• @jetA
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      3410 months ago

      https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-51315670

      Maybe this.

      "Stuart Lubbock’s body was found in the pool in Roydon, Essex, after a party in which drugs and alcohol were taken.

      He died later at Harlow’s Princess Alexandra Hospital, police said.

      Tests revealed the 31-year-old suffered “horrific” sexual assault injuries. An investigation into his death continues."

    • technologicalcaveman
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      1910 months ago

      Guy found dead in his pool with severe anal injuries and lots of drugs in his system. No one has gone to jail, and Michael sued when arrested under suspicion of being involved, he was let go.

      • ivanafterall
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        2310 months ago

        Also one partygoer claimed he was rubbing cocaine on the victim’s gums earlier in the night. Also the guy’s lawyers tried to claim that the anal injuries happened at the morgue. Also this hasn’t been a very fun rabbit hole to go down.

        • ᴇᴍᴘᴇʀᴏʀ 帝OP
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          910 months ago

          It’s a pretty unpleasant affair with some properly shady legal shenanigans and, in the end, the family of the deceased don’t have closure because of the wall of silence that has descended around this.

    • ᴇᴍᴘᴇʀᴏʀ 帝OP
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      1610 months ago

      He meant to say “They” you know, The Establishment, the public lynch mobs, etc some other shady group who doesn’t like famous, rich, white guys doing exactly what they want with no consequences.

    • @TheFriar@lemm.ee
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      1510 months ago

      Raped. In this case. But “bummed” is a British way of saying “had anal sex.”

        • apotheotic(she/they)
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          410 months ago

          If you “are bummed” you’re disappointed. If you “get bummed” you had an exciting evening.

          • @TheFriar@lemm.ee
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            210 months ago

            But you can “get bummed out” and in the American sense. Although in this context it does sound like, “getting bummed out” means like “getting turned out.” So like a serious bumming.