Mrs Scott's family believe that the probation service has "blood on its hands" and did not act despite Mrs Scott highlighting Mellors concerning behaviour on a number of occasions.
They said the probation service was warned after he stalked the mum-of-six outside her Nursery Road home and at her new workplace, Lidl in Arnold, after their relationship ended just after Christmas.
Maybe it would have been a good idea for Mrs Scott not to start a relationship with a man
just out of prison for beating and strangling his partner to death while her two young daughters slept next door..?
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Modern feminism in a nutshell: they talk about their umanrite to walk a tightrope in a high wind, but what they actually mean is they want the right to force everyone else to stand underneath them with a safety net.
I can't find a 'she reported his stalking her to the Police'?
Question for our resident Grammaresbians (from the account in the paper):" but the Government body would not respond and put anyone forward for interview." surely it said be ' neither respond nor put' ?
"...but what they actually mean is they want the right to force everyone else to stand underneath them with a safety net."
They want chivalry enforced at sword point.
"I can't find a 'she reported his stalking her to the Police'?"
I think she did, but what are they to do, give her 24/7/365 protection? In the States, she'd have had the means to protect herself.
"...surely it said be ' neither respond nor put' ?..."
Correct!
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