I am a father of a young woman ,Whom was or had an attempt made by an employer ,
He groped her and then tryed to force her into a walkin reefer. The police say
well its her word agenst his, He owns a business in this small town, The cops
say do what you have to discreatly, Your daughter will be draged through the mud
if you file a report. He had people working off the books and his brother was in
the country without a
work visa , he had a girlfriend on the side ect, Well the IRS paid him a visit
as did State tax people, The INS sent his brother back to Italy and his wife was
told wnere he was screwing his girl friend. And he got stomped a few times by
Unknowns. I just wanted to kill him but this is better.
Do what you have to scum like that will always use booze as an excuse to molest
or abuse women. What is next LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Just a fathers .02 Carl E.
Michael Graziano wrote:
> Please folks.
>
> Enough of this. I only really needed some opinions from those who were
> familiar with the British legal and law enforcement system as to what they
> thought were good LEGAL alternatives for us to take. The additional support
> I received from everyone was greatly appreciated. It's nice to know people
> are there for you; that they share some of the pain and some of the anger.
> But I don't want this to be the only thread (yes jay, I know) going around
> on the lists. Everyone has their opinions, and a devil's advocate (whether
> intentional or not) is always better to have around than not.
>
> Once again. Thank you all for your kind thoughts, and caring advice. But
> please lets not start a list war over this. It ruins it in case someone
> else _needs_ a forum such as this to reach people.
>
> I didn't write to the lists without giving it a great deal of thought. But
> I really needed a quick insight, and realized this was my best resource.
> It's practically my only resource since I didn't want her to know I was
> discussing it with too many people. In spite of that, I'm forwarding a few
> responses to her so she knows she's not alone, and that there are legal
> recourses out there if she so chooses.
>
> Michael
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