i dont think it would make a SVU episode but

in my city back when school was in, there was this guy who chased around school busses waving to the kids...

with only a shirt on...

no bottoms at all...

it was disgusting.

A sick real life event would be the recent one in the news of the monster who raped and tortured a 24 yr old woman for 19 hours. Thank God he will spend the rest of his life in jail. There should be a law to castrate these bastards who rape women and children.

There is. Chemical castration. If the convict request it - he can get actual castration instead. It's an early release deal, usually. A male can still get an erection after being castrated, though. F.Y.I.

He can just find another way to torture a woman; he doesn't necessarily need his penis. Fry his ass, so that he can't hurt anyone else!


ANDREA

This sounds like an SVU episode waiting to happen...

Horrific football hazing case shakes NM town
By TIM KORTE, Associated Press WriterTue Sep 23, 4:16 PM ET

It was shocking enough when six high school football players were accused of sodomizing six younger teammates with a broomstick during training camp. But the scandal was raised to a whole new level when the coaches were accused of turning a blind eye to the hazing.

Since then, Robertson High's head football coach and all five assistants have resigned, and prosecutors are considering charges against adults and youngsters alike.

The incident has turned student against student in the town of 14,000, and subjected some of the school's athletes to lewd taunts from spectators.

"I'm very sad, so very sad for these young men," said Veronica Sanchez, a retiree who knows one of the victims and one of the accused. Her friends and family, she said, are split "kind of 50-50" on whether to blame the coaching staff or the older players.

The scandal unfolded at a four-day, mid-August preseason training camp in the mountains west of Las Vegas, a predominantly Hispanic, once-booming Old West town 60 miles from Santa Fe, now known for its stately Victorian homes.

According to state police reports, a group of juniors assaulted several younger teammates over two days, holding the victims down while a broomstick was forced into their rectums over their athletic shorts.

Police did not find out about it from school officials; instead, a state police officer whose son is on the team learned of the allegations through his wife, a camp volunteer.

The alleged ringleader was expelled from school. The others — some of them veteran members of the highly successful team — were suspended through the end of the school year. The six victims returned to the team.

Several residents declined to give their names but expressed disbelief, frustration and embarrassment over the case, along with anger — some directed at the coaches, some at the media inquiring about the scandal.

On the field, the Cardinals — who played in the state championship game in each of the past three years, winning the title in 2005 and 2006 — have struggled, losing their first three contests by lopsided scores of 51-7, 34-6 and 35-13.

"These are young kids in a difficult, difficult environment," said Bob Rothstein, an attorney for several victims' families. "They have to go to school every day and they're still trying to play football on the team. They certainly didn't want to be exposed in this way."

School Superintendent Rick Romero said spectators at some opposing schools have taunted the Robertson girls' soccer team and a middle school girls' volleyball team with "references to broomsticks and other very inappropriate sexual innuendoes."

A school district investigation released earlier this month accused the coaching staff of not adequately supervising the players and failing to look into the initial reports of hazing. District Attorney Henry Valdez in Santa Fe said coaches and school administrators could face charges of failing to report child sexual abuse.

According to a state police report, an assistant coach told the other coaches during training camp "that some sort of hazing incident involving broomsticks was happening." Another coach walked into a cabin to see "a player on his stomach on the ground, with his legs spread open," while a teammate held a broomstick, the police report said. The coach told the players to "cut it out" and the group broke up.

Romero said the coaches believed they had intervened in time to stop a hazing incident. But "as our investigation has unfolded, we learned that it had already happened," the superintendent said.

That afternoon, according to the police report, head coach Ray Woods called the players together and told them that if any hazing was going on, it needed to stop.

When Woods asked if anyone had been violated, one 15-year-old player raised his hand. But before the boy could elaborate, other players began making jokes, the report said. Several coaches told investigators that because of the laughter from the players, they didn't believe the allegations were serious and took no further action.

On Day 4 of what was supposed to be a five-day camp, Woods was approached by concerned parents. He gathered the boys again, insisting they identify those involved. Woods immediately kicked several players off the team, training camp was cut short, and the squad was put on a bus and taken back to the school.

There they were met by a group of parents, four state police cars and at least eight uniformed officers, plus Capt. Toby Dolan, who had learned of the allegations through his wife.

In an interview, Romero said school officials did not immediately notify authorities because they were not sure exactly what had happened.

"We were doing things based on the best information we had," he said. "At that time, neither I nor the athletic director, nor, I believe, the head coach knew the degree of the severity of the actions."

Romero said lessons about bullying — already a regular part of the elementary school curriculum — are planned with students at all grades. High school students will also learn about sexual harassment.

"This was a very violent, very serious form of bullying," the superintendent said. "Until we do a better job of identifying and dealing with it, this is not going to be the last time we hear about it."

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Associated Press Writer Melanie Dabovich in Albuquerque contributed to this report.

I've got an ugly headline for you. John J. Jamelske, Manlius, NY. Back in 2002, he'd kidnapped a 16 year old girl, kept her chained in his underground bunker for four months, before he decided to start taking her out to places as his "girlfriend." Even took her to a bar when she sang some songs. She finally got a message to her sister, and was rescued in October of 2002. She wasn't his first. He'd held, raped and tortured 4 other women (that they know of) in this little bunker of his. Built it between 1983 and 1984, 3 feet under his lawn, (2) 12' rooms with 8' ceilings, all the comforts of "home." These other women had been let go, and went to the police, who didn't believe them! This guy lived in a nice neighborhood, just the guy next door, with a wife and kids and his own little torture chamber right under their feet. The wife died, and the kids moved on, and 'ole Johnny just kept on enjoying his twisted little life. Neighbors suspected nothing, even when he'd had that hole dug and the cement poured back in the '80's - and oh, gee, everyone living around him were so shocked when he was arrested and his bunker dug up. The good out of it : his house and all his possessions that were worth anything were sold after he went to jail, and the money distributed amongst the five victims. Back then, I drove truck for a costume shop, and went past this man's house nearly every day. Think that didn't creep me out? Want to read about it, you can pull it up under "manlius underground rapist."

^^ I'd be creeped out too. Glad he got caught!

I have a few from my area:

http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/local...at=&sid=101

-42 yr old mother; unlawful sex with a minor, drug possession and illegal gun possession


I can't find any links for two other stories from my area, but I tell ya about them anyway.

One: There was some creepy looking old guy that would go around to city parks, libraries, etc. and go into the boy's restrooms and put cups in the urinals so he could later drink the urine. I think he got probation (don't remember), and he's banned from ever using a public restroom.

Two: A former lawyer would go around wearing a long coat and shoes...nothing else. When he would see a woman, he would take the coat off and take pics of their reaction. He went for a few years without getting caught, too. I don't remember what his sentence was/is, though.

omg the guy was DRINKING other people's pee! Now I've heard it all...

I went to college in PA, and this is one of the story's that broke my junior year. I figured this would be a good SVU episode given the subject matter...
http://www.nbc10.com/news/11146328/detail.html

Nasty, huh?!

Now that would make a good SVU episode. I could maybe understand doing that stuff at home, but to be doing it at school...that's disgraceful.

I used to live just outside of Syracuse, NY - now I live in South Dakota - we get some crazy stuff out here, too, but no where near the caliber of NY crazy. One of the kids who use to live at my house lost his mother to a real whacko - she was last seen leaving a bar out on the East Side, looking for a ride home - hitchhiking. She was found the next day, in the driveway to a quarry, barely alive. Someone ( or some someones) had near beat her to a pulp, raped her, tortured her, then stuffed lit M-80's inside her and blew her up - she was alive when they found her - died on the way to the hospital. Her son used to be a really cool, straight kid - now he suffers from severe mood swings, psychiotic behavior. The police still haven't found her killer(s), but they suspect it might have been this one crazy who kidnapped a couple of cheerleaders, held them captive in a cabin up in the woods, before killing them, chopping them up in a wood chipper, and driving along the old logging roads, tossing parts out the window. Hunters found the pieces. That guy hung himself with a shoelace tied to the table they were investigating him from. They left the room, came back, he's dead. It's no wonder a good share of the cop shows are based in NY City. (Sorry, don't mean to knock NY, but after awhile of lving there, you just get numb.) I work for the government, probating out estates, so I see all manners of death, but NOTHING like that kind of crazy.

he put M-80's inside of her and blew her up! Omg seriously...wtf is wrong with people!?

I know this isn't really a shocking thing because you do hear about it all the time, but there was recently a case by my house where five children were found in deplorable living conditions. Think: dirty clothes and dishes everywhere, garbage, human waste, rotting food, etc. And the parents were nowhere to be found...the kids were ages 1-5...I can see that somehow playing into an SVU case...

The actual Clark Rockerfeller case only involved kidnapping..and thankfully had a good outcome for the child...but the case is nevertheless bizzarro (this man has lived under so many aliases...he claims to not know who he really is. He claims to have no memory of his childhood, etc.) His behavior is VERY strange.
SVU could expand the story...but the foundation is there.

That is sound interesting. They should be taking your idea and film it.

I found this story as I was searching the internet... Florida Teen Commits Suicide on Web Cam

It would make a good SVU story...

OH, yes, you know one of the L&O's will take on that one...maybe not SVU, but easily the other two.

Also, that case of the news reporter that was brutally beaten and died in her home recently...so horrid.

I'm also watching for the case that is in the courts right now, against a foster father, who allegedly beat the little girl into a coma. They eventually removed life support...and the girl LIVED. She is out of the coma, but severely brain damaged.

ITA, Irish. The writers should focus more on the news. Some of them are interesting enough.

I had a telephone chat with a friend the other night. I thought this would make a great SVU episode

Abused Children who kill their Parents