In July of 2018, Australian actress and comedian Euritacy Dixon was raped and murdered.

She had been walking home from a performance at Melbourne's Highlander Bar on the evening

of June 13th, and was attacked

at Prince's Park that evening by 19-year-old James Todd, who was believed to have been stalking

her to this isolated location.

Dixon's body was found in the park the next day, starting a very high-profile investigation

into who had killed the up-and-coming comedic star. The culprit,

Todd, would turn himself into police after CCTV footage of his likeness was released to the

press, and he would plead guilty to this vile crime months later that November. He was later

sentenced to life in prison and is expected to serve at least 35 years before being eligible for parole.

While the crime itself was solved rather quickly, it attracted a lot of attention, not only

from the Australian press, but reporters from overseas, who were all horrified that someone

like Eurydice Dixon, a rising star that was just 22 years old at the time of her

death and was already making a mark on the world, could be killed so casually and cruelly

by someone that did not even know her.

One day after the murder, June 14, 2018.

Australian human rights advocate Con Carapano Geotides would publish a post on social media that read,

I could only imagine the rage and fear women feel to see women die doing mundane things like walking home,

only to then be told it's their fault and they need to be more careful.

Then, spaced out, as if to drive the point home, Con wrote, Stop Blaming Women, Make Men

the issue. This post would be shared by thousands of people throughout the world, including

a young woman living in Queensland, who shared the post on her Facebook page on June 17th.

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