>
> Leicester Square - 9/Feb/1998
>
> In February 1998 I spent some time in Leicester Square, in the West End
> of London. This is a very busy area of London, and one which can be relied
> on to produce "contacts". Capital Radio's offices and their cafe are
> located here, the Trocadero is nearby, and the place is full of cinemas
> and entertainment venues.
>
> Certainty level: 100%%
>
> A young girl is heard to say, "Alright I'm going to talk to myself" to her
> friends, followed by all of them laughing together, as I passed by.
>
> Believe me, I do not look mad in real life, these young people would not
> have directed their comments and laughter at me unless they had already
> been told by others that I was ill. I am absolutely certain that their
> behaviour was directed at me, and this audio file is particularly clear.
>
> Certainty level: 60%%
>
> This one was recorded in a cafe in Green Park. Two women are talking to
> each other, one of them says to the other, "something wrong with him",
> with an emphasis on the "wrong".
>
> The words "something wrong with him" have been repeated at me dozens of
> times, at my former workplace in Canada, in England, etc. The words are
> quite deliberately chosen to have two meanings; they obviously imply that
> I am ill, without forcing the abusers to demean themselves by using
> more pejorative terms, although they have shown that they have no
> compunction in that area; and secondly, the words "wrong ... him" make
> me at fault, and place the guilt for the abusers' wrongdoing on my
> shoulders.
>
> Certainty level: 30%%
>
> Recorded on a Victoria line tube train leaving Green Park station.
> If you listen carefully you can pick up the word "hunchback". The speaker
> had emitted a swear word immediately before this excerpt; both the swear
> word, and the "hunchback", were (I believe) directed at me.
>
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