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nimkola 
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 Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 2:06pm |
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I have a question....18 and 13 yo's go to the same schools in the UK? |
Quite a few schools in my city have students from ages 11-18. Sometimes its 11-16 and then you go to college to do A levels/sixth form.
This story is sad as hell. Really common too...minus the death ofc.
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Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 2:07pm |
SamoneLenior wrote:
zsazsa wrote:
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is this in the UK? 18 with a 13 yo is statutory rape, right? |
Yes most definitely! age of consent is 16.
I can't get over the age. I think it's bcos my son is 13. Argh.
I wish she died knowing she was loved. She must have been petrified. |
you have kids?
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Just the one! 
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Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 2:10pm |
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Poor baby. Can't they arrest him.
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Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 3:16pm |
that lil fvcker left w/o calling for help 
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this story makes me sick. parents really need to do better.
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Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 3:22pm |
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they can go to hell with that autistic excuse, I bet he's done something like this before, along with the other boy. smh, that poor baby, did her mother know about the rape?
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Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 3:27pm |
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I hope he never forgets her image of dying and it haunts him until he goes complete crazy. |
The boy has autism (no?). He probably does not have the mental capacity to care/feel emotionally like a non-autistic person…..
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Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 3:42pm |
bindy wrote:
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I hope he never forgets her image of dying and it haunts him until he goes complete crazy. |
The boy has autism (no?). He probably does not have the mental capacity to care/feel emotionally like a non-autistic person….. |
it depends on where one falls on the spectrum. one autistic person is not like the next...there are vast differences. from what I can infer from the article, he knew what he was doing was wrong.
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Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 3:46pm |
nimkola wrote:
Sang Froid wrote:
I have a question....18 and 13 yo's go to the same schools in the UK? |
Quite a few schools in my city have students from ages 11-18. Sometimes its 11-16 and then you go to college to do A levels/sixth form.
This story is sad as hell. Really common too...minus the death ofc. |
13 and 18 year olds attend school together in America all the time.
I entered high school at 13. I turned 14 two months later.
Also, alot of kids graduate high school at 18 for one reason or another.
So there are alot of 13 & 18 year olds going to school together. They may even share the same schedule. They may have lunch, gym, study hall or an elective credit class together......
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Posted: Jan 17 2013 at 4:12pm |
I can't stop blaming the school. How incompetent. I would like to imagine that they did inform the mum.
A GIRL of 13 plunged to her death after leaving the chilling phone message: He wants me dead, he wants me to jump.
Chevonea Kendall-Bryan had been distraught over bullying hours before plummeting 60ft from her fifth-floor bedroom, pals said.
Last night mum Amanda told how she and Chevonea’s stepdad Michael rushed to the room after a bang at their flat in Battersea, South West London. She said: “We looked out and she was on the ground and covered in blood. She had seemed fine, normal. I’m devastated.”
 Flats ... in South West London A pupil at Chevonea’s school, Saint Cecilia’s, told how she found the tragic teen weeping in
the toilets the same day, Tuesday. The student said: “She said, ‘Those boys are bullying me’. I said, ‘Pupil support will sort it’. She replied, ‘No, it’ll never be sorted’.” The mystery posting on her phone messenger service later emerged. Pals have left online tributes condemning bullying. One said: “Bullied until you decided to take no more.”
Amanda, also mum to 20-month-old Shakaila, believes Chevonea fell while sitting on the ledge, as she often did.
But she said: “I’ve heard rumours and police don’t think it was an accident. mpu
“Apparently two people at the school were interviewed.” Police called the death “unexplained”. The school said: “We are shocked.”
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