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If found guilty the family of the murdered Indian student should say what should happen to him :-)

To be honest, if the reports are true, it turns my stomach. Any person who can put a gun to a persons head and pull the trigger deserves to die. No excuses from the bleeding hearts, he should die. It makes you feel ashamed of your own country and until those in power take control of the streets with tougher sentencing it's only going to get worse.

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Terrible waste of a life agreed. The equally terrible thing to me is that the killer will get "Life" and be out in a decade or two.

 

And the cost of that to all of us is about £41,000 a year.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8640399.stm

 

So if he is out in 15 years that is a cost to the taxpayers in todays terms of £615,000.

 

Crude I know to equate the result of the killing of an innocent man to "cost" and I apologise.

 

But the above cost does not take into account the opportunity cost of the dead persons contribution to society, which from what I have read, the individual killed in the senseless act would have made an incredible positive contribution that would have made is family and country proud of him.

 

And we as a country should look at the individual that killed him and ask ourselves some serious questions - not least because the riots last August kicked of because the Police were trying to deal with another thug with a gun.

 

Can we afford on any level, on any parameter, the cost to us all of allowing thugs to have guns?

 

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No matter what the circumstances, be the killer be pumped full of illegal (or legal) substances, an out & out racist, had endured a challenging childhood, mild to moderate mental health issues, or maybe a mainstream hard working individual - I think you get my drift, it really is staggering that a geezer is out and about on the town, having a laugh, maybe a beer and a bite to eat and next thing you know it's game over.

 

Dead.

 

Let us imagine someone we know, a 23 year old relative, neighbour, colleague or friend and they have their life taken from them in the same senseless circumstances.

 

It's mind boggling.

 

Martyn

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I'm not surprised that thugs wander our streets with guns........The chickens are coming home to roost....... after a decade and more of breeding for benefits.....and the police hamstrung by a PC judicary who care more for thugs than the victims........No I'm not surprised *-)

 

It will get worse until the looney PC lefties that run our country are removed.......and I dont mean just the Politicians, the Judicary as well.

 

Build more prisons and lock the thugs up for longer......It will save us a fotune and make the UK a nicer place to live ;-)

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What is worse is that he be found guilty he will serve a handful of years then be out free. Remember Tracey Andrews a former model and barmaid, stabbed Harvey over 42 times in his car after they had stopped following an argument on the way to their flat in The Becks, Alvechurch, Worcester. Andrews claimed that Harvey was killed in a road-rage attack.

 

Andrews was convicted in the Birmingham Crown Court on 29 July 1997, and was sentenced to life imprisonment[1], with a recommendation that she serve at least 14 years... 11 years later she is released after a submandibular osteotomy operation to correct a class III occlusion. Specifically, this corrected her bottom jaw from protruding over her top jaw. The fact that the operation was paid for by the NHS was the cause of some controversy.

 

Thank goodness having been refused official anonymity, she has started a new life under the name Tia Carter. Remember the name TIA CARTER.

 

Don't let me read of anyone writing in her defence, think of Lee Harvey's family who have to live with that fact that his murderer is now living free and enjoying life....

 

>:-( >:-(

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Without in any way trying to not acknowledge the crime may I suggest that just possibly the poor guy was in the wrong place at the wrong time. That does not excuse what happened but it is possible that anyone. regardless of race, could have been the victim of the psychopath who did this. The fact he discovered an Asian probably made iot all the more fun for him, but he could juts have easily shot a white person. Let us not get carried away with too much resort to a 'race crime'. In my mind a crime is a crime regardless of who does it, or to whom and the penalties should be the same. There have been a goodly number of murders in the last few months, many of them with no apparent motive and again families have to suffer the consequences. I would not like this to be turned in to a media circus, which has happened in the past and had consequences that were not desired.
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And the family had to learn about it on F book how sad . I hope the Police get a rught roasting for it they should of known better with Fv and twitter these days the public publish their own news ,

 

God bless that man and his family and they sent him to England because they thiught it was the safest .

 

Worlds gone mad :'(

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michele - 2012-01-02 11:56 PM

 

And the family had to learn about it on F book how sad . I hope the Police get a rught roasting for it they should of known better with Fv and twitter these days the public publish their own news ,

 

God bless that man and his family and they sent him to England because they thiught it was the safest .

 

Worlds gone mad :'(

 

 

 

I think it's a bit unfair to ' roast ' the police for not being faster than Facebook.

 

I would have thought that their priority at the time was to catch the killer.

 

If the police now have to put beating Facebook before investigating a crime, the world has indeed gone mad.

 

 

 

:-(

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malc d - 2012-01-03 9:28 AM

 

I think it's a bit unfair to ' roast ' the police for not being faster than Facebook.

 

I would have thought that their priority at the time was to catch the killer.

 

If the police now have to put beating Facebook before investigating a crime, the world has indeed gone mad.

 

 

 

:-(

 

I agree that it was bad for them to read about his death on FaceBook but the points of the post above must take precedence.

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Lord Braykewynde - 2012-01-03 11:18 AM

 

malc d - 2012-01-03 9:28 AM

 

I think it's a bit unfair to ' roast ' the police for not being faster than Facebook.

 

I would have thought that their priority at the time was to catch the killer.

 

If the police now have to put beating Facebook before investigating a crime, the world has indeed gone mad.

 

 

 

:-(

 

I agree that it was bad for them to read about his death on FaceBook but the points of the post above must take precedence.

Face book causes more problems than it does help.. Ban the thing >:-( >:-(
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OOOPS !!! :$

 

But the truth still is, Pepe "The medium is(NOT) the message" despite what Marshal Mcluhan said in the sixties, or, only rarely at least, as in the case of 'Wickileaks'. The means of sending the propaganda,advertising,rant,or political message is not the trouble (despite what the Chinese might think) it's back, once again to the sender, not the (electronic) messenger.

 

Colin.

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Also a bit 'off-topic' but it was interesting to see that at the end of the Stephen Lawrence trial today everyone said that " justice has been done ".

 

But they won't be sentenced until tomorrow - so we will have to wait and see.

 

 

 

:-(

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malc d - 2012-01-03 4:49 PM

 

Also a bit 'off-topic' but it was interesting to see that at the end of the Stephen Lawrence trial today everyone said that " justice has been done ".

 

But they won't be sentenced until tomorrow - so we will have to wait and see.

 

 

 

:-(

 

Yes..I suppose at least the family can get *some* peace now... :-S

(..although,to be honest,it wouldn't have suprised me if judgement had've gone the other way...what with all the talk of possible cross contamination etc...)..isn't there 2 or 3 others,still out and about,that may yet still get their collars felt..?

 

...If you dwell on it too much,it can be frightening to think there is that degree of just senseless,outright hatred about... 8-)

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