And he wasn't necessarily overfed, she was probably feeding as she always had, but wasn't able to take him out for exercise like she used to. It's actually really sad, that it took so long for someone to realize the problem.

I take Adderall. My resting pulse is 120+. This would have definitely failed me.

Well...that's fitting I suppose

Or possibly green olives, I have trouble discerning size

Ipads can use data. I've worked for phone carriers. Ipads can be put on data plans so they can use data as well as wifi.

"A" wreck, there are at least 2, if not 3. And it looks like they definitely drove off, though I would be interested to know how far they got

Because THAT'S relevant

And the U.S. isn't in NEAR the proximity to a potential military threat that most of those countries are. Meanwhile we have countless veterans dieing or living on the streets because there aren't enough funds for the VA to help them

Common core. Basically make simple math as overly complicated as possible and call it easier

Go crawl back under your rock guest.

@Bethorien it can also depend on the justice system where they are. Depending on how they are treated by police and medical personnel can drastically affect whether they feel confident or strong enough to pursue charges. Its why training in handling victims, especially right after an assault, is extremely important for both police officers as well as hospital staff and EMTs

Too often a victim refuses to get help because they believe, either subconsciously or consciously, they are at least partially responsible for the abuse. It goes back to predators seeking weak targets. They either A) choose victims who have already suffered abuse of one kind or another, or B) they choose ones they believe they will be able to manipulate into silence. Many victims don't seek help because they believe they deserve to be punished and too often they end up in toxic relationships. Its a sick twisted cycle.

JAAAAYYYNE. I wish there was a way to properly convey drunken slurred singing in text form.

I've worked with other survivors, many who never pressed charged for an array of reasons, and their was no standard age, race or build. The youngest was prepubescent the oldest was geriatric. They weren't "sexy", many had disabilities. They were convenient.

He raped another woman, same thing, served a few years then back out on parole where he wasn't monitored enough for them to notice he was living 200+ miles from where he was registered, in a home with young children. He went after me because he thought I was an easy mark, living with my single mother, I was shy and kept to myself. It wasn't until my assault that he was sentenced to life, which actually is only a max 40 years, 20 if he gets parole. His victims (that he was convicted for) ranged from 12, 50 then 20.

As I specifically stated, the brains of rapists are literally wired differently. So I would hope you hadn't had that response. The average age of a rape victim is 15. That definitely falls more into the very young than young women. They seek potentially vulnerable targets, usually those less likely to report assaults or easily intimidated, or those less likely to be believed (college girls, strippers, ect) due to society perceptions, or those who can't fight back. A LOT of rapes go unreported because of this so even those statistics are a little skewed. That's one reason a large percentage predators begin with victims of convenience, usually in their own family. They build up courage then branch out. Even if they are caught, they rarely face severe penalties until the third strike, so they believe they are untouchable. The guy who attacked me first raped his 12 year old daughter (his first conviction not necessarily his first victim) he was released after only a few years.

We tried to move him, but he's just so HEAVY

The eye covering is likely no more obstructing than sunglasses. They could however get a ticket for causing a driving distraction for other drivers as this is obviously intended to cause a lot of second and third looks