The Vancouver Island Free Daily reported that "Six teens were arrested and charged Monday in connection with an alleged sexual assault at an all-boys private school in Toronto as police said they were looking into more incidents and additional charges could follow. Insp. Dominic Sinopoli said the six boys who attended St. Michael’s College School each face charges of assault, gang sexual assault, and sexual assault with a weapon in connection with an incident that allegedly took place on campus and was captured on video. 'We have reason to believe there are more incidents and more videos,' Sinopoli told a news conference."
CBC is now reporting that "The principal and president of St. Michael's College School have both resigned amid allegations of assault and sexual assault involving students, according to a statement issued by the private, all-boys' school Thursday afternoon."
"On Wednesday, the school reaffirmed its support for Reeves and Thompson after some alumni had called for senior administrators to resign and for teachers who knew about the assaults to step down. Reeves, who has been criticized for not going to police sooner, defended his actions in an interview with CBC's The National host Adrienne Arsenault. He explained he held off contacting authorities because the alleged victim hadn't told his family about the incident. On Tuesday night, Reeves said if presented with the same situation he "would do exactly the same thing." OK that's part of the problem right there. He is unrepentant for his criminal negligence.
Obviously the victim is the one that should go to the police. However, if a gang rape video has been posted online, the police need to be notified. There is no absolution for criminal acts without involving the courts. Before I liken this to the Pickton Farm and the gang rape of Dianne Rock I will point out one other thing. The principle referred to the victim as a he.
Wow. Boys from a Catholic private school posted a video of them gang raping another boy. Where is Dr Phil when you need him? One has to ask if any of those offenders were ever raped by a priest but that is not very related because two wrongs don't make a right. It just illustrates that there is something seriously wrong here. However it also ties in with prison rape.
How can a man get aroused gang raping another man? Don't answer that. I don't want to know. How can any man get aroused raping a woman? The whole power domination obsession is completely deranged. It's small man syndrome times a thousand. Rape is heinous but gang rape is in a whole other league. Something is completely missing in your DNA.
This brings us back to the Pickton Farm and the gang rape of Dianne Rock. Dianne Rock claimed she was gang raped on the Pickton Farm by bikers and cops. She left Bob Paulson's protective custody because he didn't believe her and he was too interested in his partner at the time.
Dianne Rock ended up dead on the Pickton Farm. The cover up of the Dianne Rock story once again leads us to the current collusion between the police and the Hells Angels in British Columbia. Not every cop gang raped Dianne Rock but some did and others covered it up. Likewise, not every Hells Angel gang raped Dianne Rock but some did and others covered it up. That kind of collusion is what's holding back gang enforcement in this province right now.
I believe the "assault" was of sodomizing a fellow football team member with a broom handle (where have we heard something like that before?).
ReplyDeleteBesides the SA, I recall similar incidents of various high school football teams in North America being accused / charged with the same thing over the past decade. Sadly, it does not seem unique or isolated.
The school involved is one of the most "elite" In Canada. The gang rape was part of a hazing culture that has been going on for decades. Putting it on video, is new because there have been changes in our phones and technology. These types of rapes are the result of young males attempting to exercise dominance over others in their peer group.
ReplyDeleteOf course the principle wasn't going to report it. He was more interested in protecting the "financial elites" who pay his salary. All manner of things can go on in Ontario private schools because there aren't any regulations and there is little to no oversight.
As one former student said on a news cast, this was going on 30 years ago. For those with money some habits don't have to change. Now of course we have phones which record and young people sometimes think they are so entitled they don't think this will come back to bite them.
30 years of depravity and no one said anything? No one clued in how deranged that really is? That mob needs professional help. Anyone with a brain can see how messed up that is.
ReplyDeletethe really sad part is nothing will happen to them, rich parents richer lawyers YOA is a joke.
ReplyDeleteYes the YOA sucks: https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/crimeincanada/teens-charged-in-alleged-assault-on-senior-at-cenotaph-in-chatham/ar-BBQ1tL8?li=AAggFp5&ocid=mailsignout
DeleteHow true, but these people have money and as the old saying goes, "boys will be boys" and then there was the old line of, "we don't want to ruin their future". As Mother always said, there was one law for the rich and another for the poor.
ReplyDeleteThose are excuses that have been given but it does not excuse their behaviour and actions - nor the damage and effects they have had on their victims.
DeleteThis is the problem with the legal system - who has the best (read most expensive) lawyer gets to win, whereas in the Inquiry based legal system the judge's duty is to inquire into what really happened and if the accused is truly guilty.
Yet, the elite do not like this as they end up being found guilty if they truly are.
Solution, revise history and proclaim such a legal system is responsible for untold horrors.
With the Grey Cup being played Sunday one has to wonder how many players have fallen victim to this depravity. How many have perpetrated such acts? Are any coaches or management aware of any criminal behavior? These revelations have cast a terrible pall over Canadian football, and rightly so.
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St. Michael's College School's junior and senior football teams are called Kerry Blues. In 2008, the Senior Kerry Blues won their seventh Metro Bowl, making the St. Michael's Kerry Blues the most bowl-winning team in Ontario. They have won the Metro Bowl three years in a row. There have been many Kerry Blues Football alumni that have gone on to win the CIAU National Football Championship with their respective universities. NFL players Glen Young, O.J. Santiago and Michael Labinjo, each of whom have competed in the Super Bowl, played football while attending St. Michael’s.
Very good points. I had no idea. Perpetuating that tradition is bat sh*t crazy.
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