Evil Fuckers (13 Viewers)

Grendel

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And in the civilised world

This person should not be treated as civilised. He should be chained up 24/7 and food delivered through a hatch - and no preference regarding food either
 

shmmeee

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We are though or we were

They dont get that. They think their blood lust reflects badly on the target, not them.

Makes me think of “Christians” who wonder why atheists don’t murder and rape because the only thing stopping them is God, not decency.
 

Grendel

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Revenge fantasies aside, the issue isn't how civilised the prisoner is.

I don't have revenge fantasies. He should not have any privileges and all human contact be denied until he dies
 

Grendel

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"I don't have revenge fantasies", says man who devised food distribution scheme for prisoner he wants permanently shackled

Would you want to deal with him? Do you think he deserves any special treatment at all? Should he ever be allowed out of his cell again?

Someone else on here said they should be in a straight jacket - I would accept that as reasonable.
 
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Sky Blue Pete

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Would you want to deal with him? Do you think he deserves any special treatment at all? Should he ever be allowed out of his cell again?

Someone else on here said they should be in a straight jacket - I would accept that as reasonable.
Where do you draw the line?
 

SBT

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Would you want to deal with him? Do you think he deserves any special treatment at all? Should he ever be allowed out of his cell again?

Someone else on here said they should be in a straight jacket - I would accept that as reasonable.
Not really. I don't especially care what he has for dinner or how it's served to him though.
 

Grendel

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fernandopartridge

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Social services strike again


Not an absolute defence but perhaps slashing a council's budget nearly 40% in real terms has some consequences.

 

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Nick

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Quick bump for a story that I find absolutely heartbreaking. I have no idea how sentencing works, but 13 years in prison for keeping someone in captivity as your personal slave for 25 years seems off to me.

Wow thats mental. Literally kept like a dog (well worse than people would treat their dog).

So many questions about how it happened and for so long. Did the parents just give her away to her? Why did the kidnappers son only let them know after so long? Didn't anybody need to see this girl for 25 years for the benefits?

Should really be life, the girl who is now in her mid 40s with Learning Difficulties is going to be so damaged!
 

chiefdave

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Trying to use autism as an excuse for noncing in a nursery. Loads of other autistic people manage to go their lives without trying to touch up infants, funnily enough.

Far too late for me to make a career change but as much as law fascinates me I can't imagine having to be the person whose job it is to defend horrifically evil people like this.

Not sure I'd be able to live with my own guilt if I managed to find a way to get a not guilty verdict, or diminished responsibility, knowing someone like this is guilty.
 

Sky Blue Pete

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Far too late for me to make a career change but as much as law fascinates me I can't imagine having to be the person whose job it is to defend horrifically evil people like this.

Not sure I'd be able to live with my own guilt if I managed to find a way to get a not guilty verdict, or diminished responsibility, knowing someone like this is guilty.
I often have this quandary (not the specifics of the nature of this case) in my union work and it’s not about defending the actions it’s about ensuring the processes are legal. The defence lawyer is not responsible for getting the person a not guilty verdict but for ensuring the process is fair.
Must be a difficult balance I completely agree
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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I often have this quandary (not the specifics of the nature of this case) in my union work and it’s not about defending the actions it’s about ensuring the processes are legal. The defence lawyer is not responsible for getting the person a not guilty verdict but for ensuring the process is fair.
Must be a difficult balance I completely agree
Except we know there are defence lawyers who would happily try to get a not guilty verdict for those whom they know full well are guilty, because it's a coup for their own careers.
 

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