And if the brain doesn't heal, chances are he'll end up posting on here when he grows up, poor chap. That would be even more tragic
6 Year old boy thrown 5 floors from Tate Modern Museum in London by 17 year old boy
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And if the brain doesn't heal, chances are he'll end up posting on here when he grows up, poor chap. That would be even more tragic
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Makes me feel a little ashamed of my country when this sort of stuff happens. Nice family come over for a holiday and have to suffer this from a resident nutter. Absolutely horrible.
I wouldn't worry. It could happen anywhere
Why? We don't know anything about the guy that did it.
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Surely you don’t go throwing kids off of roofs unless your a porkpie short of a picnic?
We apparently know enough to sterilise his low-IQ, poverty-stricken, divorced parents.
I do wonder how many stupid, uneducated, poor youths choose to spend time at the Tate.
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I think he's questioning how you know for certain that the nutter is British rather than his being a foreign nutter.
Yeah, but his nationality isn't confirmed. He too could be a Frenchman!
No, which seems a bit weird as they are asking if anyone saw someone. "whose behaviour seemed out of place, suspicious or worrying, in the hour or two before the incident in or near the gallery". Surely a description would help.
Very valid point...
How many highly educated, intelligent and rich kids attempt to throw young children to their deaths?
Like, every other serial killer in history.
(ok, exaggeration. But serial killers tend towards above average intellect)
Serial killers tend not to commit their crimes in the middle of the most visited attraction in the country.
No, that's why they become serial killers, rather than one-off. But bog standard psychopaths often do.
And dumb people do it where they're likely to get caught.
Smart people do it where they're more likely to go undiscovered.
Interesting vid from Mark on this link https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-49232807
He was there and restrained the mother from climbing over the balcony after her son.
The young man who threw the boy over was also then attacked and then restrained while admitting that he did it.
No one seemed to see the actual throw or shove up and over the railings though.
He was there and restrained the mother from climbing over the balcony after her son.
The young man who threw the boy over was also then attacked and then restrained while admitting that he did it.
No one seemed to see the actual throw or shove up and over the railings though.
It's good to hear that he is no longer in a life threatening situation - I think kids are made of rubber and magic at that age and are quite resilient - nonetheless, it shouldn't have happened in the first place
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...ager-arrested-throwing-french-boy-10th-floor/
Certainly adds a new dimension to it. And going by the actions, or in-actions, of social services in this country recently I wouldn't be surprised if this guy is one of the violent nutters that people have given them countless warnings about but who social services deem fit to walk the streets.
Certainly adds a new dimension to it. And going by the actions, or in-actions, of social services in this country recently I wouldn't be surprised if this guy is one of the violent nutters that people have given them countless warnings about but who social services deem fit to walk the streets.