Zombies in SFL. oh man.

They've actually identified the man who was attacked and believe it was just a chance meeting. Accordings to reports the drugged man ripped the other man's clothes off then proceeded to attack him. I would not think they were being sexually intimate.
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Could be, Kayella.

But it's not unheard of for homeless folks to have sexual relations, which was the only reason I could think for them both being naked.

Here is the video where you can see the attack taking place in the bottom left corner.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/05/29/2822971/new-video-shows-more-grisly-detail.html

I'm not even going to imagine WHY!

I am absolutely terrified of clicking that link.

Kitten, speed- go to the bottom of page 2- I answered that for you. And even posted a video of it taking place. LOL The naked man ripped the homesless guys clothes off and began eating him.

ETA: Bubbles, the video is from a high rise newspaper station. It is neither gory, nor offensive. You can just barely make out what is taking place.

Remember kids, there's a reason it's called 'dope'.

Gee, thanks speed racer for your judgment of my character. You know nothing about me or my true colors. I wasn't aware that having an opinion on something made me better or worse than anyone else. If you don't like my posts, stay the hell off my threads.
I'm neither preaching hysteria, nor doubting anybody else's experience or knowledge of "these kind of people". I live where they live, I eat where they eat, some of them are my friends.
I'm simply stating, this is a problem. A scary one when its on your front door, one that more people should be less complacent about. One that effects everyone, whether your sitting in some ball room or under a damned bridge. Its not hysteria, for some of us its life. For those of us with friends that use, this hits home hard, and it is a big deal.

Has anybody found out if they've identified the victim or released his identification?
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So there you go again, implying and assuming things about us that you couldn't possibly know. Implying and assuming that we don't have friends/family that use, that we don't live in a bad part of town, that we don't have any contact at all with people who are dangerous.

Implying that we are all complacent about our surroundings and our lives because we don't run around saying "ZOMG, the world is so scary, people are so scary, things are so horrible, what's going to happen, what if I end up a victim, what do I do???" really does say more about you than it does about us.

There Is in no way an assumption there that you don't know or don't live or whatevr. Hence, the use of "those of us"
And "some of us". Your taking offense to generalities is not my problem. Assuming that I'm freaking out over this is just as bad as what your accusing me of doing. I put this thread up to discuss what happened, and open conversation on the incline and intensity of the chemicals available for todays "consumers". I don't live my life in fear, or stress over potentially being a victim. I keep safety precautions with me at all times, its just self preservation. I feel strongly about drug use and its effects on the world, not just me or my area. Fighting the incline of drug related crime is something I'm passionate about. If generalities and passion upsets you I am very sorry. I haven't judged any of you, and in fact don't care to.
If you'd rather judge than understand, that's your prerogative.
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