Shipman tops himself
13 January 2004, 09:41 AM
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excellent - best thing to happen.
Awful shame about his victims though.
Hopefully Ian Huntley will do it next !!
Richard
Awful shame about his victims though.
Hopefully Ian Huntley will do it next !!
Richard
13 January 2004, 09:54 AM
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He was serving 15 life sentences - if he'd have been let out early something would have gone horribly, horribly, horribly wrong.
Also on BBC now as posted by another poster.
Cheers,
Nick.
Also on BBC now as posted by another poster.
Cheers,
Nick.
13 January 2004, 03:09 PM
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It must be awful to die and be hated that much and people think your suicide is a good thing 
I can understand why though.
It will seem like justice to the family's of the people he killed or was suspected of killing. He was suspected of killing 200 That's just crazy!
I can understand why though.
It will seem like justice to the family's of the people he killed or was suspected of killing. He was suspected of killing 200
That's just crazy!
13 January 2004, 04:59 PM
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I heard an interview on the radio with one of his victims daughters. She was quite angry that he was allowed to do this and should have spent the rest of his life suffering.
I can understand her anger, but realistically, the longer he is/was alive, the longer her anger and hatred would continue.
Surely now he has gone, the victims relatives can move on?
I can understand her anger, but realistically, the longer he is/was alive, the longer her anger and hatred would continue.
Surely now he has gone, the victims relatives can move on?
13 January 2004, 05:10 PM
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I'd be interested to hear two specific opinions on this:
1) from someone who would have liked to see him face the death penalty - how do you feel now he's topped himself?
2) from someone who wanted him to 'rot' in prison - do you feel 'cheated' now he's dead?
1) from someone who would have liked to see him face the death penalty - how do you feel now he's topped himself?
2) from someone who wanted him to 'rot' in prison - do you feel 'cheated' now he's dead?
13 January 2004, 10:03 PM
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see there going to have an enquiry as to how this was allowed to happen.....................
WHAT THE ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!
given that it is no longer against the law to commit suicide,,why the interest
surley that would be a breach of his human rights, by preventing him from taking his life if he wished!!!!
personally i believe that when they arrive at the old hmp they should be given pills razors and rope with the understanding
that if they want to do it feel free.
it could save a fotune in the long run
flame suit nearby
mart
[Edited by mart360 - 1/13/2004 10:07:34 PM]
WHAT THE ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!
given that it is no longer against the law to commit suicide,,why the interest
surley that would be a breach of his human rights, by preventing him from taking his life if he wished!!!!
personally i believe that when they arrive at the old hmp they should be given pills razors and rope with the understanding
that if they want to do it feel free.
it could save a fotune in the long run
flame suit nearby
mart
[Edited by mart360 - 1/13/2004 10:07:34 PM]
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