Soldier found dead at barracks feared ‘psychotic and possessive’ boss, inquest hears
Ryan Mason sent Jaysley Beck, 19, thousands of WhatsApp texts in a month, court told
"3,600 messages from Mason in November 2021"
30 days in November, so 120 messages A DAY. EVERY DAY.
I'm married and I don't talk to my wife that much.
"Your daughter's death is not service related"
How the hell does this even go on, and not have someone arrested? That BTW is rhetorical
McCready said her daughter did not want to inform anyone in the army about Mason’s behaviour as she did not want to be known as “the female troublemaker”.
Her fear was legitimate, and I understand why she would be reticent to report it. On the other hand, what was the Army supposed to do? They should certainly be fostering an environment where people are not afraid to report, but in this one particular instance, perhaps informing on the culprit could have led to a better outcome.
You ask what the army should do. You answer yourself: foster an environment where this behavior is rooted out. Since she didn't feel safe to report, they clearly failed at that duty.
What is your confusion?