You are Sarah Gove and I claim my ten pounds.Would you want her next door as your 5 year old plays in the garden? I doubt it
great let’s get the tea and cakes out and give her a group hug
You are Sarah Gove and I claim my ten pounds.
Yawn.
Of course not.Well mr intellectual capacity I’ve asked 3 times if you’d want a child killer on release living next door to you.
Well I mean not even the Americans are executing those proven insane
Has this person been proven insane? Would you ever want them to breath air again? Why mention America? Other countries have the death penalty,
What a horribly sad thing to happen. What sort of situation would lead a woman to kill her own grandchild in front of his mother?
Ok that seems fair enoughNo I’m saying someone who murders a child they it seems are related to has little empathy from me and I don’t want to see them ever in society again
America has one of if not the highest incarceration rates in the world and isn't shy at all about carrying out the death penalty. Even they recognise that an insane person isn't responsible for their actions in the same manner as someone with full awareness and understanding of what they're doing.
I don't know if she's been proven insane, you don't either. All Pete and I are saying really is to wait for that before demanding her to hang from the gallows.
Would I want to live next door to Ed Gein either no
...insanity.
She was originally arrested on suspicion of murder and is now being held under the mental health actWow has she been tried and incarcerated under the mental health act?
Wow has she been tried and incarcerated under the mental health act?
She's been sectioned
which still means nothing until she stands trial if the CPS deem she is fit to do so . The rigour to defend the rights of a killer is frankly astonishing
Maybe it's the rigour to verify if someone is mentally ill or not when committing a crime so savage most here can't find a sane reason to have done it
Ask yourself a question, what grandmother in their right mind would stab their grandchild to death. The answer of course is they wouldn't.which still means nothing until she stands trial if the CPS deem she is fit to do so . The rigour to defend the rights of a killer is frankly astonishing
Ok they are insane maybe they can be rehabilitated but what stops then from going mad again?Ask yourself a question, what grandmother in their right mind would stab their grandchild to death. The answer of course is they wouldn't.
Do you think Peter Suttciffe was sane?
Ask yourself a question, what grandmother in their right mind would stab their grandchild to death. The answer of course is they wouldn't.
Your encyclopaedic knowledge of violent killers combined with your regular bloodthirst for criminals is quite strange really. I wonder where it comes from.
That’s right but it says something about the situationwhich still means nothing until she stands trial if the CPS deem she is fit to do so . The rigour to defend the rights of a killer is frankly astonishing
I doubt there are any guarantees, I don't know if she's the grandmother on the maternal or paternal side but while our revulsion at this act may make it easy to seek revenge I'm not sure her son or daughter would want her put to death. We don't know all the facts yet and I've seen my mother go through a psychotic episode, it's horrible and getting the help required is not easy.Ok they are insane maybe they can be rehabilitated but what stops then from going mad again?
which still means nothing until she stands trial if the CPS deem she is fit to do so . The rigour to defend the rights of a killer is frankly astonishing
Fred Dineage
Well to even be sectioned in the first place requires medical judgment. Can't recall it happening often at all in most murder cases.
Suttcliffe?
We’ve had Peter Sutcliffe, Dennis Nilsen and Fred/Rosemary West references from you all in one evening - all very normal and not at all alarm bell-inducing behaviour.
A man diagnosed as mentally ill?
he was in brodmoor as criminally insane - but then a judge decided he’d well - made it up
Does this murder strike you as calculated and pre meditated, or as a random act of senseless violence?
Our understanding of mental illness and accurately detecting it is I suspect more advanced than it was 40 years ago. You do strike me as someone stuck in the 80s in more ways than one
With respect the law regarding this hasn’t changed and will be the determination of this persons fitness to stand trial abd will be no different than it was in the 80’s - or indeed the 50’s or 60’s - look at the controversy around De Salvo
I think someone whose obsessed with trade union power, the rights to down tools and power to the people is far more stuck in the eighties than me
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