Women should be able to safely catch a ride-share, bus, or train without worrying we’ll enter a passenger and exit a victim. RELATED: Women, tell us how your space has been violated and how society can change Not like the man suspected of killing a South Carolina woman who mistook his Chevy Impala for her Uber. “So I think, ‘OK, you’re probably not going to kill me.’ ”
(The Globe is using only her nickname at her request, for safety reasons.) He’s an old white man in a Lexus,” admitted Elle, who is white herself. On a 16-minute ride on a Sunday afternoon, he asked her a series of rapid-fire questions about where she was from, how long she’d lived in the city, and where she worked. What’s a beautiful girl like you doing running around single in Boston, he inquired.
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