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Anonymous
9th August 2020 Sunday 9:46 pm
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>>26952
Not that lad, but the Times article is based off something in GQ magazine.
When I remarked that must have been some knife, Metcalf shrugged: “Sometimes they use a kebab skewer.”
The scan showed two major concerns. The first was the patient’s colon, which had been perforated and would require surgery. He would likely require a colostomy bag, at least in the short term. Yet, among gangs, Metcalf told me, stabbing victims in the bowel is increasingly common and done on purpose to humiliate their victim.
“If you stab someone in the guts and you perforate the bowel, as a surgeon you just can’t close it up. Because it’s contaminated with faeces, there is a risk of getting infected. Therefore you have a colostomy bag, so your bowel is brought out into a bag, at least temporarily. It may be joined at a future stage when the bowels are all sterilised and clean.” It even has a name: it’s called bagging. “So they will aim to try and not just kill someone, but permanently disable them.”
https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/politics/article/st-marys-hospital-london-knife-crime
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