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[Paphitis]

What a cuck!

[Kikapu]

I have met both of these gentlemen, MR and Kikapou, I liked both and would happily socialize with both. I consider both as my friends, each has its own views, so do I, more so when it comes to ...blondes!!!
When either of you is coming to our beautiful island, dont forget the old boy will be more than happy to meet you.
Keep well guys, and stay ...young like ....me !!!

Hello Milti,
Perhaps I might swing by the RoC in November. Will let you know my friend.

[miltiades]

Look forward to seeing you !! Will pm you my cy mobile no. In time .

[Kikapu]

There are different levels of “missing people” for the police to start any investigation, which not all get the same attention at the best of times, unless the missing is a child or very elderly. Circumstances dictate how the police go forward with their investigation. If there are no leads other than certain person hasn’t been seen for a while, claims made by other than family members, where does the police look? The missing persons details are taken and hopefully placed in the system until there comes a contact with the officials through different means. Until then, there is no case since “missing person” is not a crime by itself.

Once a dead body is found, then we are talking a different game. Often the police needs a dead body for them to gather scientific and physical information from the dead body and the crime scene. With new information, it can create new leads to look for suspect. As far as I know about the case in Cyprus, as soon as 2 bodies were found, it didn’t take too long to catch the killer, therefore, police did very well to apprehend the killer, which he has confessed to other killings where the remains were found.

Even great detective Lieutenant Columbo has only been able to solve murders once there was a dead body.

[MR-from-NG]

...indeed, i too imagine that there are those who feel their "Greekness" or their "Turkishness" entitles them to think of themselves as superior. And "it" may have lead to this criminal's behaviour; his motives are more complex politically, it seems: yet none were "TC", or from the "TRNC".

All the more reason, in Cyprus, to banish this sense that while we are uniquely different, we are not the same. That some are less, by exclusion. That as Persons, Individuals can be ranked for their exploitation. All the more important for us to look at ourselves, and how we see those living around us, our own ''Greekness'' or ''Turkishness'', if you will.

All the more reason for Cypriots to take up this cause; what as Cypriots, Cypriots can do better.

...indeed, it is as is said, a watershed moment, a loss of innocence, where the Police in Cyprus can look at themselves. What they do now is a matter of their conviction to improve their capacities, and their vision. So too, the Cypriot People, who may now realise that they can do more to defend women from becoming victims of horrible crimes. It would not surprise me to see Legislation written in these victims' names.

...indeed, "This" must stop.

@MR-from-NG, i ask, what is it that makes you to be ashamed of Kiks, a Cypriot, a Turk, but no "Turk"?

I'm not ashamed of him. I'm just sick and tired of him sticking his Turkish nose into every topic that has even the slightest criticism of the RoC
He feels he owes it to the GC's and he really doesn't owe anyone anything. He can be a lot more likeable member by just being reasonable. He is intelligent and articulate and a positive contributor on many subjects. He just needs to stop posting crap just to be seen as a good Cypriot

MR, just for the record, I am not here to be liked or disliked by anyone. I made this point many years ago here on CF. I am not participating in a popularity contest. I air my views as I see them, just like anyone else here. You can agree with my views or disagree with them, it is entirely up to you. Just because you may disagree with some of my views, it is no point in trying to politicize it with unfounded accusations.

We're going to have to agree to disagree here Kicks. Your views are extremely biased, to the point that most newcomers to the forum had to be told that you were in fact a Turk.

Anyway, putting all aside I feel I owe you an apology for the names I called you. I behaved out of character and lost my cool with you. I will refrain from doing this again.

[MR-from-NG]

.... and verbal abuse!

We're all guilty of this B25. You're no Shrinking Violet

[repulsewarrior]

again, Kiks is a Cypriot, he is Turkish, what it seems you find so offensive is, he is no "Turk".

Kiks speaks for himself, i am only expressing how i see things.

[MR-from-NG]

again, Kiks is a Cypriot, he is Turkish, what it seems you find so offensive is, he is no "Turk".

Kiks speaks for himself, i am only expressing how i see things.

RW, with all due respect. I came on this forum many years ago and I claimed to be Cypriot, albeit a Turkish speaking Cypriot. The reaction I got from many of the GC members convinced me that I am denied this identity. To the vast majority of GC's we are Turks. Here's a challenge for you. Why don't you start a poll and ask fellow forum members to define Turkish speaking Cypriots? I'd urge you to keep it real simple, just ask "Are the Turkish speaking community Cypriots or Turks"

[miltiades]

They are just as Cypriot as I and many like me are. Our island is the home of each and every Cypriot.

[Zenon33]

Serial killers victims were Filipino, Nepalese and Indian from what I've read so far. I gather he is public enemy number one and hated by many. I'm wondering if his victims were TC's if he would have been a national treasure? A hero? Just a thought

The culture of victimism.