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Wonder what would happened if he didn’t spot the camera crew so early on
u/EbonyPrincess17 — 4 hours ago
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The OG Tex. Thomas Coffen crawled so that Vincent Ambrosio could walk.
u/Draus722 — 2 hours ago
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"Have a seat, I'm just gonna go finish the laundry, I'll be right there."
u/Excelsior14 — 6 hours ago
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Why do preds say 'I knew this would happen'?
One thing that's always stood out to me whenever these guys get caught is when they say 'I knew this was a set-up' or 'I knew this would happen'.
My question is why do they say this? Is it a defense mechanism? Do they immediately jump to this to try and prove they've not been outsmarted? It just seems like a really strange thing to say - you knew it was a set-up but you still went anyway - and I just wondered if there's any psychological answers for this response.
u/Orange-Clockwork1984 — 8 hours ago
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Serious: The fact that so many of these predator’s friends & family defend & stick up for them is proof we need to support victims of grooming and assault better and hand out harsher sentences/reparations to sexual predators.
reddit.comu/lifegoeson2702 — 7 hours ago
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Reddit, I wanna wrestle you so freaking bad. I’d let you win just so I could feel you on top of me
Blank it. I wanna see you so bad
u/Synoptic23 — 7 hours ago
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Inexplicable Behavior of Suspicious Predators
Many predators firmly believe there's an underage sex partner waiting for them in the sting house.
However, there's a fascinating subset of predators who approach the house knowing they might be walking into a sting. Corey Edgar, Mike Manzi, James Rutherford, Jim Klein, etc.
They look around for cops when approaching the sting house, then they want to search for cops inside the house after they enter. For me, this is the pinnacle of irrational behavior. If you show up at the sting house, it doesn't matter if you find the cops or the camera crew right away. Not like you can tell the judge, "I should get extra points for realizing this was sting."
u/PoolSmart582 — 15 hours ago
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What’s everyone’s opinion on the Lorne catfishing (or cawdfishing)?
I think the catfishes are losers themselves but if you’re gonna troll anyone then Lorne is the most acceptable target. Plus alot of it was very entertaining
u/Other_Pack_7874 — 1 day ago