Pseudonym Number 1
Striker
So can anyone shed some light on the fathers occupation or connections here?
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Interviewed on BBC tonight. I think he said he's in the prison service but denies having any high level connections. Seemed a genuine bloke.So can anyone shed some light on the fathers occupation or connections here?
CheersInterviewed on BBC tonight. I think he said he's in the prison service but denies having any high level connections. Seemed a genuine bloke.
Am I missing something, how is letting someone "drive" your vehicle who then unfortunately crashes & dies considered to be manslaughter?
For those who've missed the news for days: Speedboat killer hands himself in to police
Would the same happen if someone else drove your car & died when they crashed it?
(The "Speedboat" only went about 30 knots too)
Means nowt when he’s owa there.
I believe he may face charges of manslaughter. Seems fair enough. He’ll have a trial. The father of the deceased girl will not be a jurist or a judge. The accused will, via representation of the type he’s already sought and obtained, present evidence and testimony.
If someone were to allegedly drunkenly invite/allow/enable another equally drunken but inexperienced person to operate a piece of dangerous powerful machinery that they allegedly knew to be faulty and the result was a fatal accident ... well manslaughter seems to be a predictable (minimum) charge that I’d expect to be levelled at them.
Running away, leaving the country and hiding would appear to indicate that this individual had a similar expectation.
Again? Do you think he'll turn up for this one?
He has already been convictedI believe he may face charges of manslaughter. Seems fair enough. He’ll have a trial. The father of the deceased girl will not be a jurist or a judge. The accused will, via representation of the type he’s already sought and obtained, present evidence and testimony.
If someone were to allegedly drunkenly invite/allow/enable another equally drunken but inexperienced person to operate a piece of dangerous powerful machinery that they allegedly knew to be faulty and the result was a fatal accident ... well manslaughter seems to be a predictable (minimum) charge that I’d expect to be levelled at them.
Running away, leaving the country and hiding would appear to indicate that this individual had a similar expectation.
He has already been convicted
Just read, it says there was a steering defect.It says they hit a floating branch in the dark and were thrown out. Not sure how the condition of the boat would have affected that.
Am I missing something, how is letting someone "drive" your vehicle who then unfortunately crashes & dies considered to be manslaughter?
For those who've missed the news for days: Speedboat killer hands himself in to police
Would the same happen if someone else drove your car & died when they crashed it?
(The "Speedboat" only went about 30 knots too)
He got 5 year.Yep. I gathered that. Ta. I’ll get my coat.
6.He got 5 year.
Think he has been a bit unlucky.
Claiming his life will in danger if returns to UK.