Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
Now that's a couple of nice ...................................guys!
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Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
It's why they invented bondage.Kung-fu Hillbilly wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 12:06 pm Nothing says "shag me" quite like a meth addicted mental case who'd slit your throat in the morning for your last $8.50. Whip me, beat me, call me trash. *swoon*
I'd have just apologised, unless she requested it..
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Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
people are insinuating that the chinese gents may have dishonorable intentions
i think she'll be fine
any funny business and they'll both end up with two black eyes
i think she'll be fine
any funny business and they'll both end up with two black eyes
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monstra mihi bona!
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Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
There's a video that shows her being casually escorted to the police station, not sure if that was before or after being saved. Her walk is funny, can't figure out how to post it but it's on here about 10 posts down: https://www.facebook.com/WHAT-101876778 ... _todo_tourAnchor Moy wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 6:08 pm
But I agree that the true story may be lost in translation. For example, who are those Chinese guys who just happen to turn up to save a woman in distress ?
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Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
Aha, the plot thickens. The poor woman was probably just lost and looking for the airport.John Bingham wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 6:21 pmThere's a video that shows her being casually escorted to the police station, not sure if that was before or after being saved. Her walk is funny, can't figure out how to post it but it's here: https://www.facebook.com/WHAT-101876778 ... _todo_tourAnchor Moy wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 6:08 pm
But I agree that the true story may be lost in translation. For example, who are those Chinese guys who just happen to turn up to save a woman in distress ?
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Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
No, I not go there since it become Chinaville. So I take your word for that but in PP I not see like that before.Anchor Moy wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 6:08 pmHave you been to Sihanoukville ? Many Chinese mademoiselles are less dressed than that at 11:30pm.Sir Stephen wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 5:54 pm I must say I have not seen many (any?) Chinese mademoiselles dressed like that at 11.30 pm or even at 9.00am
It doesn't fit the story...even if she have mental problem.
But I agree that the true story may be lost in translation. For example, who are those Chinese guys who just happen to turn up to save a woman in distress ?
Anyway, from reading other kidnapping stories on CEO, these Chinese 'white knights' could be extortionists.. They say they help her, ask her for details of family and relative in China and then get money sent over. And they help themself.
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Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
JeezHoo, please help me unnerstand?
Why would anyone ......, ffs?
Why would anyone ......, ffs?
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You what ? Why would anyone what ?SternAAlbifrons wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 6:45 pm JeezHoo, please help me unnerstand?
Why would anyone ......, ffs?
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Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
..want to take her home and have their way with her.
(sorry, it was a bit obscure)
as seemed to be some bystanders response. also here.
I just don't get it - apart from the plastic tits and being a desperado and possibly deadly dangerous right now - she obviously seems to be seriously mentally disturbed.
(sorry, it was a bit obscure)
as seemed to be some bystanders response. also here.
I just don't get it - apart from the plastic tits and being a desperado and possibly deadly dangerous right now - she obviously seems to be seriously mentally disturbed.
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Re: Chinese Woman, Alone and in Tears in Phnom Penh Street
To CEO members, please always bear in mind that we are translating from local news services and we don't always know if they are correct. We try to provide enough information for you to make up your mind on what is true and what is false, but sometimes we don't know either.
This is the same story from another Khmer news source; same same but totally different.:
Cambodia News (Phnom Penh): On October 14, 2020, at 11:05 pm, a Chinese woman carrying her luggage was crying on the street after getting her bag snatched at Choun Nath statue, Sangkat Chak Tomok, Khan Don Penh, Phnom Penh.
The local people who can speak Chinese talked to the Chinese woman and convinced her to move off the road to the pavement. She cried and refused to go anywhere. She said she lost all her money after getting a bag snatched. She had only a passport left, and she wanted to go back to her country. She continued crying until the police came to question her.
After the incident, the police sent the Chinese woman to the police station to file a complaint following the legal procedure.
This is the same story from another Khmer news source; same same but totally different.:
Cambodia News (Phnom Penh): On October 14, 2020, at 11:05 pm, a Chinese woman carrying her luggage was crying on the street after getting her bag snatched at Choun Nath statue, Sangkat Chak Tomok, Khan Don Penh, Phnom Penh.
The local people who can speak Chinese talked to the Chinese woman and convinced her to move off the road to the pavement. She cried and refused to go anywhere. She said she lost all her money after getting a bag snatched. She had only a passport left, and she wanted to go back to her country. She continued crying until the police came to question her.
After the incident, the police sent the Chinese woman to the police station to file a complaint following the legal procedure.
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