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[V8Druid]

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sounds a fitting punishment to me

if the death penalty was re-instated in the UK there would be a queue a mile long for Pierpoint's job -- right behind my left shoulder
and I'd sleep like a baby
toooooooooooo maaaaaaaaaany bloody snowflakes in this country with no balls or guts to deal with what needs dealing with - once and for all .. let's have a clear out and save the country billions in keeping the scum of society

 

[Lancs Lad]

Imagine how much money thus fella has saved the country...just a shame he left it so long

Prison inmate charged with Huntley murder appears in Crown Court

Anthony Russell, 43, appeared via video link from HMP Frankland at Teesside Crown Court on Thursday.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[V8Druid]

Imagine how much money thus fella has saved the country...just a shame he left it so long

Prison inmate charged with Huntley murder appears in Crown Court

Anthony Russell, 43, appeared via video link from HMP Frankland at Teesside Crown Court on Thursday.

www.bbc.co.uk

segregation has cost the country millions for years .... all murderers and paedos should be totally exposed in the 'open' prison population and given no 'special' treatment, whatsoever .. see how long they last

 

[Gecko]

Imagine how much money thus fella has saved the country...just a shame he left it so long

He is no saint - the sooner someone does the same to him, the better.

Anthony Russell (murderer) - Wikipedia

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[V8Druid]

" no smoke without fire "

FRC probes accountants over Vistry South division reporting

Accounting watchdog probes conduct of two former Vistry employees after profit warnings

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Watchdog launches investigation into two former Vistry accountants

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched an investigation into two ex-employees at housebuilder Vistry. The accountancy watchdog on Tuesday (10

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Finance watchdog opens probe into accountants at Vistry South division

Investigation comes after series of profit warnings in 2024

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[V8Druid]

He is no saint - the sooner someone does the same to him, the better.

absolutely - any and all proven guilty beyond all doubt should be 'dealt with', not kept for the rest of their 'natural'

 

[Canal Navvy]

absolutely - any and all proven guilty beyond all doubt should be 'dealt with', not kept for the rest of their 'natural'

The "beyond all doubt" is going to be a problem until our legal system can manage a good few years without being caught out when they cheat

 

[Lancs Lad]

He is no saint - the sooner someone does the same to him, the better.

Anthony Russell (murderer) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Absolutely.
Prison for murder etc should be feared . Gen pop all round survival of the fittest

 

[V8Druid]

The "beyond all doubt" is going to be a problem until our legal system can manage a good few years without being caught out when they cheat

but there are many many cases where there is no doubt whatsoever - Huntley, Sutcliffe, etc. ............ WTF did Sutcliffe cost the tax payer ?
last figures I read some time ago put it at over a £1m/yr - each, to keep these 'waste of oxygen scum' in relative luxury and pensioners, etc., have to choose between eat or heat

 

[Gecko]

The "beyond all doubt" is going to be a problem until our legal system can manage a good few years without being caught out when they cheat

That's always the problem.

However, if you scan down the list of "whole life orders", there is no one I'd piss on if they were on fire.

List of prisoners with whole life orders - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[V8Druid]

That's always the problem.

However, if you scan down the list of "whole life orders", there is no one I'd piss on if they were on fire.

List of prisoners with whole life orders - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

but if you pissed petrol - story'd be different

 

[Canal Navvy]

That's always the problem.

However, if you scan down the list of "whole life orders", there is no one I'd piss on if they were on fire.

List of prisoners with whole life orders - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

First two names on your link Rosemary West and Lucy Letby, Rose West was as guilty as sin, Lucy Letby there is considerable question as to the safety of her conviction, 50/50 isn't good enough to take a life in my opinion

 

[Lancs Lad]

First two names on your link Rosemary West and Lucy Letby, Rose West was as guilty as sin, Lucy Letby there is considerable question as to the safety of her conviction, 50/50 isn't good enough to take a life in my opinion

I'm not one for conspiracy theories but there's something weird about that whole letby case.

 

[Lancs Lad]

First two names on your link Rosemary West and Lucy Letby, Rose West was as guilty as sin, Lucy Letby there is considerable question as to the safety of her conviction, 50/50 isn't good enough to take a life in my opinion

What about Fred? Bit of a landscaper I heard...

 

[Canal Navvy]

What about Fred? Bit of a landscaper I heard...

A good digger of holes, not all chaps are lucky enough to find a partner to lead them further astray..
..... or so I heard

 

[bobthebuilder]

sounds a fitting punishment to me

if the death penalty was re-instated in the UK there would be a queue a mile long for Pierpoint's job -- right behind my left shoulder
and I'd sleep like a baby
toooooooooooo maaaaaaaaaany bloody snowflakes in this country with no balls or guts to deal with what needs dealing with - once and for all .. let's have a clear out and save the country billions in keeping the scum of society

And i would sharpen your axe and grease the trapdoor

 

[Gecko]

50/50 isn't good enough to take a life in my opinion

Normally I'd agree, but 50% of what?
I didn't follow the case too closely, but I thought it was pretty solid.
She was found guilty of 8 murders and 7 attempted. The jury couldn't agree on an additional six.

That said, there are plenty on that list where zero doubt exists (Anthony Russell for one)

 

[Canal Navvy]

Normally I'd agree, but 50% of what?
I didn't follow the case too closely, but I thought it was pretty solid.
She was found guilty of 8 murders and 7 attempted. The jury couldn't agree on an additional six.

That said, there are plenty on that list where zero doubt exists (Anthony Russell for one)

My 50% was just cherry picked
The Lucy Letby case there was a lot of suggestion of rigging the evidence to be absolutely sure of a conviction.
Myra Hindley met Ian Brady, Rosemary met Fred, there must have been a fair element of luck for them to find their perfect partner.
These days we have the Internet to link up people with similar interests
Inevitably there is going to be more of a public demand for justice which is all well and good as long as you know without a shadow of a doubt that you could never be waiting for dawn when you will die for something that some other bugger did

 

[6feetdown]

I'm all for the chop but it must be 100% as a lot of people have been wrongly convicted over the years.
Our area are notorious for perverting the truth

 

[bobthebuilder]

Normally I'd agree, but 50% of what?
I didn't follow the case too closely, but I thought it was pretty solid.
She was found guilty of 8 murders and 7 attempted. The jury couldn't agree on an additional six.

That said, there are plenty on that list where zero doubt exists (Anthony Russell for one)

I have read a lot ,,i believe she was a scapegoat ,100ish babies died whilst she worked there7 whilst she was on duty and many after she was removed ,no real evidence ,all circumstanal,it's a dodgy conviction