Emotional patterns vary dramatically from person to person. You can compare all you want- but in reality, who you are has absolutely NO bearing on the inner workings of someone else's state of mind or being. In addition to that there are too many factors that weigh on what drives a person to do such a deed.
I knew Eurydice's father, Jeremy, from the anarchist community in Melbourne, some 25+ years ago. My son was born exactly 9 months before Eurydice and I was lucky enough to hold her as a baby. I cried from start to finish when watching your video: it was one of the most touching tributes I've seen.
The part of this despicable event that really shocked me is when he told his father about his actions, saying that he didn’t enjoy the brutal attack and “felt like shit afterwards,” but hoped the next time would be better! WTH!?! He not only felt completely comfortable sharing what he had done to this beautiful girl, he openly admitted to planning to do it again but hoping for a more positive outcome. I can’t help but think his father had a similar psychopathy and had shared it with his son, which might explain why his son felt secure enough to discuss his vicious & violent attack on a innocent young woman!
When he was named as the killer, I stalked him on facebook. His dad featured on his FB page, and, not surprising, he was a misogynistic, emotionally impotent neanerderthal... or as we say here in Australia, "a right dick"....
I thought as much too. How bold was he to say it over a jailhouse phone knowing full well that all conversations are recorded. I hope his so-called lawyers heard that before defending him. What a shame!!
Sometimes nutty folks just confess their deeds without a care🤷🏽♀️ plenty of ppl have told others about their killing and have been promptly reported to the authorities.
he didn't say that for dad but for clout inside aka the convicts around him... look, when you are in college... the more violent you are the more people leave you alone... no one messes with the guy permanently maiming people... he's trying to make himself out like a stone cold killer... and he's not... he's soft... even the way he stalked her wasn't confident... he's just trying to get some bones is all... I'd call him out quick like on it, too... if he wasn't such a slob he might make a good wife 🤔
I have gained a lot of respect for this channel since the first video that I watched. But I have even more respect, due to how respectful you were to Eurydice, as you told her story. You didn't just speak about what happened to her. You spoke about who she was, and what she loved. Your empathy and compassion here is noticed. It's why I am very supportive and loyal to this channel.
85% of TC channels talk about who the victims were and not just the case which is exactly how it should be. If we can hear greusome details of the last moments of their life we can take 2 minutes to hear the impact they made before that.
@@alannah5882 yes and no- channels like this one with longer format are able to go into backstories more. i don't get the appeal of short-form TC content, for it's just basically listing tragic events.
The creators of this channel have a clear respect and sensitivity. And they don't make awkward and stupid comments in between narrations unlike some other independently run true crime channels.
Euridice’s father is indicative of what an epic human being she clearly was! His empathy even for his daughter’s killer speaks volumes to what a quality person he is! Thoughts and prayers to both families. May Euridice rest in peace and her memory live on.
If Eurydice's father is any indication you can tell they are people of courage, compassion and grace. Even through pain and loss he was able to extend his sympathies to the other side dealing with grief. What a class act 😢
The fact that Eurydice's father, Jeremy Dixon, was able to extend sympathy to those who love Jaymes Todd shows what a truly remarkable person he is. I'm not sure I would be able to do the same in his position.
Absolutely a true 'class act'...what a father. wow Prayers to him and Eurydice's loved ones. Amen to them all. That was so hard for him to do I'm sure, but as they say when you forgive...you live...when you can't forgive you carry it with you and it tries to destroy you.
Todd is a psychopath. No remorse, no possible rehabilitation. I hope that life in prison means really life. Rest in peace, Eurydice. My condolences to all of her loved ones.
Thank you for telling Eurydice Dixons story. It still infuriates me. His lawyers were so determined to get him off just because he’s on the spectrum. If you can do the crime then you are responsible for it. I don’t give a crap what illness you have. Rest In Peace Eurydice. ❤
If you aren't willing to try any dishonest approach to trick the jury into letting a client off the hook, defence lawyer is not the job for you. I can't believe that nothing is done to stop strategies like forcing sex crime victims to go into detail about things the guy made her say and do because many victims refuse to come back to court and the client gets off.
What a lovely statement her Dad made. The fact he said that his daughter would hope that Tod gets better and he has sympathy for his family - what a kind man.
Her father is weak. If that was my daughter, I'd be livid and want blood. The father looks like a man who never had a fist fight in his life so he wouldn't even be able to defend her if this happened before his eyes. Weak man.
At least the so called man haters don't abduct, beat and rape and kill men......we aren't stalking them all over the place, peeping in their windows, pinching their underwear off clothes lines, exposing ourselves in public for the shock value, nor hunting down snuff movies with male victims......
And unapologetic about it. I was pleasantly surprised when the judge ordered that he submit his DNA because they saw the danger. And they'd be right. Anyone evil enough to do something like that, someone who has that kind of hatred, should be watched.
Addendum to that, not only are autistic people not evil by default in the slightest, they, along with other neurodivergent/ disabled folks are more likely to become the VICTIMS of murder. Look out for your autistic brethren, all of you. Especially where their caregivers are involved.
Yeah it seems pretty clear that that was really dumb tactic the defense was trying to use that is obviously just plain stupid. They made it pretty clear I think that it was about the sexual sadism. And probably partly his upbringing, but neither of those have anything to do with a possibly comorbid diagnosis that didn't really have anything to do with it.
American here: Why can’t our CCTV be anything like this clear!?… especially like parks and Walmart!?? ..That dude turned his self in because he had no choice. The only thing that wasn’t on that security video was his Social Security number and his mother’s maiden name! Best wishes from across the pond to the young lady’s family, they’ve been through a lot.
@@eadweard. Yes, however, we here in the US are behind in other areas that we shouldn’t be. High speed transit for instance, but our CCTV is finally coming out of the dark ages. How many other countries use “spike strips”? They actually have highway systems with embedded stops! They have good roads!
I've seen clearer CCTV footage here in the US than the footage in this video. Walmart is a private company. If you don't like the quality of their loss prevention equipment, then you could always complain to them about it or just don't shop there. Walmart is a magnet for criminals and criminal activity anyway.
Poor Eurydice - the terror she must have felt at the end! James Todd is a monster! His crime cannot be blamed on Autism - I believe he was born broken and his upbringing only encouraged his depravity. Eurydice's father's statements at the end were very gracious. Thank you for sharing Eurydice's story and also who it was who defaced her memorial.
Yes, a symptom of having ASD is not violence, it’s about so much else, but not that. It is offensive to those children and people with ASD to even suggest that his ASD is why he committed this horrific crime. RIP from Melbourne 💜
Autism may not be paramount, but there could have been other factors tantamount that may have fed into the sadism diagnosis that did get him locked up (IIRC during the trial (which you can find in AustLII), some testimony came out that he’d choked a previous girlfriend during a sexual encounter (whilst it was not overly violent it may have set a precedent for things to come..)
Mental disorders doesn't make them kill, it's their evil behavior! a lot of people with autism and other mental disorders out there live a productive life in society. If you take a life, you forfeit your own life regardless of how old you are and whatever disorders you have. He should be glad he can still be released, which is ridiculous as he will do it again. Sexual predators don't change, they get worse and worse.
Very rarely does someone who has a mental illness actually commit a crime let alone a murder. Listening to people who know this pos, i dont understand what traits put him on the autusim spectrum.
I agree with the above comment- it is not a mental disorder. I'm autistic and am a Veterinarian and successful law student. Being on the spectrum is not limiting or an excuse for criminality. During veterinary school at unimelb, would always spend my breaks at this exact park which is very large and scary. Hope her family gets the justice they deserve.
Eurydice's and Jill Meagher's murders were so shocking here in my home town. I've followed both cases carefully and was struck by the differences between the women and the perpetrators. Both ladies were confident, accomplished, much loved and had many, many friends. Their attackers however, lacked any recognizable substance as human beings. The nature of human beings makes it unlikely that we'll ever have a society free of danger to women or each other. It's a flaw unique to us. RIP Eurydice and Jill ♥
Well until we invent a mind reading chip planted into someone's head at birth and gives emergency signal to the law enforcement as soon as the person entertains any thought of hurting someone else
Unique to us?! Every species on earth has at least some like that. Everyone should be safe, no doubt. That's not reality. Ppl need to be able to protect themselves, whining about how things should be, does nothing. Take w/e steps we can to defend ourselves and our families. The more prepared society is as a whole, the less violence there'll be. Evil preys on the weak. Period. They won't stop bc they're sick. If we're not weak, we're not victims. Simple. But ppl would rather complain and do nothing.
@@thevolatilitywhisperer7616 animals do not hunt down prey to rape and murder them: to them, prey is a food source. You're talking in terms of an ideal world. No such thing. You can be prepared to the hilt but you're equally as vulnerable to those who mean harm as anyone else.
As a woman (now 74 years old) I have always had to be aware of my surroundings especially when on my own at night. It’s sensible and logical. I am still careful when I go out although that isn’t very often any more. I have had a couple of scares where I moved away from where I was standing because my instincts told me I would be wise to. Ladies, listen to your “gut” and DON’T ignore it. It’s terrible this young lady wasn’t safe. RIP dear girl.
Nowadays if you say women shouldn’t be out late alone at night especially when drinking you are told you’re victim blaming but reality is women have always been at risk of being hurt by strange men from beginning of time it’s never gonna change
@@deepblack2193 Well said. That's exactly how I feel about the situation but I guess I shouldn't really be surprised that you can be accused of victim blaming just for telling women to be careful and take as much responsibility as they can for their safety while out and about especially at night and alone. That's why I wasn't the least bit surprised that the cops got flak just because they were advising women to take responsibility for their safety which we should because whether we care to admit it or not we are more vulnerable to these kinds of horrific crimes. Some people just don't want to listen but burying your face in the sand from facts doesn't alter it in the slightest.
I'm 58 and I agree with you. It's not victim blaming or taking any fault away from a perpetrator but it is logical and is common sense that you dont do anything to assist them. You have to do everything you can to protect yourself. What you *should* be able to do and what you *can* do in reality, are very different things. I think the police were trying to be sensible and trying to look after & protect others, and were not victim blaming. After all, why put yourself in a scenario you may not be able to escape?
Autism does make it more difficult to control your emotions, but it does not make you violent (other than maybe thrashing around or hitting yourself during a meltdown) It is a MYTH that autistics lack empathy. We are actually more likely to be OVERLY empathetic.
Actually, some autistic people do lack the ability to demonstrate empathy or have difficulty with understanding empathy, but of course not all do. Oddly enough, I've noticed this to be more of an issue with so-called 'high-functioning' autistics and Asperger's. Plus most autistic people do understand the difference between right and wrong
I have a student who is only 8 and he hits me and other students when he makes a mistake in a drawing he wants to do. All the students have to move. I stand my ground and he hits. I have warned the parents that this can only get worse, he shows no empathy until he needs something then he starts talking to me and being friendly. It’s a cycle where his anger gets out of control and there is a victim. He completely understands what he is doing and what he has done but he doesn’t care. I only see a bad future for him and anyone close by because nothing is being done to curb this behaviour. He also has complete access to TH-cam and the internet. He has an obsession with death. I do fear for his future victims. So. Some autistic people are exactly like him or will be. It’s no excuse. He deserves life in prison.
How fitting, in the end, that the meaning of the Greek name _Eurydice_ means *Broad Justice*. And she was the daughter of Apollo, god of light, which seems fitting after hearing Jeremy Dixon speak so eloquently with such compassion. Thank you for paying such a beautiful tribute to Eurydice. From a Melbournian fan 🐨
Literally 6 months later Aya Masaarwe like Eurydice was also making her way home from a comedy club, again in melbourne, she was also raped killed and set on fire...these cases scar me.
OMG. Clearly the powers that be need to do more. Police on the beat, call boxes, better lighting. There will always be evil individuals so as a society we must do all we can to prevent rather than cure. Surely that's where a chunk of our taxes should go.
As an Aussie, this is beyond disgusting and actually shows some of the worst traits a human can have. I know Australia's murder rate aren't as high as some countries but the disturbing nature in which the killers commit the crimes are beyond anything you could think another human was even capable of. Annita Coby's murder is still one of the worst in Australia but ones like this aren't far off being as horrific. I send so much love to her family and friends. It breaks my heart that such a young girl with such a bright future, was taken by someone who just decided to act out a fantasy.
Anita Cobby, Belanglo backpacker murders, Sian Kingi, Tiahleigh Palmer, Carly Ryan, Kandelys and Karli, Snowtown, Peter Dupas, Mr. Stinky, Mr. Cruel, Jill Meagher, Truro, The Family Murders, Beaumont children, Kirsti and Joann, Janine Balding, Frankston/Tynong North, Claremont, Paul Denyer, Port Arthur, Derek Percy....Aussies, Brits and Canadians have some very sick minds...
When our children leave the house for school. We tell them to be safe. We tell loved one's to drive carefully. And PLEAD with them to stay safe while on a night out. This is the world we live in, and we must all ensure our safety so far as we are able. We should take the same advice we instill in our children. This isn't a sermon, I'm simply mindful of your fears. Peace.💐💜
You aren't statistically more like to be attacked in that scenario. Men are. So, as a man, I'm telling you to be aware of your surroundings at all times.
What a gracious man her father Jeremy was when he spoke outside the court. To say that he hoped his daughter's murderer would get better, is a truly humbling comment. Wow.
Thank you so much for covering this! Happened about a 10 minute walk from me and I remember all of the details so vividly. Women were so terrified but it was beautiful how everyone came together for her.
I'm originally from Sydney but remember what a great city Melbourne is. It was wonderful to see the community come together to honor this young woman. It shows that cities can have a "small town feel" when people come together.
He actually said ‘the next time he does this”?! 🤯🤯 Separate note: I love your channel. ❤❤ I look forward to every episode. You’re so respectful and informed.
I'm tired of people trying to make a case for why they should get a short sentence or no time at all just because mental illness is involved (and I have mental illness!). In my opinion, if someone has the kind of mental illness that would have experts believing they had diminished responsibility, well, that person _clearly_ shouldn't be on the streets to risk reoffending. I hate robbers and the like, but at least they might not reoffend if their life situation improves. Someone mentally ill (with an incurable illness or an illness where people can neglect treatment) should be monitored all the more.
@@LadyAstarionAncunin i'm pretty sure in many places, innocent by reason of insanity still gets you a lifetime in a mental institution if you commit murder. Is this not the case in australia?
I’m from this part of the world. I can’t stress enough the anguish we felt as a country for Eurydice, just as we did for Jill. And, the collective shame & guilt. We failed Eurydice in the most catastrophic and unforgivable way. Our criminal justice system is run by the criminals- judges, lawyers, & offenders alike. A little timeline just of the 2010’s of stranger murders against women which we had here in Australia (not a comprehensive list) •28 June, 2014. 32yo Renea Yukling Lau of Hong Kong was rap ed & murdered on her way to work in the morning, in Melbourne CBD. A homeless man was convicted & sentence to 33 years. • 17th March, 2015. 17 year old Masa Vukotic was stabbed 49 times to death, in a park in Doncaster. Sean Price selected her at random. He had planned to kill someone. He said he chose Masa because she stopped on her walk & talked to the birds like Snow White- this was normal for Masa. She really was like a real life Snow White. She lived with wanderlust, an innocence. She was very academically gifted & planned on becoming a lawyer. Masa begged for her life. People found Masa & desperately performed CPR, just like with Eurydice. Paramedics tried in vain. Price is a diagnosed sociopath & sexual sadist. From 2002, he’d been convicted of murder, rape, & armed robbery. He’d in fact been convicted of a disgusting 200 criminal convictions. He had met with his parole officer the day prior. For months they had documented his rapid deterioration, & rhetoric discussing a hatred for women. After killing Masa, Price immediately then went on a spree, including car jacking, robbery, and breaking into a Christian bookshop & rap ing the woman working in there. • 5 June 2017. A receptionist in a brothel was held hostage & murdered, and another lady working as a sex worker was also held hostage by Yacquab Khayre in Brighton, Melbourne. Police classify it as terrorism. • 13 June. Eurydice is murdered. • 16 January, 2019. *_Aya Maasarewe was on her way home from a comedy club in North Melbourne when she was ra ped & murdered_ Cody Herrmann was sentenced to 36 years imprisonment. • 25 May, 2019. *_Courtney Herron was murdered in Melbournes Royal Park_* . Courtney longed to one day become a social worker. At the time she was facing many struggles, & was homeless. She met a fellow person who was homeless, Henry Hammond the day prior. She had been kind to him, & paid for his dinner at a restaurant. A few hours later as they walked through the park, Henry Hammond bashed Courtney to death with a tree branch over an utterly horrific 50 minute attack. He was found not guilty due to Schizophrenia, & sentenced to 25 years in a psych hospital. This list is not comprehensive. Some murders receive extensive coverage. Others are treated as a mere footnote- particularly if victims are homeless, women of colour, etc. One thing we see is that these guys always have prior history. The greatest predictor of future behaviour is relevant past behaviour, especially if they have a pattern. Victims are completely lost to the system. They’re harmed or killed twice over. First, when they’re attacked or murdered. Then again in the criminal justice system when their voice is taken from them. They’re blamed for their own demise or assault. _She was walking home alone. She was drunk. She was wearing a short skirt. He was working as an escort. He was using tinder to meet a stranger_ On, and on, and on. I can’t imagine the horror and anguish for all the ancillary victims- the person to find Eurydice and give CPR to an asphyxiated, nude- and dead - young woman. The paramedics- of whom ours are amongst the very best in the world, and had no chance in saving Eurydice. But they tried anyway. The police. The forensics. The pathologist. The family liaison officer. The staff at the pub/comedy club. The last patrons to watch Eurydice perform. Eurydice fought for her life with everything in her body, everything she had. Ultimately Eurydice was not only fighting that man, but the entire justice system to fail her, without her ever even knowing. I can’t fathom the anguish, grief, guilt that her boyfriend feels- a guilt which is not his to carry. I hope he feels pride for loving Eurydice in the way that he did whilst she was here, and the way e he will continue to love Eurydice for the rest of his life. The pain of her beloved boyfriend and family, all of Eurydice friend- of which it’s clear Eurydice had more than most of us can imagine. And the colleagues whom cherished her so. The police’s message was important- but very poorly delivered. Ultimately, we _do_ need to be educated on how to keep ourselves safe. Why? Because our justice system will not ensure that we’ll be kept safe. It will fail us- again, and again, and again. Just like the criminals it is supposed to convict- the greatest predictor of future behaviour is relevant past behaviour. And we see, so clearly, what that relevant past behaviour looks like in our criminal justice system. Thank you for how you covered this. You really captured the collective grief we felt as a nation, especially for Victorians. Ballarat only has a population of 100,00. And 10,000 of their residents showed up to March in Eurydices honour. 10% of their city. That speaks volumes of the impact & outrage we felt as a community. But Eurydices Dad said it so perfectly. It’s clear where Eurydice got her incredible nature, heart, compassion from. What a beautiful family. It really shows the mix of nature & nurture. The offender grew up in trauma, neglect, squalor. Eurydice grew up with trauma. But she clearly also grew up nestled in the most beautiful, nurturing, kind, empathic, & generous family. We all have choice. And Eurydice chose to live her life as a beacon of love. I’m so inspired by this. We remember Eurydices life, not her death. And what a life she lived. I’ll carry Eurydices message with me. I’ll be a better friend, daughter, sister, global citizen. Thank you, Eurydice. The world is such a better place for having you in it, and I am so sorry that you were taken far too soon. May we all carry a little more love, a little more light, a little more laughter with us. A little piece of Eurydice in our pocket, making the world a little bit better. My love to Eurydices partner, Dad, siblings, friends, colleagues, and fans. We remember Eurydices light.
I’m sure lots of good info but a tip-avoid the ‘wall of text.’ Better to make several comments. Or better yet, your own YT vid with your info that you can link to.
@@nhmooytis7058 I’m sure lots of good tips, but a tip- next time avoid the commenting tips in response to a comment you never read. better to make informed comments. Or better yet, your own comments with a word count you’re comfortable with.
@@nhmooytis7058 like that helps the situation in the US, hardly, most women dont like to walk around bars with firearms on them even if they are allowed
I think I'd go mad with rage and frustration if I ever lost a loved one in this way. The thought that their final moments were spent terrified and in pain, that the last person they saw was the person murdering them, would haunt me forever. I have so much admiration for Eurydice's father to still be so compassionate.
My youngest sister was 16 when she was murdered and left on the bank of a canal. I know my parents never got over her death. Even now, 40 years later, I sometimes have horrible dreams about her last moments.
I agree. When I watch any crime-murder video like this, I always think what the person's last minutes were like and it is horrifying. We all need to be our best selves and to watch out for each other. The city of Melbourne did itself proud by its outpouring of grief and respect. They gave victory to grace.
How dare murderers use the judicial system to appeal convictions in an attempt to reduce their sentence! If you don’t want to spend 30+ years in prison, you may want to control your behaviour and not murder people! That’s the best way to not rot in prison!
@@LilStoops such a sad, pathetic troll. looking at your other comments on this channel, they’re extremely predictable. this is how you choose to spend your life, your miserable existence. so pitiful
If you watch true crime, you see that a common defense for a woman who murders her partner is to slander his reputation by making false claims about what he did to her and why she is a victim. Unfortunately, the real victim is dead and can't defend himself. Often the truth comes out threw evidence (thank god). Very common theme.
I just want to say that her name is so incredibly beautiful. I’ve never heard it before. It’s such a shame that this is how I’m learning her lovely name.
This channel is among the best in crime drama. I love the narrators voice and delivery, always easy to understand and without judgement. Having lived in Australia for many years, some of those in Melbourne, I feel a sense of affinity with this story and know the places described very well. RIP Eurydice, may the Angels give you wings to fly.
I could never be a criminal lawyer. I could not live with that on my conscious knowing I would be defending a piece of shoe scum such as this one. May he rot in that jail. I am so grateful to the judge in this case. Thank goodness! The general public deserve to be forever protected from 'people' like this who are clearly unrehabilitatable. I wish more judges gave out sentences like these. For some, parole should NEVER be an option and this pos is a good example. Full respect to Jeremy for his grace and compassion. Full respect to this channel.
Criminal Law is extremely important. If you win a case with a client that you *think* actually did it, then you either won because there wasn’t enough evidence to convict them which is a good thing as a court must have enough evidence to convict all people. Or the law was violated in some way by the police, which means you’re ultimately defending rights in general, not just theirs. The fact that Miranda Rights exist is due to a criminal defence lawyer defending a rapist. The entire court system is built on precedents that make it a fairer system for us all. If one person has to get away with a crime for everyone else to have a fairer court, then IMO that’s worth it.
I believe in a full and fair defence. But what bothers me is that "defence" seems to mean you can do anything to "win." Surely the rules and the limits of both legal defence and prosecution need to be much better defined and not allowed to use tactics that deviate from, omit, or distort the truth.
Eurydice’s father’s speech was so beautiful. She must have been a lovely, fun, and sweet person. Rest in Peace sweet angel & God Bless her loved ones 🙏🏽💔
Thank you for sharing beautiful Eurydice's story. This case completely shook our entire city. The police's despicable comments outwardly blaming her, raising ridiculous conversations in the media and the community in general about how "Eurydice would have been safe if she had taken a ride share instead of walking through a dark park alone in the middle of the night" it was absolutely disgusting to hear the sheer amount of victim blaming that occurred as a result of Victoria Police's statements. When her murder was officially caught, his lawyer's disgusting attempts to blame him being on the spectrum for his actions caused a massive outcry in the community. Much like the beautiful Jill Meagher, Eurydice's name and story will never be forgotten. They were both taken way too soon 💛
My local police force does this too. They put up signs in the city centre saying "Warning: Pickpockets operate in this area" - and a month later put leaflets through our doors advising us to mark our valuables with our postcode in UV ink, in case of burglary. It's disgusting.
@@BurnItUpp2009 it is not victim blaming. It is educating people (esp young females) that there are a lot of situations that can become dangerous and that they can't handle it and should avoid it. A young girl shouldn't walk in the park by herself at night. That's common sense. It is using this tragedy to avoid others. Unfortunately in our todays irrational, emotional and individualism such common sense is perceived as victim blaming and aggression. The killer was at fault for sure.
I for one will never put my self at risk by walking home alone and expect to rely on others for safety. Thats not victimn blaming its called welcome to the real world not wishfull ideals
This whole case is tragic, no doubt, but I think it was hearing her father speak to the press that caused me to almost start sobbing. What grace, strength, and dignity! It's now easy to see where Eurydice got hers from. Another excellent episode; I thank you.
Life in Prison is the only sentence that makes sense, both the prosecution & defense agreed he is a sexual sadist and there is really no current treatment for that. He is a danger to the public and must be put away. RIP Eurydice Dixon You are a beautiful soul ❤
Execution makes the most sense above all, though. He literally will not stop. And he'll get out of prison when he's still young enough to be a mobile terror. We'll have forgotten this case by then, but I'd wager that he'll be doing something else, whether caught or not. It's why I don't like how the U.K. and Australia do their life sentences. The U.S. isn't perfect, but when they say "life without the possibility of parole," that mean l-i-f-e.
I remember this case - my own neighbourhood didn’t feel safe after we’d heard about it. My mom wouldn’t even let me walk the 5 minutes from the shops home
When your friends life is taken in such circumstances something diabolical takes place in the mind. I heard the news of my friends rape and murder on the radio news. The grief was more than I could handle at the time. My mind wouldn't stop still. Not for any waking moment. I took ages to settle down but the grief has never left me. I came face to face with her rapist/ murderer six years later. He was free after such a short time and my grief came back. I confronted him and promised to kill him as soon as I was sure I would get away with it. That was twenty six years ago. He took what I said seriously and vanished overnight. Grief for my beautiful friend still claims me today. I miss her terribly every time she comes to mind.
Her Dad showed amazing bravery & compassion, I fear that if I were in his shoes ( rightly or wrongly ) I would want that monster sat in an Electric Chair.
Same. I give him major respect , but I'd want him in a chair if he took my daughter/son's life. I believe in forgiveness, but I also believe in consequences. He should get the chair & let God handle him.
@@amandalidey329 I would volunteer to pull the switch. The victim gets the death sentence, and the perp gets 3 squares a day and a nice place to live with cable TV. Makes no sense to me.
You do such a honorable service to these victims. You are by far “The Best “ crime related channel on TH-cam. Thank you for your hard work putting forth your content. You are very appreciated & I always look forward to upcoming stories from you.
Funnily enough I was pretty curious if they had caught the one who had vandalized her tribute. The fact they did and what happened to him was the best part of this video.
It definitely was satisfying.....and to know this dolt could've avoided jail time was infuriating yet he ultimately wouldn't as a result of his own actions.
@@AthyDuGard his name and face are known. He will face consequences decades after he served the time, and anyone who defends him will get harassed. it’s inevitable. And that’s honestly the bigger satisfaction: that he will forever be tainted with this
Imagine hearing about a woman’s sexual assault and murder and trying to make it about “men’s rights.” Sadly, you can find these knuckle draggers all over the internet and walking among us. Glad they got his DNA
Thank you Truly Criminal for covering Australian stories and particularly Melbourne ones as this is where I live. As soon as the first words were spoken I recognised our Aussie accent! 💜
No matter the protest message, that is not the way or place to make it. As well as grossly disrespecting the victim and her loved ones, it undermines your point and, in this case, I question the vandal's mental health.
Absolutely. I haven't walked alone at night in over a decade. After a couple of bad experiences. My advice is a woman should never walk alone at night under any circumstances.
@@jessstrange199 Exactly! If for some reason you have to, I go armed. If you aren’t allowed or are personally against a firearm, there are many ways you can at the least give yourself a fighting chance. I’d rather have it & not need it as to need it & not have it. Also never, idc what time of day it is, walk or run while wearing headphones/earbuds. I know it’s better to run to but it causes you to be far too unaware of your surroundings & actually makes you a more suitable target for predatory people. I’d also love to believe horrible people aren’t as abundant in the world as they are but that’s not the reality & a quick glance at your area’s violent crime rate will dispel that notion. Even where it’s extremely low, it’s still usually too high for the amount of ppl who live there. The odds of something like this happening to you aren’t extremely high where I live but they’re not 0 so I play it as safe as possible. I don’t go out at night without a few others w me. It isn’t a %100 guarantee but it does make us all in the group less likely to be picked as a target.
I have taught students with Autism for many, many years, all of them quite different, some that were very cognitively challenged to others that were brilliant, with most in between. There is a saying that when you have met one person with Autism, you have met just one person with Autism, and that is because everyone is unique and you can't generalize. I am getting tired of attorneys using Autism as an excuse for their client's sick and twisted criminal behavior. Sick and twisted is who these criminals are, and then some of those are also on the spectrum.
My partner is bipolar. I've seen full on psychosis and mania many times, unfortunately. I have never once, been in fear of him doing anything, anywhere nearly as depraved as this monster. I didn't even think psychosis was a symptom of autism. For them to use that as a defence, was thankfully, never going to reach a point of legal mer it!
Words cannot express anymore how sick I am of hearing excuses for these pathetic, insignificant fing wimps! having been the reason that yet another lovely soul was violated & snuffed out! I grew up in a chaotic household too, not once has the thought of taking a life ever crossed my mind sober, drunk or otherwise??? The number of women murdered by these monsters is beyond staggering...And gee another fing loser who thought he should desecrate her memorial too, Dear God... My deepest sympathy to Eurydice's family, friends & fans. And thank you for the interesting yet sometimes very difficult to watch stories, Lucy in Canada
Bringing in in pictures and video of the messy house as part of the defense was definitely grasping at straws. Especially since they were adults at this point and could have cleaned it themselves.
Why do these men believe their sexual needs trump the right to live of these women ? Absolutely baffling. Also very shameful of the guy who defaced the memorial. You can be an anti-feminist without vandalizing the memorial of a rape and murder victim. Not only it is extremely disrespectful, that's just not the way to garner attention to your beliefs. Anyway. Rest in peace Eurydice. So very sorry.
And he said that he did it because the 'blatant man-hating upset him so much that he felt he had the need to make a statement for men's rights' Bahahahaha! By defacing a memorial of a rape and murder victim by drawing a big dick on it? What a piece of sh!t! No wonder women hate him. That is some straight up creepy crap right there.
It's less about sexual needs than it is about power and control and degrading the victims. Normal human beings masturbate, they do not rape and kill. There are professional sex workers they can see, but often they are raped and murdered too because they are seen as "easy prey". And this fat prick had a girlfriend - many of them do. Many rapists are married.......One in NZ for away with raping little girls under 12 for years....when finally caught the cops found out he had committed another rape 4 days after he got married, while still on his honeymoon - and he was a Jehovahs Witness who married within the church......
Every Australian remembers this awful event. I hope that although most of us know her for her tragic death, her friends and family remember her for her life.
WTF … the dude that vandalized the memorial of a murdered woman .. and thought he was justified “no offense to the victim “ but drew a di.k pick 🙄. Glad they caught him and glad he did time ..he was obviously still under the impression his actions were justified 🙄.. what I’d love to know is did he go on to have more criminal convictions.. he was a dodgy as f. As for the murderer well hope he is still locked up .. he’s the type should never be released.
So good that they judge ordered a dna sample from him. Clearly they saw he would be a significant risk in the future & this dna sample could prevent or solve any future attacks on women.
I had such a hard time watching this. I was going to stop. Yet, it was so heart-wrenching I kept watching. I felt I needed to give Miss. Eurydice Dixon her and her loved ones the respect and prayers she and her loved ones may need.
My heart goes out to Eurydice and her family. So horrible. I hope the poor animals trapped in that hell house have been saved. The pathetic misogynist who painted the symbol claiming “man haters” is a disgrace.
The pathetic misogynist needs to be watched. He defaced the memorial of a girl who was murdered by a man with male genitalia. He hates women and wants to sexually dominate them.
One evening a man followed me in a similar manner. I noticed him and managed to hide and get home safely, but I still wonder how you will pass by a random woman and decide that she is vulnerable and weak enough to take advantage.
Probably when she took off her shoes entering the park, sadly. Many people who are drunk will take off their shoes, and she likely was distracted by her cell phone. Of course we know that she was not intoxicated at all. Many will target women who don't seem aware of their surroundings as well. Carry something on you if you can, visibly, that can be used as a weapon; when alone always, appear vigilant (look around you all the time), and appear very confident in your body posture. And it's a good idea to take self-defense classes.
as a woman, I should have the freedom to do whatever I want, wear whatever I want, and whenever I want and not get attacked and judged! I will never be responsible for what happens to me and victim shaming should STOP
Everyone should be but REALITY says other wise. I should be able to go through any neighborhood where I grew up. I know better. The gangs and violence keep me on high alert. I gage risks when I have certain colors on. YES you do have to stay alert. Real life should make you aware of how dangerous the world is.
`I will never be responsible for what happens to me'' sounds a bit worrisome. Please take some martial-arts training! I am not blaming you for being a woman, but as a woman who got a black belt after being lucky enough to survive some stuff, that's my story. I am not blaming the antelope by being gotten by a lion, but to say evil does not exist is like saying the lion doesn't exist. She was playing a high-risk game, walking alone in a city at night after a public performance. Fate intersected her path with a predator, but she was exposed to a lot of people in her audience, too. Who knows, maybe this guy had even seen her before and predicted she could be walking home then. I have done this behavior myself; at least, when I was visiting New York City I did walk around at night alone, but not completely alone, like in Central Park. I was with window-shopping crowds, the crowds watching the ice skaters at Rockefeller Center, and such. She seemed to be doing this walking thru the park in the dead of night as a routine. I have even hooked up at a club and left with a strange man, but when I got weird vibes from him, I just ditched him on foot. Which of course put me at the mercy of the ``jungle,'' but, like I said, I've been lucky.
Agreed, but that’s not the world we live in hun. It’s just not reality. We cannot control every bad person before they act. Some of these people are literally born evil (look at serial killers). It’s just impossible.
I agree with your every word, but the reality is that predators will be around for a lot longer than we'd like. Meanwhile, we women need to care for each other's safety. I'd rather give my last dollars to a friend to get a taxi, rather than have her walk home through isolated spaces. Or arrange a lift. There are martial arts schools set up with women's situations in mind. This is not accepting responsibility for what might happen, but proactively countering the intentions of a would-be predator. Nor is it portraying women as victims, it is women showing themselves to be strong-minded and smart.
Yeah, my dad told me to get some martial-arts training when I went off to college or moved away; I appreciate my martial-arts degree more than I do my bachelor's degree.
This channel consistently creates such professional videos always presented in such a compassionate and empathetic manner. I appreciate how you cover cases that may not be well known from all over the world. As someone from Melbourne this was so shocking because she was so typical of a young person of this city simply coming home from a night out in a way that was standard for many of us. With a network of trams to easily get around, inner Melbourne is generally pretty safe although of course, as women, we are also always conscious that, unfortunately, we could at any time fall victim to some depraved individual.
That girl would of had no chance to defend herself against him. If he's so tough let's see how he fairs if the screws opened his cell a let a few lifers at him. That's justice, not life in a cell.
as a female comic i believe this is one of the main reasons why there aren’t as many female comics- having to travel alone at night is dangerous. i’ve had so many unpleasant and dangerous experiences coming home from gigs. 😢❤
Thank you for covering this crime story. I have never heard of it before, and thank you for presenting it in such a thoughtful and sensitive way. I hope her perpetrator never sees the light of day, and I'm glad that the man who defaced her memorial in the park got jail time because he needed to be taught a lesson also. Why do we as women have to be careful about everything we do? Why can't men be taught to respect and appreciate women for who they are? R.I.P. Eurydice 💔
I've been checking since 11am! ❤ What a horrific way to die! I hope he never gets out of prison! I can't believe that he has a girlfriend!🙄 RIP to Eurydice!😞
🇦🇺Thank you for this story. The narrator's voice is very respectful and I feel so much sympathy for the families of the victims. Great channel!! From Oz
It infuriates me as a 54 yr old, females cannot always count on getting home safely when we walk alone. I carry pepper spray, cat knuckles (similar to brass knuckles, only with ‘cat claws’), have a headlamp, and am aware of my surroundings, my family always has my gps, and I only wear one earbud, so I can hear what’s going on, and am not looking at my phone, which also has FIND MY PHONE app, just in case. 😢🤬🤬 And yet I am still considered prey for sick fucks that stalk us, and have deviancy and murder in mind. Eurydice (RIP❤) should not have had to change her habits. No one should have to! Sadly, women have been prey for far too long.
I like to think that, as a male, due to my upbringing and the insight gained from the experiences of female friends in my social circles, I have always had a pretty solid understanding of the daily challenges women in our society face due to the patriarchy, toxic masculinity, misogyny and downright evil present in our communities. Having said that, I recall, many years ago, a woman explained how carrying their keys, with the keys protruding out between their knuckles, was an almost innate action for many women when walking alone. It made me reflect on what "extra" protective measures I "innately" feel I have to take every time I walk alone. The answer, none. This realisation was profound. I have often discussed this "revelation" with women over the years and it continues to horrify me how many women have expressed taking the same, or similar, actions for self protection. I fully support the concept that women should not have to change their behaviours to feel safe. Men, as a collective, and society, have to change the attitudes and beliefs that underscore violence against women to prevent the ongoing assault on women, on a daily basis, perpetrated by those individuals who feel it is their right to dominate, terrorise, injure and murder women. RIP Euridice and all the women who have suffered as a result of this societal scourge.
@@mattbarneveld815 you are an utter virtue signaller. Absolutely ridiculous statement. You saying men don't get robbed? Shot? Attacked? Try looking up statistics of the gender of victims of crime. You walking around the dark alleys without a fear in the world? Shut it rambo, guys like you teaching women that they're the biggest victims and as if Australia has a murder and rape epidemic. Wow the West really has a bunch of exaggerators. I'm female and laughed out loud at your comment.
I live here in Melbourne where Eurydice was killed, and pepper spray, any kind of brass (or plastic) knuckles, or in fact carrying any defence weapon at all, is banned. Women are basically forced to be defenceless
The sad thing is, no matter what we say, no matter what we do, there will ALWAYS be dangerous people out there. We can teach people to be respectful and non-violent, and rightfully place the blame on the predators, but the danger will still exist. Telling people to be careful is legitimate. When you're in a cage with a tiger, the tiger won't keep from attacking you just because you tell it it's wrong.
I agree! My condolences to this family. But ladies please take caution and precautions. Take a self defense class. Carry pepper spray. As we see from these videos the world is full of evil and we need to always be on guard!
Yeah I thought the outrage over the police telling women to be mindful of their surroundings was ridiculous. As if the solution to stop rapists and murderers is to tell them they should not be doing it 🤦♂️
Thank you for covering this story, and Jill's. These ladies and many others have died here in Aus and around the world, purely because of evil men! The fact that his lawyers tried to say that being Autistic means he had a lower sense of what he was doing... Bull! Before people jump down my throat, my children are Autistic, I am Autistic, and I work with Autistic people. Just because someone is diagnosed with Autism, does not mean they don't know right from wrong. Infact much to the disgust of SOME Medical Professionals, they are sticklers for rules and regulations.
The feminists never waste any opportunity to turn a tragedy into a man hating witch hunt. Feminism is the bastard child of cultural Marxism. Cultural Marxism is the bastard child of Communism. Communism is the bastard child of Satanism. Feminism is a cancerous tumor that should have been lanced Years ago.
Always top content the most flowing and understandable presentation and mostly unknown but always interesting content.. I really dig T.C true crimes channel.... Never stop posting because know you are very appreciated... regards from the U.K.
Thank you for making this documentary. I remember when this happened not that long after the murder of Jill and more recently Paul Denyer coming up for a parole hearing. We hope he is never released back into the community.
Eurydice and Jill Meagher murder, shattered the safety of Melbourne women. I remembered I was so scared walking home at night after Jill Meagher murder, and felt really sad on what had happened.
How is it victim shaming and why do so many take this offence. Yes we ALL should be able to walk safely but the reality is it is not always safe to do so. No one can predict when and where an evil being is going to attack, sadly it can happen anywhere at any time to anyone, men women and children. But knowing that we do have a responsibility to keep ourselves safe and avoid wherever possible that may put us at risk. It's pointless blaming police for giving the only advice they can give, they are not super heroes with a 6th sense that can zoom in on perpetrators and come flying like superman and stop things happening. They are just ordinary people in a uniform.
Considering the fact that she was paying attention to her surroundings and was walking a route she had many times before, of course people are going to be outraged when the police suggest she should have been more attentive to avoid getting murdered
She was a bright young lady who loved to perform and make people laugh. Although nothing will bring her back, at least there is some satisfaction knowing that this cruel bastard struggled with the life sentence he was given and the subsequent denial of his appeal.
@@juanitarichards1074 - well for sure armchair sadism is preferable to real world sadism - bit it's possible to feel depressed about, and dislike, the former without minimising or ignoring the latter.
He said in that phone call to his dad that he was disappointed with how the murder went and hoped that the next one would go better, so assuming he would try and do it again
what never ceases to fascinate me is that perpetrators of sexually violent crimes believe they have a right to do what they do - because they could - because they wanted to - because they needed to --- but always have a problem owning it - and the so called justice system jumps in and demands protection for these nuts - we are doomed as a society - truly doomed - all the rhetoric in the world about protecting women matters not - when villains are never truly brought to book
I'm never going to understand why people get so pissy when authorities tell them that they should be mindful of their surroundings and watch out for themselves. It's called being self-sufficient and responsible. Why is that so terrible? My father told my sisters and I when we were teenagers that we should always be careful and be mindful of what's going on around us and not to let ourselves be put into a bad situation. He said that we should always be aware that somebody somewhere is going to try to do someone harm and he wanted us to be aware of that and be careful. There's nothing wrong in that advice. That's not victim shaming. Best called being responsible and mature and sensible.
It's 2023 . We are living in a generation where most people are offended, and looking for something to be offended by. Victimhood Mentality. I'm thankful when people actually care enough about me to tell me to be careful and be aware of my surroundings, and don't walk around at night. God bless.
It is because we want to raise the public bar for where people can feel safe, thinking that an emphasis on the most vulnerable of people will talk away that vulnerability. The only problem is that continued discussions and a consensus between the majority does not stop opportunists and a dangerous minority. What we need to do is to stop generalizing, thinking that everybody needs to agree with everybody about everything and accept that certain people and places will be dangerous to particular target groups unless we do something about it. Even if you double the amount of police on the streets, an opportunist cannot be stopped any earlier than the point where they are caught in the act. After that, justice can only be served once a killer has killed. If a person is mauled by a bear in a forest, you tell people not to go into bear country. You do not call for policymakers to act against anti-human bears that make people feel unsafe when they enter the forest. We think that we can control the actions of everybody by talking change into existence. Not everybody shares the same views though, and we are only luring ourselves into a false sense of security by demanding a safe environment everywhere we go. Talking and complaining about dangerous bears, cars, predators, etc., will not eliminate death by those things.
As a woman you'd never catch me in a park in the middle of the night alone. Never. She lives in a city with 5 million citizens. What she did was never safe - not now, not 100 and not 1,000 years ago.
I often think about this. I don't think the intent of the police chief was to victim shame, and that's not something authorities in Australia would intentionally do, in my experience. Having grown up there you have to understand we are still a bit naive when it comes to certain things. Crazy crimes don't happen so often and when they do the outrage is immense (I saw this myself growing up on the tough side of Sydney) and we don't have everybody carrying guns. To some extent it's still a more "innocent" culture. We must distinguish between shaming and offering options. No woman should feel unsafe. Sadly, it seems there will always been these sex criminals. I always warned the girls who worked for me in Las Vegas to be very careful in the multi-deck parking lots attached to the casinos which are just prime places to grab someone. I meant it in every caring way and they understood that. I always offered to escort women to their car if they wanted me to. We have to deal with reality but work to CHANGE the reality that women are less safe. That said, I have a 20-year-old son who didn't grow up as street savvy as me so I often give him advice: know your surroundings, if someone looks suspicious what is your escape route?, use shop window reflections if someone is behind you, if attacked go for the most vulnerable parts of the body and do so without hesitation or restraint, improvise a weapon if possible, etc. If something did happen to him, I would never shame him or say it was his fault, regardless of where he was. But I'd feel utterly shattered if I could have said something that would have prevented it. It is so difficult to talk about this issue because I get it: women deserve to be honored, not shamed. But I also believe in prevention for everyone. I hope I haven't offended any of the women here because that isn't my intent and I'm not sure how well I've expressed myself. I am a feminist and have volunteered for women's groups.
A woman has the right to get drunk and lie spreadeagled in the middle of a park at 3am whilst dressed like a stripper. Advising women against exercising such a right isn’t victim blaming, it’s a wise advice. Reality doesn’t give a s*** about human rights. BTW, what kinda man lets his GF walk him to his tram knowing she then has to walk alone through a park at midnight?
I hate it when people are assuming the police are blaming the victim when they tell the public to be safe and be aware of your surroundings. the police know first hand how horrible and disgusting people can be and unless the police are RIGHT THERE when they commit a crime they can not protect everyone. It is on us women to be careful, there is no stopping evil, we can not be in everyones mind and know what their intentions are. Bless this sweet girls family, I hope they find peace.
As a person on the spectrum it’s absolutely DISGUSTING to see people try and use it as an excuse, especially lawyers.
When did anyone try and use the Autism as an excuse? He was a sexual sadist.
Its their job to use every angle. Fair trial that exhaust all arguments
@@Tokiohotel192correct
Emotional patterns vary dramatically from person to person. You can compare all you want- but in reality, who you are has absolutely NO bearing on the inner workings of someone else's state of mind or being. In addition to that there are too many factors that weigh on what drives a person to do such a deed.
Lawyers work just for money and publicity!
He hoped the next time would be better?! He truly deserves the absolute worst for what he did to that beautiful girl.
Some good old fashioned prison justice is definitely needed in this case.
just imagine what his 'father' was like.
@@CourtneyTunbridge79 - True!
Yeah... I did a double take when I heard that. 😨
Yeah at that I audibly gasped. Tf.
I knew Eurydice's father, Jeremy, from the anarchist community in Melbourne, some 25+ years ago. My son was born exactly 9 months before Eurydice and I was lucky enough to hold her as a baby. I cried from start to finish when watching your video: it was one of the most touching tributes I've seen.
May her memory be a blessing
I knew him too. Met him on an Albanian basket weaving forum back in 2006.
I'm sorry 😞
@@Quizackim sorry but thats so unbelievably niche (in a good way) how did you get into that
@@lurjiit’s a troll comment
The part of this despicable event that really shocked me is when he told his father about his actions, saying that he didn’t enjoy the brutal attack and “felt like shit afterwards,” but hoped the next time would be better! WTH!?! He not only felt completely comfortable sharing what he had done to this beautiful girl, he openly admitted to planning to do it again but hoping for a more positive outcome. I can’t help but think his father had a similar psychopathy and had shared it with his son, which might explain why his son felt secure enough to discuss his vicious & violent attack on a innocent young woman!
When he was named as the killer, I stalked him on facebook. His dad featured on his FB page, and, not surprising, he was a misogynistic, emotionally impotent neanerderthal... or as we say here in Australia, "a right dick"....
welcome to the real world
I thought as much too. How bold was he to say it over a jailhouse phone knowing full well that all conversations are recorded. I hope his so-called lawyers heard that before defending him.
What a shame!!
Sometimes nutty folks just confess their deeds without a care🤷🏽♀️ plenty of ppl have told others about their killing and have been promptly reported to the authorities.
he didn't say that for dad but for clout inside aka the convicts around him... look, when you are in college... the more violent you are the more people leave you alone... no one messes with the guy permanently maiming people... he's trying to make himself out like a stone cold killer... and he's not... he's soft... even the way he stalked her wasn't confident... he's just trying to get some bones is all... I'd call him out quick like on it, too... if he wasn't such a slob he might make a good wife 🤔
I have gained a lot of respect for this channel since the first video that I watched. But I have even more respect, due to how respectful you were to Eurydice, as you told her story. You didn't just speak about what happened to her. You spoke about who she was, and what she loved. Your empathy and compassion here is noticed. It's why I am very supportive and loyal to this channel.
85% of TC channels talk about who the victims were and not just the case which is exactly how it should be. If we can hear greusome details of the last moments of their life we can take 2 minutes to hear the impact they made before that.
@@alannah5882 yes and no- channels like this one with longer format are able to go into backstories more. i don't get the appeal of short-form TC content, for it's just basically listing tragic events.
The creators of this channel have a clear respect and sensitivity. And they don't make awkward and stupid comments in between narrations unlike some other independently run true crime channels.
Everyone has the same delivery. No different than Dateline or 48 Hrs. Everyone talks specific details about the victim.
Same!! No added narrative! And just calming story telling
Euridice’s father is indicative of what an epic human being she clearly was! His empathy even for his daughter’s killer speaks volumes to what a quality person he is! Thoughts and prayers to both families. May Euridice rest in peace and her memory live on.
If Eurydice's father is any indication you can tell they are people of courage, compassion and grace. Even through pain and loss he was able to extend his sympathies to the other side dealing with grief. What a class act 😢
I was sure that she had a good Dad behind her. This case is the classic battle of good vs evil. Gotta love your children!
The fact that Eurydice's father, Jeremy Dixon, was able to extend sympathy to those who love Jaymes Todd shows what a truly remarkable person he is. I'm not sure I would be able to do the same in his position.
Absolutely a true 'class act'...what a father. wow Prayers to him and Eurydice's loved ones. Amen to them all. That was so hard for him to do I'm sure, but as they say when you forgive...you live...when you can't forgive you carry it with you and it tries to destroy you.
no one loved that predator. the neglect and disfunction all around him aided in creating this beast
Todd is a psychopath.
No remorse, no possible rehabilitation.
I hope that life in prison means really life.
Rest in peace, Eurydice.
My condolences to all of her loved ones.
He will be eligible for parole at sometime. Our sentencing here is an absolute joke!
Thank you for telling Eurydice Dixons story. It still infuriates me. His lawyers were so determined to get him off just because he’s on the spectrum. If you can do the crime then you are responsible for it. I don’t give a crap what illness you have. Rest In Peace Eurydice. ❤
well said
If you aren't willing to try any dishonest approach to trick the jury into letting a client off the hook, defence lawyer is not the job for you.
I can't believe that nothing is done to stop strategies like forcing sex crime victims to go into detail about things the guy made her say and do because many victims refuse to come back to court and the client gets off.
Spectrum or not he was our late and imo if he was out alone then he was aware of right and wrong.
she skipped over him admitting to the rape? or did he not?
@@jr7845 this guys a joke but your comment doesn't really make sense. The time of day and color of the sky doesn't determine one's mental capacity.
What a lovely statement her Dad made. The fact he said that his daughter would hope that Tod gets better and he has sympathy for his family - what a kind man.
Sad thing is ….he won’t get better. This killer is a psychopath so there’s no hope for him
Weak.
Her father is weak. If that was my daughter, I'd be livid and want blood. The father looks like a man who never had a fist fight in his life so he wouldn't even be able to defend her if this happened before his eyes. Weak man.
The guy that desecrated this girl's memorial...what a pos!
At least the so called man haters don't abduct, beat and rape and kill men......we aren't stalking them all over the place, peeping in their windows, pinching their underwear off clothes lines, exposing ourselves in public for the shock value, nor hunting down snuff movies with male victims......
Damn right. I hope that creep is living 24/7 misery.
I'm glad he is in the public eye. James Knott. Disgusting sexist lowlife.
And unapologetic about it. I was pleasantly surprised when the judge ordered that he submit his DNA because they saw the danger. And they'd be right. Anyone evil enough to do something like that, someone who has that kind of hatred, should be watched.
Was actually glad to hear he didn't turn up for community-service a few times, so he ended up doing time!
Autism does not make a murderer
I 100% agree and am so sick and tired of it being used as a defence for bad behaviour
Yeah and it was so satisfying hearing that the judge didn't buy it.
Addendum to that, not only are autistic people not evil by default in the slightest, they, along with other neurodivergent/ disabled folks are more likely to become the VICTIMS of murder.
Look out for your autistic brethren, all of you. Especially where their caregivers are involved.
absolutely im autistic I know right from wrong he's just a scumbag
Yeah it seems pretty clear that that was really dumb tactic the defense was trying to use that is obviously just plain stupid. They made it pretty clear I think that it was about the sexual sadism. And probably partly his upbringing, but neither of those have anything to do with a possibly comorbid diagnosis that didn't really have anything to do with it.
American here: Why can’t our CCTV be anything like this clear!?… especially like parks and Walmart!?? ..That dude turned his self in because he had no choice. The only thing that wasn’t on that security video was his Social Security number and his mother’s maiden name! Best wishes from across the pond to the young lady’s family, they’ve been through a lot.
This is just one case. It is not representative of CCTV clarity nationally.
@@eadweard. Yes, however, we here in the US are behind in other areas that we shouldn’t be. High speed transit for instance, but our CCTV is finally coming out of the dark ages. How many other countries use “spike strips”? They actually have highway systems with embedded stops! They have good roads!
@@numberone5680 Totally depends on where you are.
I've seen clearer CCTV footage here in the US than the footage in this video. Walmart is a private company. If you don't like the quality of their loss prevention equipment, then you could always complain to them about it or just don't shop there. Walmart is a magnet for criminals and criminal activity anyway.
Maybe work on the gun control first mate.
Thanks for telling her story.
As a woman who worked/hung out in the area when both Eurydice and Jill Meagher were murdered… It was a rough time…..
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Poor Eurydice - the terror she must have felt at the end! James Todd is a monster! His crime cannot be blamed on Autism - I believe he was born broken and his upbringing only encouraged his depravity. Eurydice's father's statements at the end were very gracious. Thank you for sharing Eurydice's story and also who it was who defaced her memorial.
Yes, a symptom of having ASD is not violence, it’s about so much else, but not that. It is offensive to those children and people with ASD to even suggest that his ASD is why he committed this horrific crime. RIP from Melbourne 💜
As someone with autism I can vouch for the fact that violence is not a symptom.
Autism may not be paramount, but there could have been other factors tantamount that may have fed into the sadism diagnosis that did get him locked up (IIRC during the trial (which you can find in AustLII), some testimony came out that he’d choked a previous girlfriend during a sexual encounter (whilst it was not overly violent it may have set a precedent for things to come..)
Mental disorders doesn't make them kill, it's their evil behavior! a lot of people with autism and other mental disorders out there live a productive life in society. If you take a life, you forfeit your own life regardless of how old you are and whatever disorders you have. He should be glad he can still be released, which is ridiculous as he will do it again. Sexual predators don't change, they get worse and worse.
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You are correct in all aspects but one - autism is not a mental disorder
Very rarely does someone who has a mental illness actually commit a crime let alone a murder. Listening to people who know this pos, i dont understand what traits put him on the autusim spectrum.
I agree with the above comment- it is not a mental disorder.
I'm autistic and am a Veterinarian and successful law student. Being on the spectrum is not limiting or an excuse for criminality. During veterinary school at unimelb, would always spend my breaks at this exact park which is very large and scary.
Hope her family gets the justice they deserve.
Eurydice's and Jill Meagher's murders were so shocking here in my home town. I've followed both cases carefully and was struck by the differences between the women and the perpetrators. Both ladies were confident, accomplished, much loved and had many, many friends. Their attackers however, lacked any recognizable substance as human beings. The nature of human beings makes it unlikely that we'll ever have a society free of danger to women or each other. It's a flaw unique to us. RIP Eurydice and Jill ♥
Well until we invent a mind reading chip planted into someone's head at birth and gives emergency signal to the law enforcement as soon as the person entertains any thought of hurting someone else
Evil People,both men and women, will always exist. It's the crappy laws that uk needs to change. Leftist ideology is for losers
Unique to us?! Every species on earth has at least some like that. Everyone should be safe, no doubt. That's not reality. Ppl need to be able to protect themselves, whining about how things should be, does nothing. Take w/e steps we can to defend ourselves and our families. The more prepared society is as a whole, the less violence there'll be. Evil preys on the weak. Period. They won't stop bc they're sick. If we're not weak, we're not victims. Simple. But ppl would rather complain and do nothing.
@@thevolatilitywhisperer7616: Your reply says a lot about you. I hope you get the help you need.
@@thevolatilitywhisperer7616 animals do not hunt down prey to rape and murder them: to them, prey is a food source. You're talking in terms of an ideal world. No such thing. You can be prepared to the hilt but you're equally as vulnerable to those who mean harm as anyone else.
As a woman (now 74 years old) I have always had to be aware of my surroundings especially when on my own at night. It’s sensible and logical. I am still careful when I go out although that isn’t very often any more. I have had a couple of scares where I moved away from where I was standing because my instincts told me I would be wise to. Ladies, listen to your “gut” and DON’T ignore it.
It’s terrible this young lady wasn’t safe. RIP dear girl.
Nowadays if you say women shouldn’t be out late alone at night especially when drinking you are told you’re victim blaming but reality is women have always been at risk of being hurt by strange men from beginning of time it’s never gonna change
@@deepblack2193 exactly ,even at home woman are target if predator watch them. 😔😰
@@deepblack2193 Well said. That's exactly how I feel about the situation but I guess I shouldn't really be surprised that you can be accused of victim blaming just for telling women to be careful and take as much responsibility as they can for their safety while out and about especially at night and alone. That's why I wasn't the least bit surprised that the cops got flak just because they were advising women to take responsibility for their safety which we should because whether we care to admit it or not we are more vulnerable to these kinds of horrific crimes. Some people just don't want to listen but burying your face in the sand from facts doesn't alter it in the slightest.
I'm 58 and I agree with you. It's not victim blaming or taking any fault away from a perpetrator but it is logical and is common sense that you dont do anything to assist them. You have to do everything you can to protect yourself. What you *should* be able to do and what you *can* do in reality, are very different things. I think the police were trying to be sensible and trying to look after & protect others, and were not victim blaming. After all, why put yourself in a scenario you may not be able to escape?
Autism does make it more difficult to control your emotions, but it does not make you violent (other than maybe thrashing around or hitting yourself during a meltdown) It is a MYTH that autistics lack empathy. We are actually more likely to be OVERLY empathetic.
Truee.
Actually, some autistic people do lack the ability to demonstrate empathy or have difficulty with understanding empathy, but of course not all do. Oddly enough, I've noticed this to be more of an issue with so-called 'high-functioning' autistics and Asperger's. Plus most autistic people do understand the difference between right and wrong
I have a student who is only 8 and he hits me and other students when he makes a mistake in a drawing he wants to do. All the students have to move. I stand my ground and he hits. I have warned the parents that this can only get worse, he shows no empathy until he needs something then he starts talking to me and being friendly. It’s a cycle where his anger gets out of control and there is a victim. He completely understands what he is doing and what he has done but he doesn’t care. I only see a bad future for him and anyone close by because nothing is being done to curb this behaviour. He also has complete access to TH-cam and the internet. He has an obsession with death. I do fear for his future victims. So. Some autistic people are exactly like him or will be. It’s no excuse. He deserves life in prison.
Adeline claiming illnesses she doesnt even understand... lol !
@@Raysonmyfeet the parents suck.
How fitting, in the end, that the meaning of the Greek name _Eurydice_ means *Broad Justice*. And she was the daughter of Apollo, god of light, which seems fitting after hearing Jeremy Dixon speak so eloquently with such compassion.
Thank you for paying such a beautiful tribute to Eurydice.
From a Melbournian fan 🐨
Thank you for this. She seemed like a beautiful, creative young woman. Heartbreaking.
Literally 6 months later Aya Masaarwe like Eurydice was also making her way home from a comedy club, again in melbourne, she was also raped killed and set on fire...these cases scar me.
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@@broncotrolly Sounds like he’s busy, mate.
OMG. Clearly the powers that be need to do more. Police on the beat, call boxes, better lighting. There will always be evil individuals so as a society we must do all we can to prevent rather than cure. Surely that's where a chunk of our taxes should go.
As an Aussie, this is beyond disgusting and actually shows some of the worst traits a human can have.
I know Australia's murder rate aren't as high as some countries but the disturbing nature in which the killers commit the crimes are beyond anything you could think another human was even capable of. Annita Coby's murder is still one of the worst in Australia but ones like this aren't far off being as horrific. I send so much love to her family and friends. It breaks my heart that such a young girl with such a bright future, was taken by someone who just decided to act out a fantasy.
Just because you live in australia doesn’t mean murder can’t still happen idiot
i see so many awful tc cases from australia and im wondering what the hell is in the chicken nuggets down under
Anita Cobby, Belanglo backpacker murders, Sian Kingi, Tiahleigh Palmer, Carly Ryan, Kandelys and Karli, Snowtown, Peter Dupas, Mr. Stinky, Mr. Cruel, Jill Meagher, Truro, The Family Murders, Beaumont children, Kirsti and Joann, Janine Balding, Frankston/Tynong North, Claremont, Paul Denyer, Port Arthur, Derek Percy....Aussies, Brits and Canadians have some very sick minds...
As a woman I don’t think I’ll ever feel completely safe walking home alone after dark.
It is terrible that there are predators among us. May you always be safe.
When our children leave the house for school. We tell them to be safe.
We tell loved one's to drive carefully. And PLEAD with them to stay safe while on a night out.
This is the world we live in, and we must all ensure our safety so far as we are able.
We should take the same advice we instill in our children. This isn't a sermon, I'm simply mindful of your fears. Peace.💐💜
@@bundyted3857 Richard Cranium.
You aren't statistically more like to be attacked in that scenario. Men are. So, as a man, I'm telling you to be aware of your surroundings at all times.
@@bundyted3857LOL Ted, what are you doing on TH-cam? I thought you were up in Heaven with Jeffrey Dahmer and the little baby Jesus 🙏.
What a gracious man her father Jeremy was when he spoke outside the court. To say that he hoped his daughter's murderer would get better, is a truly humbling comment. Wow.
Thank you so much for covering this! Happened about a 10 minute walk from me and I remember all of the details so vividly. Women were so terrified but it was beautiful how everyone came together for her.
I'm originally from Sydney but remember what a great city Melbourne is. It was wonderful to see the community come together to honor this young woman. It shows that cities can have a "small town feel" when people come together.
Honestly I think we were more furious than terrified. I’m very proud of Melbourne
He actually said ‘the next time he does this”?! 🤯🤯 Separate note: I love your channel. ❤❤ I look forward to every episode. You’re so respectful and informed.
He chose to do what he did. It was an active decision and he must face the consequences
That's kind of what happened.
I'm tired of people trying to make a case for why they should get a short sentence or no time at all just because mental illness is involved (and I have mental illness!). In my opinion, if someone has the kind of mental illness that would have experts believing they had diminished responsibility, well, that person _clearly_ shouldn't be on the streets to risk reoffending. I hate robbers and the like, but at least they might not reoffend if their life situation improves. Someone mentally ill (with an incurable illness or an illness where people can neglect treatment) should be monitored all the more.
@@LadyAstarionAncunin i'm pretty sure in many places, innocent by reason of insanity still gets you a lifetime in a mental institution if you commit murder. Is this not the case in australia?
Duh. NO shit.
I’m from this part of the world. I can’t stress enough the anguish we felt as a country for Eurydice, just as we did for Jill. And, the collective shame & guilt. We failed Eurydice in the most catastrophic and unforgivable way. Our criminal justice system is run by the criminals- judges, lawyers, & offenders alike.
A little timeline just of the 2010’s of stranger murders against women which we had here in Australia (not a comprehensive list)
•28 June, 2014. 32yo Renea Yukling Lau of Hong Kong was rap ed & murdered on her way to work in the morning, in Melbourne CBD. A homeless man was convicted & sentence to 33 years.
• 17th March, 2015. 17 year old Masa Vukotic was stabbed 49 times to death, in a park in Doncaster. Sean Price selected her at random. He had planned to kill someone. He said he chose Masa because she stopped on her walk & talked to the birds like Snow White- this was normal for Masa. She really was like a real life Snow White. She lived with wanderlust, an innocence. She was very academically gifted & planned on becoming a lawyer. Masa begged for her life. People found Masa & desperately performed CPR, just like with Eurydice. Paramedics tried in vain.
Price is a diagnosed sociopath & sexual sadist. From 2002, he’d been convicted of murder, rape, & armed robbery. He’d in fact been convicted of a disgusting 200 criminal convictions. He had met with his parole officer the day prior. For months they had documented his rapid deterioration, & rhetoric discussing a hatred for women.
After killing Masa, Price immediately then went on a spree, including car jacking, robbery, and breaking into a Christian bookshop & rap ing the woman working in there.
• 5 June 2017. A receptionist in a brothel was held hostage & murdered, and another lady working as a sex worker was also held hostage by Yacquab Khayre in Brighton, Melbourne. Police classify it as terrorism.
• 13 June. Eurydice is murdered.
• 16 January, 2019. *_Aya Maasarewe was on her way home from a comedy club in North Melbourne when she was ra ped & murdered_ Cody Herrmann was sentenced to 36 years imprisonment.
• 25 May, 2019. *_Courtney Herron was murdered in Melbournes Royal Park_* . Courtney longed to one day become a social worker. At the time she was facing many struggles, & was homeless. She met a fellow person who was homeless, Henry Hammond the day prior. She had been kind to him, & paid for his dinner at a restaurant. A few hours later as they walked through the park, Henry Hammond bashed Courtney to death with a tree branch over an utterly horrific 50 minute attack. He was found not guilty due to Schizophrenia, & sentenced to 25 years in a psych hospital.
This list is not comprehensive. Some murders receive extensive coverage. Others are treated as a mere footnote- particularly if victims are homeless, women of colour, etc.
One thing we see is that these guys always have prior history. The greatest predictor of future behaviour is relevant past behaviour, especially if they have a pattern.
Victims are completely lost to the system. They’re harmed or killed twice over. First, when they’re attacked or murdered. Then again in the criminal justice system when their voice is taken from them.
They’re blamed for their own demise or assault. _She was walking home alone. She was drunk. She was wearing a short skirt. He was working as an escort. He was using tinder to meet a stranger_
On, and on, and on.
I can’t imagine the horror and anguish for all the ancillary victims- the person to find Eurydice and give CPR to an asphyxiated, nude- and dead - young woman.
The paramedics- of whom ours are amongst the very best in the world, and had no chance in saving Eurydice. But they tried anyway.
The police. The forensics.
The pathologist. The family liaison officer. The staff at the pub/comedy club. The last patrons to watch Eurydice perform.
Eurydice fought for her life with everything in her body, everything she had.
Ultimately Eurydice was not only fighting that man, but the entire justice system to fail her, without her ever even knowing.
I can’t fathom the anguish, grief, guilt that her boyfriend feels- a guilt which is not his to carry. I hope he feels pride for loving Eurydice in the way that he did whilst she was here, and the way e he will continue to love Eurydice for the rest of his life.
The pain of her beloved boyfriend and family, all of Eurydice friend- of which it’s clear Eurydice had more than most of us can imagine. And the colleagues whom cherished her so.
The police’s message was important- but very poorly delivered.
Ultimately, we _do_ need to be educated on how to keep ourselves safe. Why? Because our justice system will not ensure that we’ll be kept safe. It will fail us- again, and again, and again.
Just like the criminals it is supposed to convict- the greatest predictor of future behaviour is relevant past behaviour.
And we see, so clearly, what that relevant past behaviour looks like in our criminal justice system.
Thank you for how you covered this. You really captured the collective grief we felt as a nation, especially for Victorians.
Ballarat only has a population of 100,00.
And 10,000 of their residents showed up to March in Eurydices honour. 10% of their city.
That speaks volumes of the impact & outrage we felt as a community.
But Eurydices Dad said it so perfectly. It’s clear where Eurydice got her incredible nature, heart, compassion from. What a beautiful family.
It really shows the mix of nature & nurture. The offender grew up in trauma, neglect, squalor.
Eurydice grew up with trauma.
But she clearly also grew up nestled in the most beautiful, nurturing, kind, empathic, & generous family.
We all have choice.
And Eurydice chose to live her life as a beacon of love.
I’m so inspired by this. We remember Eurydices life, not her death.
And what a life she lived.
I’ll carry Eurydices message with me. I’ll be a better friend, daughter, sister, global citizen.
Thank you, Eurydice. The world is such a better place for having you in it, and I am so sorry that you were taken far too soon.
May we all carry a little more love, a little more light, a little more laughter with us. A little piece of Eurydice in our pocket, making the world a little bit better.
My love to Eurydices partner, Dad, siblings, friends, colleagues, and fans.
We remember Eurydices light.
I’m sure lots of good info but a tip-avoid the ‘wall of text.’ Better to make several comments. Or better yet, your own YT vid with your info that you can link to.
Thank you so much for this. It's very well written and I don't mind that it's a long read.
@@jamiemetcalfe7945I agree with you, It opened up my mind a lot ..I found it a very interesting read ❤😢
@@nhmooytis7058 I’m sure lots of good tips, but a tip- next time avoid the commenting tips in response to a comment you never read. better to make informed comments. Or better yet, your own comments with a word count you’re comfortable with.
@@ScoobyDoozy I did skim it but still believe several shorter posts would get more views, YMMV.
Demon. They're everywhere. You can't even walk home.
Too bad it’s not easy for women to concealed carry in Aussie.
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@@nhmooytis7058 like that helps the situation in the US, hardly, most women dont like to walk around bars with firearms on them even if they are allowed
@@leob4403 they think guns will help as if the rapist won’t have a gun also.
@@adambane1719 I was saying he is a demon...so it's singular.
I think I'd go mad with rage and frustration if I ever lost a loved one in this way. The thought that their final moments were spent terrified and in pain, that the last person they saw was the person murdering them, would haunt me forever. I have so much admiration for Eurydice's father to still be so compassionate.
My youngest sister was 16 when she was murdered and left on the bank of a canal. I know my parents never got over her death. Even now, 40 years later, I sometimes have horrible dreams about her last moments.
I agree. When I watch any crime-murder video like this, I always think what the person's last minutes were like and it is horrifying. We all need to be our best selves and to watch out for each other. The city of Melbourne did itself proud by its outpouring of grief and respect. They gave victory to grace.
@@terryskidmore6739 so sorry for your tragic loss.
How dare murderers use the judicial system to appeal convictions in an attempt to reduce their sentence! If you don’t want to spend 30+ years in prison, you may want to control your behaviour and not murder people! That’s the best way to not rot in prison!
@@LilStoops whom are you talking about
@@LilStoops such a sad, pathetic troll. looking at your other comments on this channel, they’re extremely predictable. this is how you choose to spend your life, your miserable existence. so pitiful
It's absolutely right that the criminal justice system has checks and balances that include the capacity to appeal against convictions and sentences.
If you watch true crime, you see that a common defense for a woman who murders her partner is to slander his reputation by making false claims about what he did to her and why she is a victim. Unfortunately, the real victim is dead and can't defend himself. Often the truth comes out threw evidence (thank god). Very common theme.
@@LilStoops - but totally irrelevant to this case.
I just want to say that her name is so incredibly beautiful. I’ve never heard it before. It’s such a shame that this is how I’m learning her lovely name.
If you are interested in the myth of Eurydice research Orpheus. She was the daughter of the Greek god Apollo and her name means *Wide Justice*
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@@AthyDuGard..."Wide Justice"...
Oh my...
Thank you for this note...
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I agree...🇿🇦
This channel is among the best in crime drama. I love the narrators voice and delivery, always easy to understand and without judgement. Having lived in Australia for many years, some of those in Melbourne, I feel a sense of affinity with this story and know the places described very well. RIP Eurydice, may the Angels give you wings to fly.
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I could never be a criminal lawyer. I could not live with that on my conscious knowing I would be defending a piece of shoe scum such as this one. May he rot in that jail. I am so grateful to the judge in this case. Thank goodness! The general public deserve to be forever protected from 'people' like this who are clearly unrehabilitatable. I wish more judges gave out sentences like these. For some, parole should NEVER be an option and this pos is a good example. Full respect to Jeremy for his grace and compassion. Full respect to this channel.
Criminal Law is extremely important. If you win a case with a client that you *think* actually did it, then you either won because there wasn’t enough evidence to convict them which is a good thing as a court must have enough evidence to convict all people. Or the law was violated in some way by the police, which means you’re ultimately defending rights in general, not just theirs. The fact that Miranda Rights exist is due to a criminal defence lawyer defending a rapist. The entire court system is built on precedents that make it a fairer system for us all. If one person has to get away with a crime for everyone else to have a fairer court, then IMO that’s worth it.
I believe in a full and fair defence. But what bothers me is that "defence" seems to mean you can do anything to "win." Surely the rules and the limits of both legal defence and prosecution need to be much better defined and not allowed to use tactics that deviate from, omit, or distort the truth.
The job involves ensuring a credible defense per the law. It doesn’t mean you agree with the perpetrator.
Eurydice’s father’s speech was so beautiful. She must have been a lovely, fun, and sweet person. Rest in Peace sweet angel & God Bless her loved ones 🙏🏽💔
Yeah god blessed the shit out of her loved ones wouldn't you say! 🤬
Thank you for sharing beautiful Eurydice's story. This case completely shook our entire city. The police's despicable comments outwardly blaming her, raising ridiculous conversations in the media and the community in general about how "Eurydice would have been safe if she had taken a ride share instead of walking through a dark park alone in the middle of the night" it was absolutely disgusting to hear the sheer amount of victim blaming that occurred as a result of Victoria Police's statements.
When her murder was officially caught, his lawyer's disgusting attempts to blame him being on the spectrum for his actions caused a massive outcry in the community. Much like the beautiful Jill Meagher, Eurydice's name and story will never be forgotten. They were both taken way too soon 💛
My local police force does this too. They put up signs in the city centre saying "Warning: Pickpockets operate in this area" - and a month later put leaflets through our doors advising us to mark our valuables with our postcode in UV ink, in case of burglary. It's disgusting.
@ارس ءزص Well indeed.
Some people don’t have the right to live among us 🥺🥺🥺
Since we don't know which ones, we should be careful and not wonder in the middle of the park at midnight
Please don't victim blame. The killer at fault here, not Eurydice.
@@BurnItUpp2009 it is not victim blaming. It is educating people (esp young females) that there are a lot of situations that can become dangerous and that they can't handle it and should avoid it. A young girl shouldn't walk in the park by herself at night. That's common sense. It is using this tragedy to avoid others. Unfortunately in our todays irrational, emotional and individualism such common sense is perceived as victim blaming and aggression. The killer was at fault for sure.
I for one will never put my self at risk by walking home alone and expect to rely on others for safety. Thats not victimn blaming its called welcome to the real world not wishfull ideals
@@robotzombie2481 yes. I was walking in a wooded area yesterday and there wascthis young girl walking by herself. So dangerous
This whole case is tragic, no doubt, but I think it was hearing her father speak to the press that caused me to almost start sobbing. What grace, strength, and dignity! It's now easy to see where Eurydice got hers from. Another excellent episode; I thank you.
Life in Prison is the only sentence that makes sense, both the prosecution & defense agreed he is a sexual sadist and there is really no current treatment for that. He is a danger to the public and must be put away.
RIP Eurydice Dixon
You are a beautiful soul ❤
35 years and he could be up for parole...let's hope he never gets it because for sure he'll repeat his actions!
The death penalty would make a lot of sense.
@@levithewonderdog335 Parole and bail should never have been invented in the first place
in nz we would call that a harsh sentence, sure he would get life, but the non parole period would probably be half that
Execution makes the most sense above all, though. He literally will not stop. And he'll get out of prison when he's still young enough to be a mobile terror. We'll have forgotten this case by then, but I'd wager that he'll be doing something else, whether caught or not. It's why I don't like how the U.K. and Australia do their life sentences. The U.S. isn't perfect, but when they say "life without the possibility of parole," that mean l-i-f-e.
I remember this case - my own neighbourhood didn’t feel safe after we’d heard about it. My mom wouldn’t even let me walk the 5 minutes from the shops home
I love how sensitive and human a portrayal of this case has been by you. Great work. 🖤
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Damn this is infuriating. The massive spectrum of humanity’s yin-yang is insane. Thanks as always for such a thoughtful, respectful story, TC.
Those sentences should run consecutively.
When your friends life is taken in such circumstances something diabolical takes place in the mind. I heard the news of my friends rape and murder on the radio news. The grief was more than I could handle at the time. My mind wouldn't stop still. Not for any waking moment. I took ages to settle down but the grief has never left me. I came face to face with her rapist/ murderer six years later. He was free after such a short time and my grief came back. I confronted him and promised to kill him as soon as I was sure I would get away with it. That was twenty six years ago. He took what I said seriously and vanished overnight. Grief for my beautiful friend still claims me today. I miss her terribly every time she comes to mind.
It must be beyond horrific to go through that. It is hard enough just seeing these stories as a stranger.
I have never heard of this case so thank you very much for covering it.
Eurydice May you rest in peace 💜
What a courageous and compassionate father. He is a light in this tragic story.😢❤
Her Dad showed amazing bravery & compassion, I fear that if I were in his shoes ( rightly or wrongly ) I would want that monster sat in an Electric Chair.
Same. I give him major respect , but I'd want him in a chair if he took my daughter/son's life. I believe in forgiveness, but I also believe in consequences. He should get the chair & let God handle him.
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@@amandalidey329 , no death penalty in Australia. 35 years is a bloody good life sentence here.
Amen
@@amandalidey329 I would volunteer to pull the switch. The victim gets the death sentence, and the perp gets 3 squares a day and a nice place to live with cable TV. Makes no sense to me.
i still remember her and jill. i’m from perth but it was on the news every night. these really had an effect on the nation
Glad he was caught sooner rather than later, he was going to reoffend for sure! 😮
You do such a honorable service to these victims. You are by far “The Best “ crime related channel on TH-cam. Thank you for your hard work putting forth your content. You are very appreciated & I always look forward to upcoming stories from you.
Funnily enough I was pretty curious if they had caught the one who had vandalized her tribute. The fact they did and what happened to him was the best part of this video.
It definitely was satisfying.....and to know this dolt could've avoided jail time was infuriating yet he ultimately wouldn't as a result of his own actions.
@@CornvilleConsigliere I just wish he’d gotten longer than 5 months.
A complete lowlife
@@AthyDuGard his name and face are known. He will face consequences decades after he served the time, and anyone who defends him will get harassed. it’s inevitable. And that’s honestly the bigger satisfaction: that he will forever be tainted with this
Imagine hearing about a woman’s sexual assault and murder and trying to make it about “men’s rights.” Sadly, you can find these knuckle draggers all over the internet and walking among us. Glad they got his DNA
Thank you Truly Criminal for covering Australian stories and particularly Melbourne ones as this is where I live. As soon as the first words were spoken I recognised our Aussie accent! 💜
i really wish you could upload a few video's a week but one a week gives us something to look forward to
Disrespecting the dead is really sick. 😢
No matter the protest message, that is not the way or place to make it. As well as grossly disrespecting the victim and her loved ones, it undermines your point and, in this case, I question the vandal's mental health.
Live in sweden and look forward to your videos every saturday night, its 8.30 pm now❤
Hello Sweden, have a nice evening from here in the UK.
@@Erebus.666. thank u, you too!
Hi from Australia. It’s 5.00am Sunday. Hope your enjoying your weekend.😊
Him saying that "next time would be better" creeped me out. What a sick individual.
Eurydice’s father is the definition of class. What a wonderful father.
Definitely. Extending his sympathy for his daughter's killer and the people around him was the kindest act.
Reminding ppl to be mindful of their safety is not victim blaming, it’s solid advice.
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Thank you!
Absolutely. I haven't walked alone at night in over a decade. After a couple of bad experiences. My advice is a woman should never walk alone at night under any circumstances.
@@jessstrange199 Exactly! If for some reason you have to, I go armed. If you aren’t allowed or are personally against a firearm, there are many ways you can at the least give yourself a fighting chance. I’d rather have it & not need it as to need it & not have it. Also never, idc what time of day it is, walk or run while wearing headphones/earbuds. I know it’s better to run to but it causes you to be far too unaware of your surroundings & actually makes you a more suitable target for predatory people.
I’d also love to believe horrible people aren’t as abundant in the world as they are but that’s not the reality & a quick glance at your area’s violent crime rate will dispel that notion. Even where it’s extremely low, it’s still usually too high for the amount of ppl who live there. The odds of something like this happening to you aren’t extremely high where I live but they’re not 0 so I play it as safe as possible. I don’t go out at night without a few others w me. It isn’t a %100 guarantee but it does make us all in the group less likely to be picked as a target.
@@jessstrange199 or man. If you MUST go in groups.
I have taught students with Autism for many, many years, all of them quite different, some that were very cognitively challenged to others that were brilliant, with most in between. There is a saying that when you have met one person with Autism, you have met just one person with Autism, and that is because everyone is unique and you can't generalize. I am getting tired of attorneys using Autism as an excuse for their client's sick and twisted criminal behavior. Sick and twisted is who these criminals are, and then some of those are also on the spectrum.
And the autistic community is tired of it, too.
Exactly
My partner is bipolar. I've seen full on psychosis and mania many times, unfortunately. I have never once, been in fear of him doing anything, anywhere nearly as depraved as this monster. I didn't even think psychosis was a symptom of autism. For them to use that as a defence, was thankfully, never going to reach a point of legal mer
it!
My son is on the spectrum, 7 years old. I cannot see him becoming a predator. He has so much empathy so I consider that a good sign.
@@wilymommy418 Nobody thinks their child will grow up to be a predator lol. You can’t predict criminality based on their empathy at 7 years old.
Words cannot express anymore how sick I am of hearing excuses for these pathetic, insignificant fing wimps! having been the reason that yet another lovely soul was violated & snuffed out! I grew up in a chaotic household too, not once has the thought of taking a life ever crossed my mind sober, drunk or otherwise??? The number of women murdered by these monsters is beyond staggering...And gee another fing loser who thought he should desecrate her memorial too, Dear God...
My deepest sympathy to Eurydice's family, friends & fans.
And thank you for the interesting yet sometimes very difficult to watch stories, Lucy in Canada
You're right. I feel the same. There is no excuse. They are just useless pos.
Totally
Bringing in in pictures and video of the messy house as part of the defense was definitely grasping at straws. Especially since they were adults at this point and could have cleaned it themselves.
Why do these men believe their sexual needs trump the right to live of these women ? Absolutely baffling.
Also very shameful of the guy who defaced the memorial. You can be an anti-feminist without vandalizing the memorial of a rape and murder victim. Not only it is extremely disrespectful, that's just not the way to garner attention to your beliefs. Anyway.
Rest in peace Eurydice. So very sorry.
And he said that he did it because the 'blatant man-hating upset him so much that he felt he had the need to make a statement for men's rights' Bahahahaha! By defacing a memorial of a rape and murder victim by drawing a big dick on it? What a piece of sh!t! No wonder women hate him. That is some straight up creepy crap right there.
Even cursory research into psychopathy will completely disabuse you of your bafflement.
@@eadweard.Why are so many men psychopaths then? Stupidly glib answer.
It's less about sexual needs than it is about power and control and degrading the victims. Normal human beings masturbate, they do not rape and kill. There are professional sex workers they can see, but often they are raped and murdered too because they are seen as "easy prey". And this fat prick had a girlfriend - many of them do. Many rapists are married.......One in NZ for away with raping little girls under 12 for years....when finally caught the cops found out he had committed another rape 4 days after he got married, while still on his honeymoon - and he was a Jehovahs Witness who married within the church......
@@eadweard. No, it still baffles me. I can pretend to understand it but it's still baffling and hurts my brain to try to understand.
Every Australian remembers this awful event. I hope that although most of us know her for her tragic death, her friends and family remember her for her life.
If she hadve been transgender would've been celebrated by sky news Australia 🇦🇺
Poor girl guys like that should never be allowed to see society again…they have lost their right to live as a normal person…RIP ❤
Thanks for the empathy you bring to the victims in the cases you cover.
WTF … the dude that vandalized the memorial of a murdered woman .. and thought he was justified “no offense to the victim “ but drew a di.k pick 🙄. Glad they caught him and glad he did time ..he was obviously still under the impression his actions were justified 🙄.. what I’d love to know is did he go on to have more criminal convictions.. he was a dodgy as f.
As for the murderer well hope he is still locked up .. he’s the type should never be released.
So good that they judge ordered a dna sample from him. Clearly they saw he would be a significant risk in the future & this dna sample could prevent or solve any future attacks on women.
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I had such a hard time watching this. I was going to stop. Yet, it was so heart-wrenching I kept watching. I felt I needed to give Miss. Eurydice Dixon her and her loved ones the respect and prayers she and her loved ones may need.
My heart goes out to Eurydice and her family. So horrible.
I hope the poor animals trapped in that hell house have been saved.
The pathetic misogynist who painted the symbol claiming “man haters” is a disgrace.
The pathetic misogynist needs to be watched. He defaced the memorial of a girl who was murdered by a man with male genitalia. He hates women and wants to sexually dominate them.
One evening a man followed me in a similar manner. I noticed him and managed to hide and get home safely, but I still wonder how you will pass by a random woman and decide that she is vulnerable and weak enough to take advantage.
Probably when she took off her shoes entering the park, sadly. Many people who are drunk will take off their shoes, and she likely was distracted by her cell phone. Of course we know that she was not intoxicated at all.
Many will target women who don't seem aware of their surroundings as well. Carry something on you if you can, visibly, that can be used as a weapon; when alone always, appear vigilant (look around you all the time), and appear very confident in your body posture. And it's a good idea to take self-defense classes.
as a woman, I should have the freedom to do whatever I want, wear whatever I want, and whenever I want and not get attacked and judged! I will never be responsible for what happens to me and victim shaming should STOP
Everyone should be but REALITY says other wise. I should be able to go through any neighborhood where I grew up. I know better. The gangs and violence keep me on high alert. I gage risks when I have certain colors on. YES you do have to stay alert. Real life should make you aware of how dangerous the world is.
`I will never be responsible for what happens to me'' sounds a bit worrisome. Please take some martial-arts training! I am not blaming you for being a woman, but as a woman who got a black belt after being lucky enough to survive some stuff, that's my story. I am not blaming the antelope by being gotten by a lion, but to say evil does not exist is like saying the lion doesn't exist. She was playing a high-risk game, walking alone in a city at night after a public performance. Fate intersected her path with a predator, but she was exposed to a lot of people in her audience, too. Who knows, maybe this guy had even seen her before and predicted she could be walking home then. I have done this behavior myself; at least, when I was visiting New York City I did walk around at night alone, but not completely alone, like in Central Park. I was with window-shopping crowds, the crowds watching the ice skaters at Rockefeller Center, and such. She seemed to be doing this walking thru the park in the dead of night as a routine. I have even hooked up at a club and left with a strange man, but when I got weird vibes from him, I just ditched him on foot. Which of course put me at the mercy of the ``jungle,'' but, like I said, I've been lucky.
Agreed, but that’s not the world we live in hun. It’s just not reality. We cannot control every bad person before they act. Some of these people are literally born evil (look at serial killers). It’s just impossible.
I agree with your every word, but the reality is that predators will be around for a lot longer than we'd like. Meanwhile, we women need to care for each other's safety. I'd rather give my last dollars to a friend to get a taxi, rather than have her walk home through isolated spaces. Or arrange a lift. There are martial arts schools set up with women's situations in mind. This is not accepting responsibility for what might happen, but proactively countering the intentions of a would-be predator. Nor is it portraying women as victims, it is women showing themselves to be strong-minded and smart.
Yeah, my dad told me to get some martial-arts training when I went off to college or moved away; I appreciate my martial-arts degree more than I do my bachelor's degree.
Eurydice comes across as an incredibly beautiful soul. Her fathers speech was empathetic and brave. Eurydice will be remembered ❤
I always look forward to this channel
This channel consistently creates such professional videos always presented in such a compassionate and empathetic manner. I appreciate how you cover cases that may not be well known from all over the world. As someone from Melbourne this was so shocking because she was so typical of a young person of this city simply coming home from a night out in a way that was standard for many of us. With a network of trams to easily get around, inner Melbourne is generally pretty safe although of course, as women, we are also always conscious that, unfortunately, we could at any time fall victim to some depraved individual.
I wish they'd just throw him to those inmates... they would deal with him properly
That girl would of had no chance to defend herself against him. If he's so tough let's see how he fairs if the screws opened his cell a let a few lifers at him. That's justice, not life in a cell.
They will get him. lnmates have a special treatment for rapists and murder of women
@@fionagrant2023 it's people like him who commit the rapes in prisons, rather than being the victims of them.
@@fionagrant2023 Eh.... no they dont !!!
Pathetic little neckbeard wimp, they'd have some fun with him
as a female comic i believe this is one of the main reasons why there aren’t as many female comics- having to travel alone at night is dangerous. i’ve had so many unpleasant and dangerous experiences coming home from gigs. 😢❤
Oh my god, her family are incredible people. Her dad's remarks...
Thank you for covering this crime story. I have never heard of it before, and thank you for presenting it in such a thoughtful and sensitive way. I hope her perpetrator never sees the light of day, and I'm glad that the man who defaced her memorial in the park got jail time because he needed to be taught a lesson also. Why do we as women have to be careful about everything we do? Why can't men be taught to respect and appreciate women for who they are? R.I.P. Eurydice 💔
All men? Even your dad?
I've been checking since 11am! ❤ What a horrific way to die! I hope he never gets out of prison! I can't believe that he has a girlfriend!🙄 RIP to Eurydice!😞
James Todd looks a little like another POS by the name of Caleb Fairly,
So many murderers have normal lives. You never know who's who.
Another excellent video. Thank you for your intelligence, compassion and honesty.
Sadism isn't the product of mental issues. It's the product of EVIL. That poor girl died because of evil.
🇦🇺Thank you for this story. The narrator's voice is very respectful and I feel so much sympathy for the families of the victims. Great channel!! From Oz
It infuriates me as a 54 yr old, females cannot always count on getting home safely when we walk alone.
I carry pepper spray, cat knuckles (similar to brass knuckles, only with ‘cat claws’), have a headlamp, and am aware of my surroundings, my family always has my gps, and I only wear one earbud, so I can hear what’s going on, and am not looking at my phone, which also has FIND MY PHONE app, just in case. 😢🤬🤬
And yet I am still considered prey for sick fucks that stalk us, and have deviancy and murder in mind.
Eurydice (RIP❤) should not have had to change her habits. No one should have to!
Sadly, women have been prey for far too long.
I like to think that, as a male, due to my upbringing and the insight gained from the experiences of female friends in my social circles, I have always had a pretty solid understanding of the daily challenges women in our society face due to the patriarchy, toxic masculinity, misogyny and downright evil present in our communities. Having said that, I recall, many years ago, a woman explained how carrying their keys, with the keys protruding out between their knuckles, was an almost innate action for many women when walking alone. It made me reflect on what "extra" protective measures I "innately" feel I have to take every time I walk alone. The answer, none. This realisation was profound. I have often discussed this "revelation" with women over the years and it continues to horrify me how many women have expressed taking the same, or similar, actions for self protection. I fully support the concept that women should not have to change their behaviours to feel safe. Men, as a collective, and society, have to change the attitudes and beliefs that underscore violence against women to prevent the ongoing assault on women, on a daily basis, perpetrated by those individuals who feel it is their right to dominate, terrorise, injure and murder women. RIP Euridice and all the women who have suffered as a result of this societal scourge.
This is why the 2A is so important. It gives women a fighting chance.
Your 56 year old ass has NOTHING to worry about, lol !
@@mattbarneveld815 you are an utter virtue signaller. Absolutely ridiculous statement. You saying men don't get robbed? Shot? Attacked? Try looking up statistics of the gender of victims of crime.
You walking around the dark alleys without a fear in the world? Shut it rambo, guys like you teaching women that they're the biggest victims and as if Australia has a murder and rape epidemic. Wow the West really has a bunch of exaggerators.
I'm female and laughed out loud at your comment.
I live here in Melbourne where Eurydice was killed, and pepper spray, any kind of brass (or plastic) knuckles, or in fact carrying any defence weapon at all, is banned. Women are basically forced to be defenceless
The sad thing is, no matter what we say, no matter what we do, there will ALWAYS be dangerous people out there. We can teach people to be respectful and non-violent, and rightfully place the blame on the predators, but the danger will still exist. Telling people to be careful is legitimate. When you're in a cage with a tiger, the tiger won't keep from attacking you just because you tell it it's wrong.
I agree! My condolences to this family. But ladies please take caution and precautions. Take a self defense class. Carry pepper spray. As we see from these videos the world is full of evil and we need to always be on guard!
Yeah I thought the outrage over the police telling women to be mindful of their surroundings was ridiculous. As if the solution to stop rapists and murderers is to tell them they should not be doing it 🤦♂️
@@jkim1241Well it would certainly have a better effect than blaming a woman who has just been raped and murdered for not being safe enough
I love and appreciate your posts so much! ❤ Just wish I didn’t have to wait a full week for the next one, makes me sad 😢❤
Thank you for covering this story, and Jill's. These ladies and many others have died here in Aus and around the world, purely because of evil men!
The fact that his lawyers tried to say that being Autistic means he had a lower sense of what he was doing... Bull! Before people jump down my throat, my children are Autistic, I am Autistic, and I work with Autistic people. Just because someone is diagnosed with Autism, does not mean they don't know right from wrong. Infact much to the disgust of SOME Medical Professionals, they are sticklers for rules and regulations.
The feminists never waste any opportunity to turn a tragedy into a man hating witch hunt. Feminism is the bastard child of cultural Marxism. Cultural Marxism is the bastard child of Communism. Communism is the bastard child of Satanism. Feminism is a cancerous tumor that should have been lanced Years ago.
Always top content the most flowing and understandable presentation and mostly unknown but always interesting content.. I really dig T.C true crimes channel.... Never stop posting because know you are very appreciated... regards from the U.K.
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Thank you for making this documentary. I remember when this happened not that long after the murder of Jill and more recently Paul Denyer coming up for a parole hearing. We hope he is never released back into the community.
autism has absolutely nothing to do with what this guy did.
Eurydice and Jill Meagher murder, shattered the safety of Melbourne women. I remembered I was so scared walking home at night after Jill Meagher murder, and felt really sad on what had happened.
How is it victim shaming and why do so many take this offence.
Yes we ALL should be able to walk safely but the reality is it is not always safe to do so. No one can predict when and where an evil being is going to attack, sadly it can happen anywhere at any time to anyone, men women and children.
But knowing that we do have a responsibility to keep ourselves safe and avoid wherever possible that may put us at risk.
It's pointless blaming police for giving the only advice they can give, they are not super heroes with a 6th sense that can zoom in on perpetrators and come flying like superman and stop things happening. They are just ordinary people in a uniform.
Considering the fact that she was paying attention to her surroundings and was walking a route she had many times before, of course people are going to be outraged when the police suggest she should have been more attentive to avoid getting murdered
I’d argue the vandalism should’ve been considered terroristic in nature.
She was a bright young lady who loved to perform and make people laugh. Although nothing will bring her back, at least there is some satisfaction knowing that this cruel bastard struggled with the life sentence he was given and the subsequent denial of his appeal.
I always find it depressing that people get satisfaction out of others suffering - even murderous rapists.
Jails would make a fortune if we could take our own baseball bats etc in and use this pile of garbage as a chew toy.
@@simonw1313 Not nearly as depressing as the horrific crimes against women and children.....
@@juanitarichards1074 - well for sure armchair sadism is preferable to real world sadism - bit it's possible to feel depressed about, and dislike, the former without minimising or ignoring the latter.
@@simonw1313 I never feel depressed about killers and rapists getting whats coming to them. It makes me happy.
Was that a one off? Does someone really start his predatory career with something this horrible, especially a murder?
He said in that phone call to his dad that he was disappointed with how the murder went and hoped that the next one would go better, so assuming he would try and do it again
I literally watched all your videos, thank you for doing this❤.
what never ceases to fascinate me is that perpetrators of sexually violent crimes believe they have a right to do what they do - because they could - because they wanted to - because they needed to --- but always have a problem owning it - and the so called justice system jumps in and demands protection for these nuts - we are doomed as a society - truly doomed - all the rhetoric in the world about protecting women matters not - when villains are never truly brought to book
Love her name...absolutely beautiful.
It sounds like a urinal tract infection. 🤷
I'm never going to understand why people get so pissy when authorities tell them that they should be mindful of their surroundings and watch out for themselves. It's called being self-sufficient and responsible. Why is that so terrible? My father told my sisters and I when we were teenagers that we should always be careful and be mindful of what's going on around us and not to let ourselves be put into a bad situation. He said that we should always be aware that somebody somewhere is going to try to do someone harm and he wanted us to be aware of that and be careful. There's nothing wrong in that advice. That's not victim shaming. Best called being responsible and mature and sensible.
It's 2023 .
We are living in a generation where most people are offended, and looking for something to be offended by.
Victimhood Mentality.
I'm thankful when people actually care enough about me to tell me to be careful and be aware of my surroundings, and don't walk around at night.
God bless.
It is because we want to raise the public bar for where people can feel safe, thinking that an emphasis on the most vulnerable of people will talk away that vulnerability. The only problem is that continued discussions and a consensus between the majority does not stop opportunists and a dangerous minority. What we need to do is to stop generalizing, thinking that everybody needs to agree with everybody about everything and accept that certain people and places will be dangerous to particular target groups unless we do something about it. Even if you double the amount of police on the streets, an opportunist cannot be stopped any earlier than the point where they are caught in the act. After that, justice can only be served once a killer has killed.
If a person is mauled by a bear in a forest, you tell people not to go into bear country. You do not call for policymakers to act against anti-human bears that make people feel unsafe when they enter the forest. We think that we can control the actions of everybody by talking change into existence. Not everybody shares the same views though, and we are only luring ourselves into a false sense of security by demanding a safe environment everywhere we go.
Talking and complaining about dangerous bears, cars, predators, etc., will not eliminate death by those things.
As a woman you'd never catch me in a park in the middle of the night alone. Never. She lives in a city with 5 million citizens. What she did was never safe - not now, not 100 and not 1,000 years ago.
I often think about this. I don't think the intent of the police chief was to victim shame, and that's not something authorities in Australia would intentionally do, in my experience. Having grown up there you have to understand we are still a bit naive when it comes to certain things. Crazy crimes don't happen so often and when they do the outrage is immense (I saw this myself growing up on the tough side of Sydney) and we don't have everybody carrying guns. To some extent it's still a more "innocent" culture. We must distinguish between shaming and offering options. No woman should feel unsafe. Sadly, it seems there will always been these sex criminals. I always warned the girls who worked for me in Las Vegas to be very careful in the multi-deck parking lots attached to the casinos which are just prime places to grab someone. I meant it in every caring way and they understood that. I always offered to escort women to their car if they wanted me to. We have to deal with reality but work to CHANGE the reality that women are less safe. That said, I have a 20-year-old son who didn't grow up as street savvy as me so I often give him advice: know your surroundings, if someone looks suspicious what is your escape route?, use shop window reflections if someone is behind you, if attacked go for the most vulnerable parts of the body and do so without hesitation or restraint, improvise a weapon if possible, etc. If something did happen to him, I would never shame him or say it was his fault, regardless of where he was. But I'd feel utterly shattered if I could have said something that would have prevented it. It is so difficult to talk about this issue because I get it: women deserve to be honored, not shamed. But I also believe in prevention for everyone. I hope I haven't offended any of the women here because that isn't my intent and I'm not sure how well I've expressed myself. I am a feminist and have volunteered for women's groups.
Amen!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very compelling vid- good job 👍🏻 such a sad story.
A woman has the right to get drunk and lie spreadeagled in the middle of a park at 3am whilst dressed like a stripper. Advising women against exercising such a right isn’t victim blaming, it’s a wise advice. Reality doesn’t give a s*** about human rights.
BTW, what kinda man lets his GF walk him to his tram knowing she then has to walk alone through a park at midnight?
I hate it when people are assuming the police are blaming the victim when they tell the public to be safe and be aware of your surroundings. the police know first hand how horrible and disgusting people can be and unless the police are RIGHT THERE when they commit a crime they can not protect everyone. It is on us women to be careful, there is no stopping evil, we can not be in everyones mind and know what their intentions are. Bless this sweet girls family, I hope they find peace.
Thanku for her story , here in England I have never heard of it , rip beautiful lady , GONE TO SOON 😢
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