Derby fire deaths: Parents arrested on suspicion of murder
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if innocent thats terrible. if guilty then hang them. what kind of parents would do that?!?!
If that's the case it wouldn't be murder. It would be involuntary manslaughter, I think?
This.
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That poor, poor chap in a small house.
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they arrested the mccanns didnt they? doesnt really mean much at the end of the day.
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Can't watch the video with sound at work, but you're correct in that they are placed under arrest in order to be formally interviewed/questioned.
What's the vid all about? Is it something new?
If it does turn out to have been by their own plotting, it would be absolutely mind-blowing, tbh. Who on Earth puts their kids in that kind of danger for any reason?
It's the clip of him on Jeremy Kyle a few years ago.
On an estate I used to live there was a fat women and two black kids, she kept on going on about wanting a HOUSE and her kids deserved better than a council flat. A month later, FLAT FIRE and she now has a house. Makes you wonder!
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If it is proven that they did do it (for whatever weird reason) - I hope they get all they deserve.
I actually thought there was something a bit strange about the guy when he was giving the Interviews the day after the incident happened. It was as though his grief/emotion wasn't just the despair I assume a parent would feel when he/she has lost a child so terribly (or in this case a lot of children at once) - but more like WTF did I do that for/I didn't mean that to happen.
I actually thought there was something a bit strange about the guy when he was giving the Interviews the day after the incident happened. It was as though his grief/emotion wasn't just the despair I assume a parent would feel when he/she has lost a child so terribly (or in this case a lot of children at once) - but more like WTF did I do that for/I didn't mean that to happen.
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nah. if you set fire to a house with people in it. you know it might end in deaths. man-slaughter is like hitting someone and them falling badly and killing them. i.e. things that wouldnt normally kill someone.
it will be life. i knew a guy (bit mental) who was an arsonist and tried to light a letterbox. cops saw him and he got life.
But wouldnt you arrest for murder then when it goes to trial they 'claim' manslaugter?