Yaron Segal, MIT Researcher, Kills Himself After Bust in Child-Sex Sting

drum rolllll please....heheheh

Fingers crossed....But I'm pretty sure it's gonna be much worse...Atleast that's the rumor I hear anyway........Speaking of "blonde moments" we talked about on the other thread.Did you happen to notice how many of my posts today come with that (Edited by author) line today......You can announce me anytime. :hangs head down:

LOL, been there too.

As soon as you mentioned creepy it hit me like a "hammer"  get it? Nail= hammer? ...Awe shit I'm tired again.Just ignore me LOL

You make a good point there as well.

I can't say for sure. Because dumb asses are pedos too. I do think his intellect may be why he killed himself and why so many of the others [average or below IQ] don't.  

It said he was a solar cell expert, so I assumed he was pretty intelligent.It seems like alot of these pigs are which may explain why they seem to think they can get away with this kind of shit.They think they are just to smart to get caught.

He has lived in the US for years though, as he was Yale educated [probably at our expense] and worked at MIT. Probably had an Einstein IQ and plenty of money. Makes me ill. 

From what I could tell he was foreign but lived in Massachusetts as an MIT researcher, so he was living right here in the US...

Yeah,That kinda pisses me off too..I think the point they are trying to make there is, that this guy was coming to America just for the purposes of sleeping with minors.Or in this case making them his own sex slaves.It's like an over the internet FFC regulation type thing because he was chatting up women in America they have to stop him.But the thing that's messed up is this is the second case I've read about like this and that's some scarey shit.Makes me wonder just how many more are out there they are not finding.Ya know?

OH YA! I hear ya and I couldn't agree more.

Thanks Ric somehow, I just knew I could always count on you! ;p

My mother said she didn't have an uncle who didn't molest her, and she had a lot of uncle's... And I'm guessing, their family before them were the ones that taught them that shit was okay... Thank God my mom was strong enough to break the cycle...

If worse come to worse, I'll powder those buns 4 ya...lolololol...

Dag nasty Sodom n Gamorah types....lol

Ain't that the fckn truth.

OH gawd I hope not because them bitches are gonna be changin my diapers and the last thing I want is a f'in rash to go along with it.LOL

At least you learned the error of your ways. Some people are so self centered they will always be fighting with someone. Even themselves.

Lmao re: the snake. 

I think we have pussified most of society by trying to be too politically correct, and creating laws that benefit the criminals and demean victims. Who can respect that?  

True enough. One of my grandfathers was a pedophile. He was born in the early 1900s. They've been around since the beginning of time.  

Agreed. I don't think there is anything that could make me pimp out a child. I'd rather die. 

Couldn't agree more...

Awww, well thank you and that's the plan. I met a guy several years ago who is a good friend of my brother's. All he has ever tried to do in his life is the right thing. And while he may not always know what the right thing is, it has always been what he has strived to do. Hearing my bro talk about him, you'd figure he's a saint. But all he really is is just a great guy. Anyway, knowing that there are people out there who are like him is what inspired me to try to be the same way. Hopefully there will be someone out there who thinks the same way I do who will be inspired the way I was by him. That's the hope, anyway, and you're right... Just the one person is all the encourage meant I need...

It makes perfect sense there young lady. You have graduated to be a Good Woman of Society. You keep teaching, they'll keep listening and if even just one listens, you are grrrrreat. I still try and I've got a few listeners as well as doer's. Of course I've got a couple who don't give a crap but I still hold a blessing for em. Keep up the good work kiddo cuz you're most certainly a hero in many eyes!!!

Well I guess I fall into around the same generation as that of your kids, so your probably speaking to those that came after mine. My own kids don't show the apperciation for their blessings that I had for mine. If I had a toy, I took care of it, respected it, played with it for years some which I was even able to pass on to my own daughter. But for them, they play with it for a few minutes, maybe hours but then (unless it's a really, really high end toy) it's discarded or broken without aa care. And they seem to be the LEAST spoiled and LEAST coddled of the kids in my neighborhood. It's a source of constant aggravation for me. So I do and can get what you're saying.

After my divorce, I spent a couple years in section 8 housing. It was small, 28 unit apartment building for abused women and children. The families there ranged from completely ghetto to ghetto fabulous to trailor park to trailor trash. Some of the women there were completely without thought to whether or not they were raising their kids to have morals, decency, or human compassion. Others, like me, strived every day to teach their children right from wrong through not just words but their own actions. We were all on the same level economically. But IMO how we raised our children hinged on how we were raised ourselves and how and in what ways, we wanted our childhoods to differ from our own. Granted there were some moms who just plain old didn't give a damn and maybe that had to do with their on economical upbringing, I can't say. But just because we were poor didn't mean we were ready to give in and allow our kids to grow to be shitty people. Now I'm not even entirely sure of the point of what I'm trying to say is except that people can be poor and still have good morals and still be able to instill that into there own kids. I know that the environment in which a kid grows up is a huge factor in what they become, but as long as a parent tries to set the best example they can, the kids see that and it has an effect also. I hope what I'm saying makes any kind of sine as it's all seeming like one big ramble now... LOL.

I appreciate what you're saying though and I get it. And maybe I'm just being optimistical because I can't stand the idea of my kids growing up and living in the giant hellhole the world seems to be coming to... But it's my hope that people will come to the same conclusion I have which is, the more people who are cognizant of both the kind of people they are and the kind of people they want to be, and the impact they want to have on the society around them, the better off the society will be for it. And the example that they set for both their children and the people around them may inspire those people to try harder to be better, not just for theirselves and their own but for everyone around them. God, I hope any of that made sense... LOL

nICCEEEEEE...Well there My2, you go out and enjoy that big ol world. With your attitude, I'm sure you'll have a time of it. WooHoo, Party On, U go Gurl, and all the other stuff too.

...and I always got up...sometimes it just took a little longer to bounce back

You are doing the right things...just keep moving forward and trying to do right by folks...we have all had our moments that we are not proud of, lol I have them regularly around here... but this conversation reminded me of a prayer by St Francis of Assisi, believe me I am not a religious person, however I find them to be wise words to try and live by, am I always able to? nope, why I'm not a saint...lmao (you know who that was for)

Lord make me the instrument of peace
where there is hatred...let me show love,
where there is injury....let me show pardon,
where there is doubt.....let me show faith,
where there is dispair...let me show hope,
where there is darkness....let me be a light,
where there is sadness....let me bring joy,

O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek 
to be consoled as to console, 
to be understood as to understand, 
to be loved as to love, for...
It is in giving that we receive,
It is in pardoning that we are pardoned,
It is in dying that we are born to eternal life

lmao...you squirrel...

Thank goodness for inspirational miracles like yourself, my dear.  I have just been downed by a drive by tropical fruiting, similar to what happened to Pierce Brosnan on Ms. Doubtfire.  Your words are doing a great deal to carry me through my momentary trauma caused by this.  I wish people would be nicer.

LOLOL, you're such a card today. I don't even go for the "when you get up" thing. I'm more of a , no matter how many times you knock me down, I "ALWAYS" get up, kinda guy...lol...My kidz have done very well for themselves. Deamn, both live better than me, neither have used dope or drank to get drunk. They respect the majority of whom they come in contact with and as far as I know, haven't beat anyone to a pulp. Totally different from the way I was. Shit, I've used every possible drug imaginable, pummel some people to the point of where I was scared for them and have drank myself silly on so many occasions that I would only drink on the days that ended with y...lmao...But since I've gorren old, I've spent well over 15 years attempting to return to society the respect it's deserved. I show love when I used to show only hate, I give when I only took. Ya know, kinda paying it all back in hopes that when I die, I do so with a clear consious.

Believe me...I know clouds... besides I've always looked at it this way...doesn't matter what knocks you down, how you handle it when you get up is what makes you who you are...  There have been some very dark moments in my life, some I can speak of, some I can't, I refuse to be drug down though, it would be the easiest thing to hide within myself, but doesn't solve anything, believe me.   I too would like to see more of the respect we were taught to have for people more prevalent in society, it just doesn't seem that it is going to be that way though.  We can only hope that what we've taught our kids about it will be passed onto the next generation also.  LOL hubby's mostly proud... but we also knew each other almost 10 yrs before we got together...so he knew it was a snake when he picked it up...lmao.. besides, he made me marry him.  

I'd say you're correct. I do so don't think it was as prevelant though. I mean, as a parent, we all knew who the bad guys/gals were. We knew this because the mainstream stayed within the population of which it was brought up. I mean sure, folks moved away and all but the rumor mill never stopped. We all kinda knew the strange oddity in the family tree, even though we would guard the secret from society. All families had their share of black sheep, sometimes even entire towns had the "BAD" rap for being incestious. Disgusting as it may seem, to some it's just a way of life. And I feel so bad for you that you were one of the unfortunate who suffered. It saddens my heart to even imagine it but I am glad that your mental strength is grand and that you have overcome and are able to even speak of it. Yer a tough bird there My2. Your hubby must be proud to call you his wife. For me though, I just wanted more from the youth. Sure, we all threw rocks or had a bb gun and at times were mean, but we were brought up to be respectful to others as well as the community and to the planet. Guess that there's so many clouds in my life that I just can't feel the sunshine today. But hey, it sure is nice to have the few on TCR to chat with. That's the one thing I think I'll be greatful for today so thanx for the piece of sunshine there, Sunshine...:-)

I can totally understand what you are saying, but as I think back, I know a lot of this stuff went down...but the numerous media outlets seem to make it just so much more visible.  Having been first subjected to child molestation nearly 45 yrs ago, it's not something new at all, really since the near beginning of time... still wrong..but just not as surprised by the attention it is finally beginning to get in the last couple of decades.

Well, I'm in my late 50's so that may give you a time line on your thinking. I have a son who is 27 and a daughter who is in herend of 30's. Both had a good upbringing and needless to say, I had little to worry about in todays criminal element. I have however, lived in Houston, visited the 5th Ward frequently, been to Harlem so many times you'd swear I was black and in Elmira was brought up in the poorest neighborhood possible. So I've seen the evils that man and the economy bring forth. It's been wicked and although, when brought up with all the love and care a parent can muster, I've seen many stray from their teachings. I've seen people do some pretty evil shit when their life style was affected as well as seen bad stuff done to them by others that have been loved by them. But now, the troubles seem to have multiplied so many times that I've become calous in the way I feel. I shed no tears anymore when a loved one dies. I rarely am able to laugh. I'm almost believing that I'm turning into a sinical old fart...lol... I dunno, guess I'm just depressed at what I see these days in our youth. Perhaps I expected to much. Oh well, now I'm rambling so's I best quit and shut up already...lol...

I can see what you mean, but I think I might actually fall under that younger generation, depends on exactly how long we're talking. I will agree that my folks made it pretty damn easy for me growing up and I was in no way prepared for what the real world was about when I entered into it, but it doesn't exactly mean I don't understand, morals, values, and what real love (especially the love of a mother for a child) is about. And in the end, I kinda think that that is what it comes down to. If a mother feels for her child what she should be feeling, this kind of thing just won't happen. 

Ain't to sure bout all that. Weak economy + weak mind = "who knows WTF could happen". It's the way the new times roll. We gave all the younger generation a smooth road to ride on but the most of em are just putting pot holes all over it. I can see that the future is gonna bring a bumpy ride for sure.