Accused Pilot
So what happens if he is found not guilty? Or it gets thrown out of court or Police decide that there isn't enough evidence or they have the wrong guy?? You should not be fired just because the Police think you MAY have committed a crime.
Some sort of leave until the matter is decided would be a more justifiable position.
Factual but biased. The guy has only be charged and they don't even have a body at this point. The couple could still be alive for all we know.
Some sort of leave until the matter is decided would be a more justifiable position.
Factual but biased. The guy has only be charged and they don't even have a body at this point. The couple could still be alive for all we know.
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An Airbus check Captain doesn’t fit the murderer profile. I nearly fell over when I heard the news reporting a checkie was arrested.
An Airbus check Captain doesn’t fit the murderer profile. I nearly fell over when I heard the news reporting a checkie was arrested.
These are highly skilled, paid, and well regarded professionals by the public. The safety of thousands are in my hands daily, they put trust in me, and my team deliver it back to them.
Still can’t sort of believe the whole thing and the type of person involved, but it is what it is.
These are highly skilled, paid, and well regarded professionals by the public. The safety of thousands are in my hands daily, they put trust in me, and my team deliver it back to them.
Still can’t sort of believe the whole thing and the type of person involved, but it is what it is.
You do realize you just gave yourself a heathy slap on the back and a thumbs up , right?? You just told all who care to read that in your opinion you are a highly skilled, paid, well regarded professional. Talking about professions and personality traits, you come across as quite a narcissist.
It has been a pleasure throughout my career (like all) to have had the ability to get access to the standard of training that this country offers. That translates into a safe work environment which myself and my team pride ourselves on. It is what it is, some places dish up **** check and training standards, this one does not, I thank those who have got me this far in my career.
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I know for a certain fact that Police prosecutors are not happy with the level of detail that has been leaked for the simple reason that it creates the opportunity for the defence to argue that a fair trial in Victoria is not possible since jury members have already been prejudiced.
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There is much unknown about the case with Lynn and I’m sure that a clear picture will be framed if and when a trial begins. The cops aren’t stupid and the circumstantial evidence is strong. It will be an interesting case to follow.
Psycopaths are born that way it is a form of brain malformation where the emotion part does not develop properly and is hereditary. Sociopaths are created by life forces in general, so are not born that way, most are created from experience.
Both can hide to a certain extent, but will not do their job 'well', they may be capable pilots, but will generally be unreliable and prone to violent or irrational behavior. They will also find it hard to fit in with SOPs and being told what to do, especially if they don't like it, generally they will do everything to try and subvert doing what they are supposed to, even to the point of danger. Affected pilots who have progressed through GA in an un-guided sort of fashion would be more likely to survive rather than say a cadet who has to fit in with the system from day one. It is more likely they will find their way into check positions if allowed to as the dominance and control part would appeal to them, but the success of the candidate would be completely nothing they care for. They DO NOT make good checkers or trainers at all, as winning is the driver so even if they are wrong they will push their line in spite of safety and will just make stuff up and lie to cover up deficiencies in their own knowledge.
Its also very hard to diagnose in the young, basically not manifesting properly until early adulthood and getting worse as you age. So selecting employees too young can also lead to a few in the ranks as well.
Both can hide to a certain extent, but will not do their job 'well', they may be capable pilots, but will generally be unreliable and prone to violent or irrational behavior. They will also find it hard to fit in with SOPs and being told what to do, especially if they don't like it, generally they will do everything to try and subvert doing what they are supposed to, even to the point of danger. Affected pilots who have progressed through GA in an un-guided sort of fashion would be more likely to survive rather than say a cadet who has to fit in with the system from day one. It is more likely they will find their way into check positions if allowed to as the dominance and control part would appeal to them, but the success of the candidate would be completely nothing they care for. They DO NOT make good checkers or trainers at all, as winning is the driver so even if they are wrong they will push their line in spite of safety and will just make stuff up and lie to cover up deficiencies in their own knowledge.
Its also very hard to diagnose in the young, basically not manifesting properly until early adulthood and getting worse as you age. So selecting employees too young can also lead to a few in the ranks as well.
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All came to a head last Sunday when GL’s JQ cabin crew wife confronted him about the murder in their Caroline springs home (which has been bugged for months), GL left to go hang himself. No doubt cops have been holding out trying to build their case but had to pounce before it got too late. Sold the trailer on gumtree mid last year. Ex wife’s autopsy showed high levels of alcohol in blood, which according to friends was unusual for her, cops may reopen this case also.
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You do realise you just gave yourself a heathy slap on the back and a thumbs up , right?? You just told all who care to read that in your opinion you are a highly skilled, paid, well regarded professional. Talking about professions and personality traits, you come across as quite a narcissist.
You just never know, I had a work friend who was a Senior FO at a large airline, he killed himself by standing in front of a train. It turned out he had just been in court and had name suppression lifted. He had been charged with multiple accounts of child abuse which he carried out during long haul trips around the world working as an ambassador for the airline in orphanages. No one at work knew anything about it or that he had been cautioned 2 weeks before and that he was in fact arrested in the work car park. people kept saying ‘he was such a nice bloke’. No body knows what goes on in other people’s worlds. Pilots are not immune to having the odd psycho in their ranks.
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All came to a head last Sunday when GL’s JQ cabin crew wife confronted him about the murder in their Caroline springs home (which has been bugged for months), GL left to go hang himself. No doubt cops have been holding out trying to build their case but had to pounce before it got too late. Sold the trailer on gumtree mid last year. Ex wife’s autopsy showed high levels of alcohol in blood, which according to friends was unusual for her, cops may reopen this case also.
Nowhere near as cut and dried as "sociopaths are made and psychopaths are born". There's been plenty of work done that suggests hereditary links for antisocial personality disorder (sociopathy), just as there's been work done on the impact of environmental factors in psychopathy.
PJ,
I agree with your posting .. it is what it is.
I posted on a previous thread alas the thread was closed down. Hopefully not because of what I said. I assume not as I did not receive any cautionary PM's from a moderator.
I knew the pilot many years ago, he is an agro person and a loner. Mind you it all depends in which context you know the person.
I always believed the coroner erred in his decision on the death of the said pilot's first wife. But the coroner can only base his decision on the information placed before him.
I agree with your posting .. it is what it is.
I posted on a previous thread alas the thread was closed down. Hopefully not because of what I said. I assume not as I did not receive any cautionary PM's from a moderator.
I knew the pilot many years ago, he is an agro person and a loner. Mind you it all depends in which context you know the person.
I always believed the coroner erred in his decision on the death of the said pilot's first wife. But the coroner can only base his decision on the information placed before him.