Marky-San

I feel sorry only for the fact that a family still dont know the whereabouts of their child. Infact, I think the mother passed away a year or two back.

Sick doesnt come remotely close to what these two ***** did. Capital punishment - I'm for that.

Flat 4x4

Life has a habit of repeating itself - Soham anyone ? IF (IF) guilty, how long will he be in prison for ?

pslewis

She is right now facing those she tortured and killed, just before being sent to eternal damnation - I hope!!

If death is it (ie no afterlife) then she has lived too long already - these are just the people we should kill within 1 month of conviction

Pete

CrisPDuk

I find it quire ironic that she died on BBC Children in Need night. Maybe God has a sense of humour?

I dearly hope they don't bury her in consecrated ground

Grottbags

The rumours are that there is more than one body still on the moors as a result of that pair.

It may not be just the one family still missing someone.

Luke

And the public should not allow any Public funeral. Throw the body in the bin.Anyone who turns up to her funeral should be kicked half to death.

May the rats eat her.

D Hill 555

DITTO.Luke.

shunty

what pi55e5 me off is those fooken defence lawyers who represented her & also were supposed of said that she was unfairly treaded & she had "served her time".

I hope they buried her alive by mistake.

this countries got it all wrong!!!!!!!

shunty

camk

Not sorry to see her go but disagree with most on here about her being kept in jail forever, unless she proven dangerous. Sorry to disagree with the general population but if other murderers get out after a fixed term then they all should, fair justice/punishment should be universal.
She was kept in prison longer than the rest for pure political reasons.
If only we had the same level of bottle with some of the other scum out there. What about IRA murderers who bombed civilians or paedophiles or rapists/murderers, I could go on. Regardless of her crime she is due the same treated the same as the rest of the population of perverted criminal degenerates.

Just seen on TV a QC saying that her appeal was due in the next few weeks and he thought she would have been freed as its illegal for Home Secretary to impose a lifetime sentence if people are deemed no longer dangerous. Died of a chest infection......possibly. Conspiracy theorists will have a field day.

[Edited by camk - 11/15/2002 10:10:24 PM]

Scoob99

iTrader: (1)

I hope she died in pain, and suffered too the end, now all we need is Ian Brady too die painfully too.
I'm just so sorry the police never found the other bodies.
Colin

Dougster.

camk, just hope it doesn't happen to you or your family.

go back to your cotton wool life!!

Bring back the DP!!

camk

Dougster,
What about the guy who was released yesterday after 25 years in jail, unsafe verdict due to a corrupt policeman. Should he be dead now ?, or the Birmigham 6, I hope that doesn't happen to anyone you know. Try thinking beyond the headlines and soundbites. Also try reading what I said rather than talking pish from your high horse, I'm no friend of criminal's but justice needs to be universal not selective based on what the papers say FFS.

LeeMac

iTrader: (1)

In the words of Alan Partridge

"Back o' the net"

WISHING

She's Not dead.

No goverment would publicly release her ........ so shes given a new ID and moved to a nursing home, ...... she 60 !!! retirment age.

Shes not dead.

Just take a step back ! and think ......................

The Goverment are too powerful

polarbearit

Now theres a thought wishing

Wouldn't suprise me though

Danny B

So, Myra Hindley dies on Children in Need night.

Someone must have made a bloody big donation.......

Adam M

Have to agree with camk.

I do wish her dead, there is no question, but yo have to a system which presents the same rules for everyone, other wise the entire legal system brakes down.

The only limit to this is the appeal process which relies on the opinions of the law lords, and then "higher up" to the european court of justice.

thoiugh I do not agree with all their opinions, these lords are very very intelligent, and dont make light of things.

I dont agree that all murderers are the same, and you dont know that her conviction was just one life sentence. She may have been sentenced to two or three consecutive life senteces and it is standard parole procedure she was relying on for her release.

I havent followed it closely enough, but i still think she should rot in hell.

Dont agree with bringing back the death penalty, even for people like that.

I think death is too easy for people who have inflicted so much pain. Despite nomenclature, prison should be about punishment, not rehabilitation. Fraudsters are not dangerous to society, but they still have to serve time.

what they did was unforgivable, the same should be said for the killers of jamie bulger, and if we agree that that bradie and hindley were insane then why is that not just as valid a defence as being too young to really know better?

In my eyes it isnt, yet the boys have been released. ther is an inconsistency there that escapes me.

Trucker Ted

Any one who murders children should swing by the neck,in this day and age in a stonewall case with all the scientific evidence they can use there would be no mistakes.

As for hyndley,chuck the evil cow in the nearest skip,end of story.

AnDy_PaNdY

Well said Ted

CrisPDuk

camk IIRC the birmingham 6 were never declared innocent, the statement made at the time merely stated that the evidence & methods used to convict was unsafe. Having noted the actions of more than one of them since their release I for one am not convinced that the police got it entirely wrong.

FERRARINUTTER

Let's sign a petition to make her.......DEAD

...waste of tax payers money
...waste of God's time
...waste of everyones time
...hope hell makes you suffer

camk

CrispDuck,
Birmingham 6 verdicts were unsafe therefore they are innocent, in the eyes of the law. I only gave a few examples , there have been plenty of other examples of miscarrigaes of justice over the years. Proven conclusively by new DNA techniques or whatever, the point I'm making that the Death Penalty is not the right way to go as people make mistakes.
One of lifes greatest tragedies must be imprisonment for a crime you did not commit, not only does the victim suffer initially but an innocent person whilst the perpetrator goes free Ask yourself this, does the DP reduce crime in the US ? Does it hell.
Anyway we're getting off topic, my initial point still remains. If we can keep one murderer in jail why not them all ?