Becky Watts - Page 5

klarzy · 4th March 2015, 20:58

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Originally Posted by FLYER

My tongue was firmly in my cheek.

I know mate... I get wound up that do gooders will actually take pity on him... so much of what you said it right...

RPWC · 4th March 2015, 21:03

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Originally Posted by klarzy

Too easy...
break all long bones
peel
dip in salt
douse in petroleum
barbecue
feed to pigs

nice Pete, but why poison defenceless pigs!

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Originally Posted by FLYER

ERM we live in a civilised society. Ends in OCKS

He will get the best defence lawyer (legal aid).

A psychiatrist to say he came from a broken home (he broke it).

Whilst on remand all the drugs he wants .

A TV .
A pool table .

A PlayStation.

3 square.

A fitness room.

A boyfriend .

Then after sentence the odd riot.

Then some halfwit parole board will let him out after half his term.

Cynical ??? Me ???

Not at all....

All at our expense too

klarzy · 4th March 2015, 21:05

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Originally Posted by RPWC

nice Pete, but why poison defenceless pigs!

Pigs are hardy beasts me old mate, they can handle stuff that will turn most folks stomach's

Dorset Bob · 4th March 2015, 21:40

Maybe, it would better if the punishment, detailed above, should be after he has been tried and found guilty.

The only way that I would take pity on him on him if the Old Bill has got the wrong man.

In Bristol, we should remember Christopher Jefferies who was wrongly accused of the murder of Johanna Yeates.

Either way, with person(s) that are found guilty of such a horrendous crime, I think that there should be more weight to administer more appropriate punishment, than that is currently available.

FLYER · 5th March 2015, 08:09

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Originally Posted by Dorset Bob

Maybe, it would better if the punishment, detailed above, should be after he has been tried and found guilty.

The only way that I would take pity on him on him if the Old Bill has got the wrong man.

In Bristol, we should remember Christopher Jefferies who was wrongly accused of the murder of Johanna Yeates.

Either way, with person(s) that are found guilty of such a horrendous crime, I think that there should be more weight to administer more appropriate punishment, than that is currently available.

Your quite correct of course Bob .

I think he should be given a fair trial.

Then strung up.......

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