Domestic Slaves Freed in London

[Diwundrin]

Guess you've all been following the story of the three women kept as domestic slaves for 30 years in a house in London?

Well, does anyone know where I can get one please?

 

[Warrigal]

Stop it, Di.
Every time I laugh I get a coughing fit.

:badgirl:

 

[SifuPhil]

Guess you've all been following the story of the three women kept as domestic slaves for 30 years in a house in London?

Well, does anyone know where I can get one please?

... and they call ME warped ... :yesmaster:


I hadn't even heard about this until you mentioned it, then I just saw a little something on CNN about "invisible handcuffs".

Of course now my interest is piqued, if only for my own applications of the technology ...

 

[Diwundrin]

Sorry Phil but there's nothing kinky or mysterious about 'invisible handcuffs', it's only a term applied to a marriage certificate.

When it comes to staying free of that form of domestic slavery call me Spartacus!

 

[Jillaroo]

I see the morons who kept them captive for 30 yrs are out on bail:wtf:

 

[SifuPhil]

I see the morons who kept them captive for 30 yrs are out on bail:wtf:

Wait, what, already?!?

They're not even British, from what I understand ...

I also just find it odd that in all of 30 years those women could not have left there - were they THAT susceptible to control?

Something doesn't smell right ...

 

[Jillaroo]

Apparently they were brainwashed and if they did go to the shops one of the morons was with them at all times, they are even suggesting some kind of cult may be involved, it's scary when you think who your neighbours could be.

 

[babyboomer]

Morons? Mabe not? Maby they just bypassed Mothers in law!

 

[SifuPhil]

Apparently they were brainwashed and if they did go to the shops one of the morons was with them at all times, they are even suggesting some kind of cult may be involved, it's scary when you think who your neighbours could be.

Yeah, that's definitely interesting - I love this kind of stuff. Not actually doing it, of course - I mean studying the motivations behind it.

Thanks for the update - I'll have to follow this one.

 

[Jillaroo]

Here's a link the the UK Daily Mail with a bit more on the story Phil

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...looked-like-normal-family-arrested-1970s.html