(02-24-2019, 10:11 AM)gordi Wrote: WTAF?You're right,Gordi, it does stink. I clicked on the link where a man above the window where the woman
Is the implication here that "Support Services are inadequate" and that "local hostility and vindictiveness" caused this?
was and it's reported:
Quote:'...Akm Faridzuzzaman, 38, looked on helplessly from the veranda of his home as the woman plunged
to her death from a multi-storey block of flats in Glasgow on Monday night.
He said: “I heard my wife shouting that there was a woman hanging out of the window.
“I shouted on my wife to get in and ran out and started to phone 999 for an ambulance.
“A man was holding her but she was just hanging there, not making any effort to get back up...'
A strange comment to say considering the person who took the photograph is quoted in the original
article as saying :
"...She didn’t fall right away, because she was trying desperately to hold on to the window sill and she
was scratching at the wall with her feet, trying to get a hold to keep herself from falling...."
So which one is it?
However, someone unnamed in a flat below the scene said:
Quote:'...“I looked out the window to see she was lying on the grass below.SOURCE:
One of the concierges had put something over her to cover her...'
'...“It’s the second time in a few months that someone has died coming out a window in these blocks
In December a man died after falling from the sixth floor of the next block.”...'
The tower blocks in Charles Street seems to cater for those with low income and on Government Welfare.
Whether any of this relevant, I don't know, but the guy who was holding the victim's hair, 'chanting' and
rolling around on the grass near her certainly needs checking.
Did her scrambling for a foothold mean she'd had second-thoughts about jumping or was she trying not
to be dropped out of the window? We'll have to wait and see.
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