Monthly Archives: August 2012

Forthcoming Events – September/October 2012

Posted on 24 August 2012 by Mark172430

Okay, the next International Day of Hope and Remembrance for those affected by Hate Crime (20th October) is less than two months away. Here at 17-24-30 we have been busy networking and planning for this years activities which will include: … Continue reading →

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Michael Polding, 62, gay man murdered in Brighton

Posted on 17 August 2012 by Mark172430

– 16th July 2012 Michael Polding, 62, a gay man was found murdered in his flat in Brighton on the 16th July 2012. Police would like to speak to Ricardo Pisano, known as Brandon Victor Pillay, ‘Ree’ or ‘Ricky’ (pictured … Continue reading →

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Michael Hall and Michael Roike survive hate crime attack in D.C.

Posted on 9 August 2012 by Mark172430

 Sunday 22nd July 2012 The attack came quickly and without warning, a barrage of punches that sent Michael Hall to the pavement, fracturing the right side of his cheekbone and leaving his face swollen and lined with surgical stitches. Michael Roike said … Continue reading →

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Sikh temple shootings – victims of hate

Posted on 7 August 2012 by Mark172430

Ranjeet Singh 45, Sita Singh 41, Paramjit Kaur 41, Satwant Singh Kaleka 65, Prakash Singh 39 and Suveg Singh Khattra 84 Sikh Temple Gun Shooting 5th August 2012 Seven people were killed, including the gun man, and three others were wounded in the attack on … Continue reading →

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Angelo, victim of hate crime in Tunisia

Posted on 7 August 2012 by Mark172430

 – 1st August 2012 A gay Italian tourist, Angelo, was found murdered, stabbed repeatedly 10 times, in his holiday apartment in Hammamet, Tunisia. GayStarNews (07 08 2012) Dan Littauer – Brutal murder of gay Italian in Tunisa Gayday magazine (07 … Continue reading →

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Jeff Akers victim of hate crime

Posted on 7 August 2012 by Mark172430

7th July 1957 – 19th February 2008 Jeff Akers, 50, died after he was attacked with a kitchen knife at a public toilet in Walton-on Thames, Surrey. Remembering Jeff Akers tribute site Barry&DistrictNews (15 07 2010) Sharon Harris – Barry family’s … Continue reading →

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Hallam Tennyson – victim of hate crime? 2005

Posted on 7 August 2012 by Mark172430

– 21 December 2005 Hallam Tennyson, 85, was found collasped with serious head injuries and multiple stab wounds at his flat in Crouch end, north London, on 21 December 2005 His murder remains unresolved. Wikipedia – Hallam Tennyson Met Police … Continue reading →

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Michael Causer – victim of Hate Crime in Liverpool

Posted on 6 August 2012 by Mark172430

9th October 1989 – 2nd August 2008 Michael Causer, 18, from Whiston, was attacked at a house party in Huyton in 2008. He suffered bleeding to the brain after being punched, kicked and stamped on. He later died in hospital. … Continue reading →

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Alexandra Marques victim of hate crime?

Posted on 5 August 2012 by Mark172430

 1944? – 16 October 2005 The skeleton of Alexandra Marques was found in undergrowth off Woodside between Caddington and Slip End on January 5, 2006. This case is still unresolved. theguardian (05 10 2011) Simon Rogers – Five years of London … Continue reading →

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James Parkes surivor of hate crime

Posted on 5 August 2012 by Mark172430

James Parkes was attacked by a gang of up to 20 teenagers and left critically injured outside a gay bar Superstar Boudoir on Stanley Street, Liverpool, on the 25th October 2009. He suffered multiple skull fractures, fractures of his eye-socket and … Continue reading →

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