoot her if she didn’t cooperate, according to the complaint.

After the assault, which reportedly took place in the car, the man drove the woman to a parking lot and “yanked” her out of the vehicle, causing the woman to hit her head and pass out, charges say.

She reportedly woke up in the parking lot alone with her pants down below her waist. It was Oct. 28, 2011.

A sexual assault examination was conducted and the kit submitted to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension for testing.

The state agency reported on March 27 that the male DNA profile obtained from swabs taken from the woman matched the male DNA profile submitted in a separate St. Paul criminal sexual conduct case that took place in 2016, the complaint said.

Lee was the suspect in the 2016 case.

He was interviewed by St. Paul police Monday and denied the allegations.

After being shown a photo of the reported victim, Lee said he recognized her but didn’t know her name. He said the woman repeatedly sends him “friend” requests on Facebook and asks him to secure her marijuana, according to the complaint.

He denied engaging in sexual activity with her or raping her and accused his sister of persuading the woman to make up the allegations against him.

He told the officer that he’d moved to St. Paul in 2006 and has been homeless since he was 18.

Lee’s criminal record includes three petty misdemeanors for selling a small amount of marijuana and disorderly conduct.

Neither he nor his relatives could be immediately reached for comment.

The executive director of the Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Jeanne Ronayne, said Tuesday that best estimates indicate 90 percent of sexual assault cases occur between people who are at least casually known to each other.

“Stranger assaults are the ones we are generally most fearful of and for good reason, but they do tend to be the ones that happen most infrequently,” Ronayne said.

https://www.twincities.com/2017/04/04/st-paul-man-charged-with-rape-accused-of-forcing-woman-into-car-at-gunpoint/

https://wpcdn.us-midwest-1.vip.tn-cloud.net/www.kvrr.com/content/uploads/2018/10/Dechon-White-125x125.jpg
Twenty-three-year-old Dechon Michael White, of South St. Paul, Minnesota, was booked Friday into the Johnson County, Kansas, jail, where his bond is set at $250,000.

OLATHE, Kan. (AP) – A Minnesota man has been charged with raping a 12-year-old Kansas girl who was the focus of an Amber Alert.

Twenty-three-year-old Dechon Michael White, of South St. Paul, Minnesota, was booked Friday into the Johnson County, Kansas, jail, where his bond is set at $250,000.

Federal prosecutors initially charged White with kidnapping after he allegedly took a bus to Minnesota with the girl in July.

She had been reported missing two days earlier in Lenexa, Kansas. The kidnapping case was dropped this summer before Kansas prosecutors filed two rape charges.

White met the girl, who is now 13, online.

Prosecutors say White and the girl told the girl’s mother that he was 16.

https://www.kvrr.com/2018/10/15/minnesota-man-charged-with-rape-of-kansas-girl/

The man accused of handcuffing and raping a woman at her Baltimore apartment days before police said he beat and killed Pava LaPere, a 26-year-old tech entrepreneur, had been released early from prison, despite having a violent past that included a conviction for a sex offense.

Jason Billingsley’s criminal history dates back to 2009 and includes charges of attempted rape, armed robbery and false imprisonment. In 2015, he was sentenced to 30 years in prison after a woman told police that he had held her at knifepoint, strangled her and forced her to perform oral sex on him, according to court documents.

https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/09/Jason-Billingsley.jpg?quality=75&strip=all

Under a plea agreement, however, 16 of those years were suspended, leaving Billingsley to serve 14 years behind bars. Then in October 2022, five years ahead of his scheduled release, he walked out of prison a free man.

Billingsley was let out of prison under Maryland’s diminution credit system, a policy that allows inmates to reduce the term of their incarceration through such things as good behavior and completing educational courses. Thirty-eight states have similar programs on the books. The violent and repetitive nature of Billingsley’s crimes, however, have left many wondering why he was eligible for the credits and if he should have been released at all.

Baltimore police also initially did not tell the public about the rape days before LaPere’s killing, prompting even more questions about whether her death could have been prevented.

"Rapists shouldn’t be let out early. Period," Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said at a news conference Thursday, where he also called Billingsley a "sociopath." "When you rape someone — no matter if it’s someone’s daughter, son, their wife — you should not get out early, period, for that kind of offense."

The crimes
On Wednesday night, less than a year after his release, Billingsley was arrested in the slaying of LaPere and the sexual assault of another woman. LaPere was found Monday at her Baltimore apartment strangled and viciously beaten with a brick, court documents state. Her body was half-clothed, according to the documents, which did not offer details about the nature of the crime.

Days earlier on Sept. 19, Billingsley allegedly raped a woman multiple times and slit her throat before dousing her and a man with liquid and setting them on fire, documents state.

But that wasn’t Billingsley’s first run-in with the law.

In 2013, a woman told police that she had gotten into an argument with her boyfriend and was walking down the street in Baltimore when she stopped to sit on some steps, according to the court documents. She said a man she knew as “Jason” approached her and asked what was wrong and if she had a place to stay.

“When she told him she did not, he offered to let her stay with him at a nearby location,” the documents state. “She agreed to go with him and the two walked to an unknown house.”

The woman said she and Billingsley sat and talked in a bedroom, according to the documents. When he said he wanted to have sex with her, she stated that she wanted to leave. Billingsley then hit the woman in the face, started to choke her and threatened to shoot her if she didn’t do what he said, the documents show. Billingsley, armed with a knife, forced the woman to perform oral sex on him before stealing $53 from her wallet, according to the documents. He then told her to leave.

Billingsley faced several charges, including first-and second-degree assault, attempted first-degree rape, armed robbery, false imprisonment and theft of less than $100, court documents show.

In 2010, Billingsley was also accused of punching an ex-girlfriend in the face, pinning her down and stealing her phone, other court documents state. He pleaded guilty the following year to assault.

And in 2009, he was arrested following allegations that he and another suspect robbed a man of $10. Court records state that the alleged victim’s nose was bleeding when he spoke to police. Billingsley pleaded guilty in that case, the documents state, noting that he later violated his probation.

Under the system that let Billingsley out of prison early, inmates receive “good conduct credit” automatically at intake “subject to the inmate’s future good behavior,” a 2020 state report says. The credits are described as a “behavioral incentive” and a way to reduce overcrowding in prisons.

The other credits are earned throughout the prisoner’s incarceration period. Inmates who have satisfactory progress in or complete various courses and therapy can receive monthly education credits, the report says. Those who participate in assigned job duties can get monthly work credits. Inmates can also shave off time by earning credits for participating in “special selected work projects or other special programs,” the report states. It’s not clear what type of credits Billingsley had earned.

Stacey Lee, a professor of law and ethics at the Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School, said the policy makes sense, in theory, because prisons are overcrowded and understaffed.

“However, if you are a violent offender your access to the number of credits you can get is supposed to be limited,” she said.

Given Billingsley’s past, Lee doesn’t think he should have ever been eligible to receive credit for an early release, despite not violating any of the provisions that would make him ineligible.

“To me, he didn’t seem like a good candidate,” Lee said.

Under the current guidelines, criminals sentenced for first- or second-degree rape or a sex offense against a victim under the age of 16, or repeat offenders who committed a third-degree sex offense against a victim under 16 are not eligible. An inmate who violated lifetime sexual offender supervision is also ineligible.

“I get that it allows us to empty the prisons a little faster, but when it results in them being readmitted and causing more harm once they’re released, I have a problem with that,” Lee said.

David Jaros, a criminal law professor and faculty director of the Center for Criminal Justice Reform at the University of Baltimore School of Law, also supports the system. He thinks the credit system allows inmates to “take part in programming and work programs that actually contribute to their rehabilitation.”

“And it contributes to the safety of the prisons themselves,” he said. “The safer they are, ultimately the safer the public is because the more we traumatize people while they’re inside, the more likely dangerous people are going to be coming back out onto the streets.”

Jaros said he understood that the diminution credit system will now come under intense scrutiny because of the horrific nature of what happened but doesn’t think it should affect the policy.

“It is easy to say that this is someone who should never see the light of day, but we don’t know who that person is that should never see the light of day. There are people who get out and are rehabilitated who then become active members of their community,” he said. “I think the wrong takeaway here is that the problem is diminution credits.”

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/violent-sex-offender-now-accused-rape-pava-laperes-murder-got-prison-e-rcna118093

NAMBLA is a republican donor. Vance is a member, maybe Trump soon.

Most rightists are obsessed with children and sex with men.

Trump is a convicted rapist and felon who can't tell the difference between
fantasy and reality while stolen valor vance is simply another pedophile
who received a dishonorable discharge from the Marine Corps over that kiddy
porn posession scandal.

It won't be long after Harris is in office when word will come about
Putin's head being hacked off.

Russians are inferior, a nation of starving dogs.