Sarah Payne - awful story

[jayjaysafc]

what her brothers have to live with and what happened to her father, died at 45 developed alcohol problems after her murder

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-40640940

 

[twangmackem]

such a sad story, minimum of 40 years though is laughable, an eye for an eye

 

[robbied1]

should of been lifed off, the poor mother nearly died too if i remember with health problems after

 

[Some Random Guy]

such a sad story, minimum of 40 years though is laughable, an eye for an eye

Minimum, he'll be in his 80s if he is released at all.

 

[becs]

That's awful for the brothers to have to live with

 

[Billy Rocket]

I don't know how a barrister could possibly mount a vigorous defence for a monster like that.

 

[Some Random Guy]

I don't know how a barrister could possibly mount a vigorous defence for a monster like that.

It's their job. Imagine if he got released because his representation in court did a half arsed job.

 

[Billy Rocket]

It's their job. Imagine if he got released because his representation in court did a half arsed job.

I know, but if it was your job would you put 110% in?

 

[flump]

the sooner we bring something in that excludes you from your human rights when you behave in an inhumane way the better.

that man (any many others) is still living and able to enjoy some form of comfort/enjoyment. the family carry the burden every day. its not justice and with the relative comfort we HAVE to afford these people in HMP.

 

[PhilSAFC]

Horrendous story. Heartbreaking stuff. A whole families lives ruined.

 

[Napoleon Dynamite]

Smiling at them while he drove off ffs

 

[Some Random Guy]

I know, but if it was your job would you put 110% in?

I don't put 110% into anything marra, I'm really lazy.

I think it's right his brief did though.

 

[PTR]

Just been reading this too, its so unfair what some people have to go through

 

[Bob Fleming]

Awful and I'm not sure I could live with it. Certainly not as a father. The desire to kill him would eat me up.

 

[HABA87]

Grim reading. The darkest of crimes, the poor family.

 

[Anth9ftm]

i'd have a price on his head some way or another like, genuinely don't know how I'd cope knowing he was still alive.

 

[becs]

I don't know how a barrister could possibly mount a vigorous defence for a monster like that.

That's what put the bairn off studying criminal law. He said he couldn't do it if he had to defend Adam Johnson after reading the messages that were published.

 

[Andy™]

That's what put the bairn off studying criminal law. He said he couldn't do it if he had to defend Adam Johnson after reading the messages that were published.

If that was the example they used then your bairn sounds a bit wet.

 

[SnakeEyes]

It's strange how differently people cope. I saw a documentary years ago about Jamie Bulgers parents. The dad had been training and working out so he could do them in if he ever saw them in the street.

 

[Moyes and the Boys]

the sooner we bring something in that excludes you from your human rights when you behave in an inhumane way the better.

that man (any many others) is still living and able to enjoy some form of comfort/enjoyment. the family carry the burden every day. its not justice and with the relative comfort we HAVE to afford these people in HMP.

There's a permanent comfort in being relieved from the nightmares that haunt you, people like that have theirs...