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The case received a wide amount of publicly in the USA and elsewhere in the world. Feminists in particular where outspoken about it. Upon arriving to his parents residence in Dayton, Turner ran a gauntlet of protesters waving poster and at least one firearm, with the poster scrawled with slogans such as "Kill the rapist".

The case received a wide amount of publicly in the USA and elsewhere in the world. Feminists in particular where outspoken about it. Upon arriving to his parents residence in Dayton, Turner ran a gauntlet of protesters waving poster and at least one firearm, with the poster scrawled with slogans such as "Kill the rapist".

This case might have implications for whether the USA is drifting back towards [[lynch mob]] justice (under the influences of feminism and liberal-tending notions of political correctness) rather than the notion of [[rule of law]].

This case might have implications for whether the USA is drifting back towards the natural tendencies of lynch mob justice (under the influences of feminism and liberal-tending notions of political correctness) rather than towards the notion of [[rule of law]].

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