FelicityNormal

One of these trouser-dropping individuals has given a local woman a serious STD. Allegedly this man is very aggressive in his approach and has shagged several other local women recently, despite being married. He has tried it on with me but I did not succumb yet - and with what I now know, I will never succumb. It is not clear whether he is deliberately spreading his STD or whether he is just reckless as to who he gives it to. It is said he claims he no longer shags his wife (which may be true). In the course of my 'investigatins' I have also stumbled across several other randy local shopkeepers who are also married and also shagging for England. Some local women are not able to even enter certain ED establishments unless accompanied by a male friend, otherwise there rogering shopkeepers will ooze into lecherous overdrive. Cassius Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FelicityNormal Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It seems I was wrong. There is not a Local > > shop-owning Lothario....there are several of > them, > > all shagging wildly in and around LL. >:D > That's all right then - so you aren't accusing > someone of deliberately spreading a STD.

It seems I was wrong. There is not a Local shop-owning Lothario....there are several of them, all shagging wildly in and around LL. >:D

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The point was to find out whether he has done this to anyone else (ie to someone who frequents EDF). It seems that he has not, which is good.

The person has not been identified, so no. TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think we're treading on very dangerous ground > here.

This individual has not had the chance to give me anything as I turned him down but I've since discovered that he's been with two local women I know and one of them now has health problems as a result. Wondering if he is purposely trying to harm people or he is just randy as hell and being reckless.

It involves an individual purposely spreading a life-threatening STD, among other things.

The person is putting people at risk physically but not in a way I think the cops would be able to do anything about.

I don't think it's libel if what you are saying is true, and in this case it is true. However, I will not publish the man's name on here. That said, he is something of a danger for several reasons. I am astonished more of you have not had horrible run-ins with him.

Maybe the po-po are in on the act with her and she pays them a cut of her profits! gnulover Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FelicityNormal Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > char1ie Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Just had a visit from the police to take > > details > > > of the con woman. They advise that if she > > knocks > > > on your door you should dial 999. They are > > > actively looking for her. She is currently > > > targeting Glengarry, Trossachs, Tarbert Roads > > > apparently. > > > > > > Charlie > > > > > > They can't be looking very hard, ROFLMAO. > She's > > reportedly already been arrested and prosecuted > in > > the past, she is 'known' to police, she is very > > very active and yet the police can't find her! > > LMAO! > > Maybe they lost her address.

In a way this is connected to the con woman thread. A lot of you have encountered the female scam artist. How many of you ladies have encountered the Local Lothario? He runs a local business on Lordship Lane.

Agree. All this hysteria is just hilarious! TJ Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Honestly, what a bunch of idiots. > If she knocks on the door, say ooh, oh dear etc at > all the right bits, tell her to wait on the door > step while you go and get your wallet, shut the > door and go and get your camera, stich flash on , > open door and bam. > > Last you will ever see of her. > > Failing that, punch her in the gob.

I agree it is a shame. But it's definitely not the end of the world. Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Having fallen for a similar scam, it's really > couple of quid lost and maybe a life lesson gained > in return. But the next time someone with a > genuine need approaches me, they probably won't > get the time of day. And that's a shame. :'(

char1ie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just had a visit from the police to take details > of the con woman. They advise that if she knocks > on your door you should dial 999. They are > actively looking for her. She is currently > targeting Glengarry, Trossachs, Tarbert Roads > apparently. > > Charlie They can't be looking very hard, ROFLMAO. She's reportedly already been arrested and prosecuted in the past, she is 'known' to police, she is very very active and yet the police can't find her! LMAO!

if you do not know said person it would definitely not be a good idea to let them into your house. I'd either tell them that unfortunately I can't help them. Or if they were especially convincing I guess I might give them a fiver. The reality is that we live in south london, it's 2009 and sadly the days of trusting strangers who come to your front door are long gone, just as the days of being able to safely leave our doors unlocked are long gone. Also if somebody's out of electricity how likely is it that they'd have so few friends or family that they'd need to resort to knocking on a stranger's door? it is possible but it is far from likely. Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Let's say that sombody genuinely approaches you > with a story about the electric meter key, do > you? > > 1) Scream and slam the door in her face > 2) Club her over the head with a baseball bat (I > always keep one by the front door) > 3) Make a citizens arrest > 4) Say that you will lend the money, close the > frontdoor and call the Police > > Not sure which one I would choose, but it is a bit > of a dilemma. > > PS Could sombody workout howmuch money she has > conned from the people of this forum, it would > make a good stat.

Ebony Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FelicityNormal Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I'm sorry but if being conned out of ?1 to ?5 > by > > some pathetic woman causes such a lasting > damage > > to your psyche that you are still whingeing > about > > it three years later > > Are you sure you're not this lady? Especially as > you have wrote normal in your user name, irony > being you are far from normal. > > You didn't really read my message through > thouroughly, did you? You would have noticed that > I pointed out I was purely confirming other > peoples stories about this lady. > > Why don't you stop annoying everyone? I'm not > quite sure why you bother posting. It is people > with attitudes like yours that make people, in > particular the elderly, too ashamed to go to the > police about being conned. > > I am just bewildered as to why you are on this > forum trying to wind everyone up. Find something > more constructive to do with your time. > > P.S. Don't bother posting a response because I'm > not interested. Get over yourself love.

I'm sorry but if being conned out of ?1 to ?5 by some pathetic woman causes such a lasting damage to your psyche that you are still whingeing about it three years later - then all I can say is lucky you to have had such a trauma-free life that something so trivial is of so much significance to you. Oh and take some responsibility while you're at it: I think we all know that in this day and age it is downright stupid to open our doors to total strangers - especially those who are behaving oddly. That said, I've fallen victim to these sorts of con artists from time to time over the years. But so what? It effect on my life overall is negligible and I can actually laugh at the fact I've been "had" and try not to be so stupid in future. The person whose father was knifed by some nutter scam artist is a whole other story and I was appalled by what happened to her father. But those of you who were naive enough to give this con artist a few pound coins when she pitched her silly story at you - get over it already!! Find something more meaningful to get your knickers in a twist about.

Ebony Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Someone who deliberately cons people > out of money, in my books, cannot be mentally ill. > I really have heard it all now! I hope the loss of ?3.50 won't totally undermine your financial future by the way :)

Eliza.D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not suggesting at all that this is the same > lady but i'll share this story with you. > About 9 years ago my dad had been visiting my Nan > in Streathham. As he came out of her house he was > approached by 2 women who asked him for some money > for a cab. They said that one of the womens young > son was alone at home and the electricity would > run out soon.They were very plausable. > He asked them where they lived and they said it > was in Dulwich, as he was driving back to Dulwich > he said he would drive them to the address. > They got in the car and on the way they asked if > he could stop at a petrol station so they could > get the electricity card charged. > One got out and went into the petrol station. When > she came back the second asked if he could drop > her off further down Christchurch Rd. > When he stopped the car the one in the back got > out. The one in the front demanded money from him. > He of course said no. She lunged at him and pulled > out a stanely knife and slashed at his hands. He > fought her off. > He had to have surgery to repair the damaged > tendons in his hands. > Whilst in hospital he gave a detailed description > to the police and told them to go to the petrol > station and recover the cc tv camers film. By the > time the police went to the petrol station the > film had been filmed over. > The women who did this were never caught. This is horrifying!

As long as these scammers aren't violent or frightening they really don't bother me. I don't mind throwing the occasional fiver their way at all.

How does one "weep aggressively"? veryseriousgirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > anna_r Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > jumpinjackflash Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Is she very light skinned like she could be > > mixed > > > race and looks about mid 30's? I think this > > was > > > the same woman I saw whilst waiting for bus > on > > > corner of Mertins Rd/Ivydale Rd. she asked > me > > for > > > some cash and she was crying saying she > needed > > > milk for her kids. I told her didn't have > any > > > cash (only had debit card) but I wouldn't > have > > > given it to her anyway as did not believe > her. > > > > > > She asked everybody that walked by and even > > chased > > > one guy on his push bike. If it's the same > > woman > > > then she is very convincing as she can cry > real > > > tears! I actually flt bit sorry for her. > > > > This woman came up to me a couple of months ago > > with the same story about milk for a child near > > Honor Oak Park station. Quite scary as I was on > my > > own, 8 months pregnant and it was dark (around > > 6:30pm) and she was being very very pushy. > Didn't > > give her anything and she went straight onto > the > > next person, chasing them down the street. > > Sounds like the same woman who periodically turned > up at Brockley station when we lived there. She > would weep agressively and demand money for baby > milk. The first time I saw her, I was really > alarmed for her and gave her a fiver. Every > subsequent time I saw her over the next several > years, I felt that little bit more naive for > having fallen for her schtick in the first place.

honk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > By 'white' I meant 'middle class', it's a saying > where I - oh, never mind. Bizarre

This paranoia about hooded tops is laughable

:)-D*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As a result of this thread, I heard she's > currently being headhunted by nPower.

Do they serve food in there or did you buy food to take home? karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Green and blue have a nice selection of food too i > must say.