Really! I've had enough. 16 year old killed for no reason.

James07 said:
Search for Aimee Wellock.

Coming up 3 years since we got jumped and she died..
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/4297266.stm

Doesn't mention anything about anyone else with her except that three girls where charged but a 15 year old boy was cleared of manslaughter?:confused:

You'd have been 15 then wouldn't you?

Was that you, seams weired
that the bbc wouldn't mention companions
and comparing stabbing someone int he neck with a gril having heart attack, running away from bullies.

Or this a different Aimee Wellock?
 
[TW]Fox;11668653 said:
I find it rather difficult to accept that the guy was killed for 'no reason'. Unless the attacker is soon to be sectioned under the Mental Health Act, it is unlikely he had no prior contact with the victim.
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I disagree - sadly in this day and age in this country its quite possible some ****wit who's drugged or drunk out of their mind would pick a fight with a complete stranger and then push too far killing him/her.

I'm sure like others have said before if caught and sentenced the guilty party would in all likelyhood receive a slap on the wrists! These things will only go on for so long before the victims family decide to take the law into their own hands!
 
Sonea Fifer said:
I disagree - sadly in this day and age in this country its quite possible some ****wit who's drugged or drunk out of their mind would pick a fight with a complete stranger and then push too far killing him/her.
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People do get attacked for no good reason, middle class students with no idea would like to believe that the world is a big flowery place and that its not as bad as the media makes it out. Fact is theres no reason behind a lot of these attacks, people can be in the wrong place at the wrong time or look at someone 'the wrong way' and end up paying the price.
 
No offence to anyone from Lee but it's not the nicest of areas.

I'm always looking over my shoulder when I go there.
 
Seems like if anyone is having problems with gangs of kids, random lunatics, they should either ignore it entirely or be prepared to kill them... anything inbetween has a chance of leaving you on the tragic side of a news story. Cowardice has a happy way of keeping you alive.

“Men should be either treated generously or destroyed, because they take revenge for slight injuries - for heavy ones they cannot” - Machiavelli
 
Sad story, probably a small shop too judging from bakery's around here so not much space to move around and I'm guessing no real way to defend yourself from a maniac wielding a sign.
 
The way people so willingly tolerate scum in this country honestly baffles me. I just don't get why people so eagerly bend over, take it in the ass then say "thank you".

It sounds like the killer was a chav ****er who wasn't specifically trying to kill the victim, but was being overly aggressive, which is becoming worryingly common behaviour.

Bring back the cane. :)
 
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think im going to have to stop reading the news again

its a non stop depression session every time i open the paper or look on bbc site :(
 
Tefal said:
soooo, what you gonna do about it?

*bet you do didilly.
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what can he do about it? The country is full of sympathizers that while they're keen to show their "disapproval" of these kind of actions they're even quicker to judge and penalise those that might take matters into their own hands.

Oh the poor poor murderer...he must be have been an abused child or just didn't have the kind of opportunities everyone else has had. Let's spend tax payers money on trying to get a conviction now so we can lock him up for a few years before he's out on good behaviour

his ******* parents should be flung off the nearest coast as well imo.



and of course............

On Sunday, London's new mayor, Boris Johnson, joined thousands of Christians praying for an end to violence in the wake of Jimmy's death and that of Lyle Tulloch, in Borough, south London, a week ago
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sansnom said:
what can he do about it? The country is full of sympathizers that while they're keen to show their "disapproval" of these kind of actions they're even quicker to judge and penalise those that might take matters into their own hands.

Oh the poor poor murderer...he must be have been an abused child or just didn't have the kind of opportunities everyone else has had. Let's spend tax payers money on trying to get a conviction now so we can lock him up for a few years before he's out on good behaviour

his ******* parents should be flung off the nearest coast as well imo.
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Say what:confused:

The way people so willingly tolerate scum in this country honestly baffles me.
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Is kind of like saying I'm going to do something about it, unless he's baffled by his own behavior.

You just seam to have gone off on some schizophrenic hardman rant about how you'd fling a a man and woman off a cliff. Easy to be the hard guy from behind a keyboard ain't it? (Trust me the irony of this is not lost on me)

Also what if your kid goes out and drink drives kills someone we gonna burn you at the stake?


Let's spend tax payers money on trying to get a conviction now so we can lock him up
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Yeah you're right since we have no idea who did it, we should just go out into the street and find a few people we don't like the look of an hurl em down a hill eh?


On Sunday, London's new mayor, Boris Johnson, joined thousands of Christians praying for an end to violence in the wake of Jimmy's death and that of Lyle Tulloch, in Borough, south London, a week ago
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Good god a politician trying to comfort people??? SOMEONE CALL THE LYNCH MOB!!!!!!
 
is there not some sort of partition people can sign saying what a disgrace this is and more should be done to offenders to stop them repeating such offences?
 
I used to go to school just round the corner from where this happened. Used to buy my lunch in the bakery where it happened. Don't recognise the surname so I don't think his older brothers went to my school, the eldest would have been in my brother's year if they did.
 
It's sad really, kids today cause trouble. If they are the future then, do we really have one? Kids around my area do the same, they shout and scream at people and aren't worth the flesh that contains them. I see often kids (sometimes as young as what looks like 8) throwing stone and smashing bus stops. Really they are like 10 years old in groups at around 10pm, what the hell? Half are high on cheap cider and street pills, they can't handle.

I say we eat them alive.
 
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