Rough Justice? I don't think so........
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Rough Justice? I don't think so........
Bulger killer Jon Venables sent back to jail | The Sun |News
I remember this story and I hope the **** rots in Jail for the rest of his life.
Shouldn't have been allowed out in the first place...........sometimes "the Law in this Country beggars belief..........."
I just hope whatever breach occurred, didn't cause a new victim and family................
I remember this story and I hope the **** rots in Jail for the rest of his life.
Shouldn't have been allowed out in the first place...........sometimes "the Law in this Country beggars belief..........."
I just hope whatever breach occurred, didn't cause a new victim and family................
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I can't understand how there is a World wide ban on reporting, exactly how do they enforce that? As in what would they do if someone did expose them? I really hope someone tracks these 2 sick ***** down one day and gives them what they deserve, a very slow and extraordinarily painful drawnout death. They should have been locked up for the rest of their lives not given new identities to live new lives.
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Will be interesting to find out why he's back inside as it will come out regardless of this worldwide reporting ban. What did they do to deserve so much of the taxpayers money BTW
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Why does this Country insist on hiding the identity of people who commit henious crimes like this. Jame Bulger should be the same age as my Son now, having fun with girls and coming home in a drunken stupor. Those boys should be rotting in jail for the rest of their lives.
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Originally Posted by Mr Fletcher
Standard recalls take up to 24 hours, while emergency recalls are carried out within two hours
Last night I tipped out at 04:40 to join officers to get a Snaf on a breach of bail (fail to appear at court). The Snaf wasn't there, he hadn't been there for months, the occupant even told us where to find him.
Two hours? Not a chance!
Twenty four hours? Unlikely....
As for these scum.... They should not have been let out to start with. As far as I am concerned, scum breeds scum.
A Snaf will always be a Snaf. In other news the Pope is Catholic and bears **** in the wood.
Is it obvious that I don't like crims?
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I remember this awful crime very well indeed. Truly shocking.
But in a way I think that b,astard that killed Baby Peter was even more evil. He was an adult and systematically destroyed a baby's life leaving him with a broken back. And he'll be out in a few years won't he?
But the Bulger killers were only 10 year old kids and I don't think they had a mental grip on what they were actually doing. Intellectually they were like a cat playing with a bird or a killer whale, come to that, playing with his trainer's pony tail. So will Venables and the other kid ever change? Sadly I doubt it.
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But in a way I think that b,astard that killed Baby Peter was even more evil. He was an adult and systematically destroyed a baby's life leaving him with a broken back. And he'll be out in a few years won't he?
But the Bulger killers were only 10 year old kids and I don't think they had a mental grip on what they were actually doing. Intellectually they were like a cat playing with a bird or a killer whale, come to that, playing with his trainer's pony tail. So will Venables and the other kid ever change? Sadly I doubt it.
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At the age of ten they were well past the age of knowing right from wrong. Apart from murdering that toddler they also inflicted very nasty torture on him. That poor baby boy must have had a truly terrible time before they killed him.
I don't think people with that mindset should be allowed a place in society.
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I don't think people with that mindset should be allowed a place in society.
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And let's never forget that they didn't just find a random toddler in a lonely place and spontaneously attack him, they went to a shopping centre and abducted him with the express purpose of torture and murder, then left his body on a railway line, thinking that the next train would destroy the evidence of their crime.
Totally planned, even to the cover up. They should rot in prison for ever.
Totally planned, even to the cover up. They should rot in prison for ever.
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For committing that crime i'd have them kept in solitary confinement until they turned 18 and then hung them/given lethal injection. They would have to be legally an adult in my book before putting an end to their existence.
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Evil, premeditated acts deserve it IMHO regardless of age of offender(s). How's it possible that they did not realize what they were doing? My son is 8 & wouldn't even harm our cat let alone another child ...
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Isn't Venables the one that everyone involved with his original 'rehabilitation' said was an evil scumbag who shouldn't be released
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This much we know (from what you have stated).
It is probably fair to guess that the two murderers may not have had the same experience in this and other areas as your son.
When it comes to dealing with criminals of this age - surely when it comes to the matter of knowing right from wrong - this is an important aspect.
I doubt however, that the victims parents would hold this view
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Still doesn't mean he has that right to a free life though. Should have been locked up forever. If he is working that means some people have to work with him not knowing his real identity. Is that right? More importantly someone may settle down with him and want a family not knowing he is a child killer. How is that right?
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Pity these ***** (and any other murderer) didn't share your view when they brutally murdered poor little James Bulger.
They deliberately took someone elses life, what gives them the right to keep theirs?
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No offence intended, I assure you. Just a (quite major) difference of opinion. It just seemed - to me - such a mind boggling idea. If you want to kill them then just get on with it which would be better I would think. Personally I think society would sink to a new low if the state starts hanging 10 year olds.
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Anyway, justice system is a joke with the worldwide ban on reporting.
Fair enough maybe when they were kids, but as soon as they turned 18 and became adults, the ban should have been lifted.
Why should they be protected?
What they did was sick and they should be made to face society, just like any other killer and like the Baby P killer.
Same goes with those two Doncaster lads who tortured a lad of 9 and his nephew. As soon as they turn 18 they should be identified to the public imo
But this justice system seems to protect criminals more than the victims these days.