2 years in prison & anonimity stays
23 July 2010, 08:35 PM
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24 July 2010, 09:23 AM
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24 July 2010, 09:41 AM
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I reckon that someone who relies on child **** for his kicks, including with 2 year old children, is pretty far gone and likely to be beyond redemption.
Can't see him being safe to release into society.
Les
Can't see him being safe to release into society.
Les
24 July 2010, 10:49 AM
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24 July 2010, 11:21 AM
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. A lot of your posts and indeed threads have the exact same effect on me too, lucky coincidence perhaps? and yet you still bothered to reply to my posts
TTFN!
24 July 2010, 11:39 AM
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dumm-kopf!
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24 July 2010, 11:53 AM
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Remaining away from certain areas of Mersyside - breached
He then went and committed drugs & child **** offenses,
given the original reason for his imprisonment, dosen't exactly do himself
any favors.
His new identity was part of the package to enable his to lead a relatively
safe and normal life on his rehabilitation / release.
As he breached the terms of his release, technically he forfeits the other
conditions as well (ie anonymity)
There is a far easier solution, that has been in place for some time and is
currently employed in Durham prison, and is being used by Ian Brady.
Its called, "lock them up for LIFE"
Would save the mess & cost that's happening now
Mart
24 July 2010, 01:13 PM
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Ian Brady was an adult when he killed.
To put a child through an adult court trial for 17 days, locked up for 10 years, new name, can't have a GF without revealing details of who he is (so no GF!), constant fear of being found out, it really is no suprise he is screwed up?
To say he doesn't do himself any favours, well, he doesn't think like you and I would. He will be messed up until the day he dies, and I dare say he will take his own life one day.
...and then we'll all be happy. Right?
To put a child through an adult court trial for 17 days, locked up for 10 years, new name, can't have a GF without revealing details of who he is (so no GF!), constant fear of being found out, it really is no suprise he is screwed up?
To say he doesn't do himself any favours, well, he doesn't think like you and I would. He will be messed up until the day he dies, and I dare say he will take his own life one day.
...and then we'll all be happy. Right?
24 July 2010, 02:32 PM
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Ian Brady was an adult when he killed.
To put a child through an adult court trial for 17 days, locked up for 10 years, new name, can't have a GF without revealing details of who he is (so no GF!), constant fear of being found out, it really is no suprise he is screwed up?
To say he doesn't do himself any favours, well, he doesn't think like you and I would. He will be messed up until the day he dies, and I dare say he will take his own life one day.
...and then we'll all be happy. Right?
To put a child through an adult court trial for 17 days, locked up for 10 years, new name, can't have a GF without revealing details of who he is (so no GF!), constant fear of being found out, it really is no suprise he is screwed up?
To say he doesn't do himself any favours, well, he doesn't think like you and I would. He will be messed up until the day he dies, and I dare say he will take his own life one day.
...and then we'll all be happy. Right?
The bottom line is that surely someone who has killed one child and gets his kicks from child pornography is not someone we want released at all with or without anonymity.
Yes it may be sad what has happened to him in life, but we have a responsibilty to society to protect its children and I am sorry if it bursts your wonderfuly do-gooding bubble, but I think society is best off with the likes of Venables locked up for the rest of their lives.
24 July 2010, 02:39 PM
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Ian Brady was an adult when he killed.
To put a child through an adult court trial for 17 days, locked up for 10 years, new name, can't have a GF without revealing details of who he is (so no GF!), constant fear of being found out, it really is no suprise he is screwed up?
To say he doesn't do himself any favours, well, he doesn't think like you and I would. He will be messed up until the day he dies, and I dare say he will take his own life one day.
...and then we'll all be happy. Right?
To put a child through an adult court trial for 17 days, locked up for 10 years, new name, can't have a GF without revealing details of who he is (so no GF!), constant fear of being found out, it really is no suprise he is screwed up?
To say he doesn't do himself any favours, well, he doesn't think like you and I would. He will be messed up until the day he dies, and I dare say he will take his own life one day.
...and then we'll all be happy. Right?
24 July 2010, 02:50 PM
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Happy is not the right word but I wouldn't be weeping over his passing either.
The bottom line is that surely someone who has killed one child and gets his kicks from child pornography is not someone we want released at all with or without anonymity.
Yes it may be sad what has happened to him in life, but we have a responsibilty to society to protect its children and I am sorry if it bursts your wonderfuly do-gooding bubble, but I think society is best off with the likes of Venables locked up for the rest of their lives.
The bottom line is that surely someone who has killed one child and gets his kicks from child pornography is not someone we want released at all with or without anonymity.
Yes it may be sad what has happened to him in life, but we have a responsibilty to society to protect its children and I am sorry if it bursts your wonderfuly do-gooding bubble, but I think society is best off with the likes of Venables locked up for the rest of their lives.
Nail hit squarely again!
24 July 2010, 02:57 PM
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It might be normal in your household but not anyone elses
stick to falling off crossers at least you seem good at that -perhaps all the impacts have affected your thinking-try to have a few more serious impacts in future
It might clear your head or it might be fatal-a win win situation all round
cheers richie
stick to falling off crossers at least you seem good at that -perhaps all the impacts have affected your thinking-try to have a few more serious impacts in future
It might clear your head or it might be fatal-a win win situation all roundcheers richie
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24 July 2010, 06:06 PM
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No wonder you're unpopular FFS!
The reason that most sane people feel so bad about this is that the Bulger killers didn't serve their time ... a few years in a young offenders whatever then they're out with a new identity. For such a crime (it's bad, look it up) they should NEVER have been let out let alone receive such a soft sentance. Grrrr
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The reason that most sane people feel so bad about this is that the Bulger killers didn't serve their time ... a few years in a young offenders whatever then they're out with a new identity. For such a crime (it's bad, look it up) they should NEVER have been let out let alone receive such a soft sentance. Grrrr
TX.
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