Lured to NYC for free lodging while stripping but ended in rape attempt. Bumped by SamHexum!

[marylander1940]

Gee, your new headline makes this everyman-slice of life-human interest story seem lurid, perverted, and filthy.

 

THAT should attract a lot of new views. GOOD GOING! :rolleyes:

 

I like to paint it yellow.

 

Any suggestions by @MikeBiDude @LivingnLA or you would be appreciated.

[samhexum]

I like to paint it yellow.

 

I guess 'black' was easier for Mick to rhyme.

 

 

 

Although... Mellow, Bellow, Cello, Fellow, Jello, Hello... We could Paint It Yellow!

[LivingnLA]

https://nypost.com/2018/08/15/muscular-model-allegedly-tried-to-kill-roommate-over-sexual-advances/

 

And since this thread is in The Gallery, here are a couple of early pics from Tracy's Instagram. Scanning his comments and posts, he sounds fairly thoughtful and rational for a guy his age in the industry he was pursuing.

 

 

[hairyhorny415]

Did this guy end up going to jail? I've gone into a google rabbit hole trying to find out without much success.

[LivingnLA]

Did this guy end up going to jail? I've gone into a google rabbit hole trying to find out without much success.

 

https://scallywagandvagabond.com/2018/09/geoffrey-tracy-pleads-not-guilty-nyc-stabbing/

 

Who knows? I haven't seen anything in the news since the reports last year. He's claimed it was self defense. A claim an ex-boyfriend says is laughable. The above article mentions he was released on $500,000 bail. His instagram is still active except it's now private. If you search in the New York state court system, his next hearing is in late October.

Edited September 30, 2019 by LivingnLA

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Color me cynical. Stabbing someone 16 times reeks of intense passion, not a spontaneous reaction from a quick feel. I'm thinking it was rooted in a dispute about contractual monetary obligations. On a more gruesome side-note, survival from 16 stab wounds suggests sub-standard stabbing abilities.

[jjkrkwood]

I could, if it weren't YOUR thread. :Do_O:cool:

 

Forgive @marylander1940 , he's become the Rudy Giuliani of this board ! :p

[jjkrkwood]

Color me cynical. Stabbing someone 16 times reeks of intense passion, not a spontaneous reaction from a quick feel. I'm thinking it was rooted in a dispute about contractual monetary obligations. On a more gruesome side-note, survival from 16 stab wounds suggests sub-standard stabbing abilities.

 

Maybe it was a butter knife ?

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Maybe it was a butter knife ?

OMG, how delightfully sick.

[marylander1940]

Forgive @marylander1940 , he's become the Rudy Giuliani of this board ! :p

 

are you senile? Well dark rooms sooner or later affect the mind....

[jjkrkwood]

are you senile? Well dark rooms sooner or later affect the mind....

 

not senile yet, and its not the darkness, its the lack of correct blood flow from being on my knees most of the time !

[marylander1940]

not senile yet, and its not the darkness, its the lack of correct blood flow from being on my knees most of the time !

 

on your next birthday we'll raise money to buy you some knee pads.

 

[LivingnLA]

Color me cynical. Stabbing someone 16 times reeks of intense passion, not a spontaneous reaction from a quick feel. I'm thinking it was rooted in a dispute about contractual monetary obligations. On a more gruesome side-note, survival from 16 stab wounds suggests sub-standard stabbing abilities.

 

A crime of passion is a defense strategy to undermine the mens rea aspect of a criminal case because our laws treat premeditated criminal intent more harshly. You're right that 16 stabs suggest a loss of control, rage, extreme fear, and other things as well. We don't know the details. We'll see what happens as the case moves forward.