Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
She probably had many male admirers.clutchcargo wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 9:48 pm Just got Mrs Cargo to have a look at the khmer video to try to find out the motive.
She says the guy was so jealous of the girl coz she got lots of calls about the cosmetics/lotions she was selling part time and some of those callers were guys..and he mistakenly thought she had other boyfriends/men admirers..
It's a sad loss to Cambodia.
Keep your eyes peeled for this murderer.
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Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
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Yeah,
Though Mish.......I do appreciate your positivity and exuberance for Cambodia and it's people. It really comes through in many of your posts
After living here for over a decade I've become quite disdainful and overly critical of the Country in which I am a guest. Sure they're not up to western standards in a lot of ways but they're trying and making an effort to improve. Step by step as they say.
I like your good attitude Mish and I hope it rubs off on me and re-cages my own perceptions, expectations and ego.
Oh to be the doe-eyed newb again, just stepping off the plane, full of vim and vigor, lust and libation.
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
I fuck up on a regular basis - daily in fact.Brody wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 10:13 pmYeah,
Though Mish.......I do appreciate your positivity and exuberance for Cambodia and it's people. It really comes through in many of your posts
After living here for over a decade I've become quite disdainful and overly critical of the Country in which I am a guest. Sure they're not up to western standards in a lot of ways but they're trying and making an effort to improve. Step by step as they say.
I like your good attitude Mish and I hope it rubs off on me and re-cages my own perceptions, expectations and ego.
Oh to be the doe-eyed newb again, just stepping off the plane, full of vim and vigor, lust and libation.
I was lucky I guess in working for HM at the NCTSF 2010 to 2013, and being assigned a trusty companion from that unit many years ago (seen in the photos I post).
As a friend and business partner I cannot fault him.
In addition, I met a nice lady on my first day here and took my chances.
I am infinitely grateful for her mercy and the fact of 2 children.
I had a good partnership in business with Eddy Tan Chee Kong and Terrasyss. Managed to turn it into a multi-million business together.
I have good suppliers and customers now for my own company A1 MEP Supply - enough to do the job, in spite of the lack of education here.
The people who I have helped over the years are middle income and above now.
I am surrounded by good people, civilians, businessmen/women, military and police.
The weakest link is me.
I wish I was a better person
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
The weakest link is me.
I wish I was a better person
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Mish, how many people have you murdered?
I could be wrong, but I think the answer is none.
I wish I was a better person
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Mish, how many people have you murdered?
I could be wrong, but I think the answer is none.
up to you...
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Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
No Mish, you are perfect. Never met a better man.
In fact - you are my role model. for everything.
and so generous to your friends
Now, about borrowing your gun,
as i told you before, it's just for a fun night shooting out street lights in the quiet suburban part of town ..
Boom - pop
Boom - pop
Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
How in the fuck does this awful story of a jealous guy blasting his successful lady turn into a brag-fest?
Start a new thread.
This is about a cold blooded murder.
Start a new thread.
This is about a cold blooded murder.
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Re: Man Shoots Medical Student Girlfriend to Death in Phnom Penh
I didn't see anyone bragging either.
For my part, i was just being a bit light-hearted and silly thru the whole thing.
I can see your point Bro5 tho', we did go right off-topic on a murder thread.
I did think about it
- my view is that this report is pretty remote. To most of us, it probably resonates more as an example of a syndrome we see almost weekly here, or daily. Not so much as the story of a particular person.
We gotta find a way to live here, with all this insane, needless tragedy all around every day. If we personalised all these accounts we would be fucked.
I am not preaching callousness, everybody here knows i am a bleeding-heart do-gooder sucker.
At times we just gotta do the "unconscionable" - pretend to ignore, use black humour, even be silly in the face of death, make it a backdrop to other conversation...
Sounds pretty gross, but they are actually really useful survival techniques, for the psyche.
The normal protocols are pretty well adhered to on CEO when the reported death is closer to home in some way.
I think that distinction is pretty normal, and does not imply we place more or less value on anyone.
Just my view, and i certainly respect everybody else's.
For my part, i was just being a bit light-hearted and silly thru the whole thing.
I can see your point Bro5 tho', we did go right off-topic on a murder thread.
I did think about it
- my view is that this report is pretty remote. To most of us, it probably resonates more as an example of a syndrome we see almost weekly here, or daily. Not so much as the story of a particular person.
We gotta find a way to live here, with all this insane, needless tragedy all around every day. If we personalised all these accounts we would be fucked.
I am not preaching callousness, everybody here knows i am a bleeding-heart do-gooder sucker.
At times we just gotta do the "unconscionable" - pretend to ignore, use black humour, even be silly in the face of death, make it a backdrop to other conversation...
Sounds pretty gross, but they are actually really useful survival techniques, for the psyche.
The normal protocols are pretty well adhered to on CEO when the reported death is closer to home in some way.
I think that distinction is pretty normal, and does not imply we place more or less value on anyone.
Just my view, and i certainly respect everybody else's.
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