Why is this not being covered by the media?

[Qwerty]

His trial is coming up in May/2008!

Sat Apr 8 2006

By Bruce Owen
Forty-five women and girls -- one only 12 years old -- from Winnipeg and Brandon allegedly had unprotected sex with a Winnipeg man infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, police said yesterday.

The growing investigation into Clato Lual Mabior is now the largest of its kind in Canada, Winnipeg police sex crimes Staff Sgt. Brant Bishop said.

"This is potentially a pretty serious health issue," Bishop said. "I would suggest the numbers could be much greater."

That's because many of the women involved -- only eight have been interviewed by detectives so far -- may have had unprotected sexual relations with other men, potentially and unknowingly spreading the disease.

Mabior, 28, is now charged with multiple counts of aggravated sexual assault.

Bishop said the maximum penalty if a person is convicted of aggravated sexual assault is life in prison.
Mabior, a Sudanese refugee, is in custody at Headingley Correctional Institute.

Mabior was the subject last month of an unprecedented warning by police and the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, who said he was allegedly having sexual relations with women without telling them he was infected with HIV.

Anyone having had any type of unprotected intimate relations with Mabior should seek a doctor right away and call police at 986-3385.

Bishop said two other men are now implicated in the investigation. Gabriel Deng, 27, has been charged with sexual assault, sexual interference and sexual touching. The third man's name was not released as his case remains under investigation. Both are believed to be friends of Mabior.

Bishop said Mabior has now been charged with having unprotected sex with five other girls and women in Brandon and Winnipeg. Mabior lived in Brandon from November 2003 to March 2004, when he worked for Maple Leaf Foods. The ages of the partners are 21, 22, 18 and 12 and 15.

Many of the young women were runaways or supposed to be under care of Child and Family Services, Bishop said.

"They were being preyed upon," he said. "They were plied by alcohol, drugs and the offer of a place to stay."

Bishop also said the investigation and others like it could run a lot smoother if investigators could get personal medical information about victims and the accused a lot more quickly. He blamed the province's Personal Health Information Act (PHIA).
"Quite frankly, this a public safety issue," Bishop said. "What's the greater good? The protection of one person or the protection of the public?"

The PHIA, proclaimed in December 1997, was the first legislation of its kind in Canada designed to protect a patient's privacy rights concerning the release and use of personal health information.

Bishop said many health-care workers are frightened to discuss a person's medical status, even with police, because they face a fine of up to $50,000 if personal information is wrongly disclosed.

"It's incredibly frustrating," he said. "I think it's time we look at that legislation. The number of people who can be infected in such a short period of time is quite profound."

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Edited April 16, 2008 by Qwerty

[M.Dancer]

Why is this not being covered by the media?, Biggest serial rapist in Canadian History!

Maybe because it already was?.........2 years ago.

http://winnipegsun.com/News/Winnipeg/2006/...526527-sun.html

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/stor...?hub=TopStories

[DrGreenthumb]

Maybe because it already was?.........2 years ago.

http://winnipegsun.com/News/Winnipeg/2006/...526527-sun.html

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/stor...?hub=TopStories

I thot this would surely be a story about how Harper was raping Canada.

[Canadian Blue]

I thot this would surely be a story about how Harper was raping Canada.

I thought you would be on your afternoon pot break right now.

[guyser]

Biggest serial rapist in Canadian History!

I am still looking for the "rape" word in the posted article.

Edited April 16, 2008 by guyser

[Qwerty]

I thought you would be on your afternoon pot break right now.

His trial is coming up and I hope to see some coverage or will we see the usual left wing media cover up?

[M.Dancer]

His trial is coming up and I hope to see some coverage or will we see the usual left wing media cover up?

What? Like they did two years ago when it was widely covered?

find a different agenda dude, yours is broke.

[Qwerty]

What? Like they did two years ago when it was widely covered?

find a different agenda dude, yours is broke.

No one is forcing you to read or respond. So look elsewhere.

[guyser]

No one is forcing you to read or respond. So look elsewhere.

You see, lefties and righties all like to engage in the truth.

So in effect we self censor. If you want to post inanities, go ahead, just dont be thin skinned when someone points out the errors.

But enough of that, where did these rapes occur?

[M.Dancer]

No one is forcing you to read or respond. So look elsewhere.

No one is forcing you to look silly either, which is good cause you are doing a remarkable job all on your own.

[Qwerty]

trolling and spam.

Thanks, have a nice day

Edited April 16, 2008 by Qwerty

[Canadian Blue]

trolling and spam.

It's not spam or trolling.

[Qwerty]

It's not spam or trolling.

Are you defending this AIDS infected rapist now?

It seems whatever I am in support of everyone wants to take the opposite of my opinion.

[M.Dancer]

Could you post a link to where you lifted that article in it's entirety.

And then point out where he is accused of rape

thxkbye

[Melanie_]

Are you defending this AIDS infected rapist now?

It seems whatever I am in support of everyone wants to take the opposite of my opinion.

Far be it from me to defend this scumbag. But I live in Winnipeg, and this was covered widely at the time. I also don't see the word rape anywhere in the post, and from what I remember of the coverage it wasn't called rape at all. However, he had sex with many women and young girls (an argument for statutory rape can be made in these cases), knowing he was HIV positive, and that makes him a disgusting piece of garbage. I'm sure when the trial commences we will get to read all the lurid details.

[guyser]

Far be it from me to defend this scumbag. But I live in Winnipeg, and this was covered widely at the time. I also don't see the word rape anywhere in the post, and from what I remember of the coverage it wasn't called rape at all. However, he had sex with many women and young girls (an argument for statutory rape can be made in these cases), knowing he was HIV positive, and that makes him a disgusting piece of garbage. I'm sure when the trial commences we will get to read all the lurid details.

Rant on you feminist granny you.

Exactly. Well put .

[M.Dancer]

Far be it from me to defend this scumbag. But I live in Winnipeg, and this was covered widely at the time. I also don't see the word rape anywhere in the post, and from what I remember of the coverage it wasn't called rape at all. However, he had sex with many women and young girls (an argument for statutory rape can be made in these cases), knowing he was HIV positive, and that makes him a disgusting piece of garbage. I'm sure when the trial commences we will get to read all the lurid details.

You are correct, the article and the facts of this case do not call it rape, but aggravated assault.

Where he copied the entire article to post here, they have been calling it rape....but that site and it's fans are as about as honest as they are smert.

[Leafless]

Far be it from me to defend this scumbag. But I live in Winnipeg, and this was covered widely at the time. I also don't see the word rape anywhere in the post, and from what I remember of the coverage it wasn't called rape at all.

In Canada the word rape, in reference to domestic cases, has been 'passe' for years and is generally referred to as 'sexual assault'.

[Qwerty]

In Canada the word rape, in reference to domestic cases, has been 'passe' for years and is generally referred to as 'sexual assault'.

I don't candy coat things. Call it what you want.

I emailed all the major news outlets and got no response...thought there might be an agenda there to suppress the truth.

[guyser]

In Canada the word rape, in reference to domestic cases, has been 'passe' for years and is generally referred to as 'sexual assault'.

Rape is rape , the attempt or success in penetrating a woman against her will.

Sexual assault includes unwanted touching , fondling, exposure of genitals and all the other lovely things that idiots get up to.

[M.Dancer]

I don't candy coat things. Call it what you want.

I emailed all the major news outlets and got no response...thought there might be an agenda there to suppress the truth.

Notwithstanding it is very hard to cover a trial that hasn't yet begun.....where did you copy the entire article from and fail to provide a link as per the rules of this forum?

[Shakeyhands]

I don't candy coat things. Call it what you want.

I emailed all the major news outlets and got no response...thought there might be an agenda there to suppress the truth.

The truth about what?

Oh... this is for you:-)

http://meltyourfaceoff.files.wordpress.com...in-foil-hat.jpg

EDIT.............. Oh I get it now:

Sudanese refugee

Missed that. Lets string him up harder and higher!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited April 17, 2008 by Shakeyhands

[Canadian Blue]

Qwerty, the problem is that this was covered by the media, you were even provided links. Yet you continue to argue that some coverup is going on. Perhaps a timeout is in order for you to get your facts straight, take a chillpill, have a cup of tea, and perhaps sign up for a Yoga class.

[Leafless]

Rape is rape , the attempt or success in penetrating a woman against her will.

Sexual assault includes unwanted touching , fondling, exposure of genitals and all the other lovely things that idiots get up to.

Sexual assault includes rape:

What is sexual assault?

Sexual assault is any unwanted sexual act done by one person to another. This can mean anything from unwanted touching of a sexual nature to rape.

http://www.metrac.org/new/faq_sex.htm

[Black Dog]

Stop the presses and circle this day on your calenders: Leafless is correct:

Definition of Sexual Assault in Canada's Criminal Code

Canada's Criminal Code has no specific "rape" provision. Instead, it defines assault and provides for a specific punishment for "sexual assault". In defining "assault", the Code includes physical contact and threats. The provision reads:

265. (1) A person commits an assault when

(a) without the consent of another person, he applies force intentionally to that other person, directly or indirectly;

( he attempts or threatens, by an act or a gesture, to apply force to another person, if he has, or causes that other person to believe on reasonable grounds that he has, present ability to effect his purpose; or

© while openly wearing or carrying a weapon or an imitation thereof, he accosts or impedes another person or begs.

(2) This section applies to all forms of assault, including sexual assault, sexual assault with a weapon, threats to a third party or causing bodily harm and aggravated sexual assault.